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The production was supervised and Kaigen was done by Monkanbo Koshin . Monkan was a Buddhist priest of the Shingon Ritsushu and Daigo schools of Shingon Buddhism, and served as the head of Daigo-ji, Shitennō-ji, Bettō, and the first chief priest of Toji in the Go-Daigo dynasty, as well as the head of all Buddhist affairs in the Sōkan of the Ritsuryo system. He was one of the most important figures in Emperor Go-Daigo's Buddhist policy and beliefs.
In addition, Bunkan was one of the most famous painters of the Middle Ages, described as "extraordinary" (不凡) in Kano Eienō's Honcho-ga-shi in Enpō 6 (1679) . who was one of the most famous painters of the Middle Ages, and painted the Important Cultural Property "Monju (Manjusri) with Five Characters in Chinese Characters on Silk" on June 9, Kenmu June 9 (1334). For this reason, it has been pointed out that he may have been involved in the actual production of this work. For this reason, it has been pointed out that he may have been involved in the actual production of this work as well as the supervision and Buddhābhiseka.
Buddhism Daigo-ji Enpō Sōkan Kano Eienō Emperor 1334 Emperor Go-Daigo Bunkan Shingon Ritsushu Shingon Buddhism Bettō Buddhābhiseka Shitennō-ji Kenmu Kaigen 1679 Honcho-ga-shi