Shinbutsu bunri

Shinbutsu bunri (神仏分離code: ja is deprecated ) adalah sebuah istilah yang mengacu kepada pemisahan antara Shinto dan Buddhisme, yang pada hakikatnya merupakan penghilangan Buddhisme dari kuil-kuil Shinto-Buddhis yang sinkretis, yang berlangsung mulai musim semi tahun 1868.^[1]

Referensi

^ Klaus Antoni (1995). "The "Separation of Gods and Buddhas" at Omiwa Shrine in Meiji Japan". Japanese Journal of Religious Studies 1995 22/1-2.

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Pranala luar

明治元年（1868）3月｜神仏分離令が出される：日本のあゆみ神号々仏語ヲ用ヒ或ハ仏像ヲ神体ト為シ鰐口梵鐘等装置セシ神社改正処分・三条 (Archive of photographs of Meiji document ordering separation of Shinto and Buddhism) National Archives of Japan

[1] Klaus Antoni (1995). "The "Separation of Gods and Buddhas" at Omiwa Shrine in Meiji Japan". Japanese Journal of Religious Studies 1995 22/1-2.

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