Ujigami — (jap. 氏神) sind im Shintō Glauben lokale Kami, welche über den Ort wachen, an dem sie verehrt werden. Ursprünglich waren Ujigami meist die Geister von Ahnen, die von einem bestimmten Clan (uji) abstammten, von dessen Anführern (uji no kami) und… … Deutsch Wikipedia
Ujigami — The kami of an uji, clan , community . In practice more or less interchangeable with ubusuna, the kami of one s birthplace, though ujigami carries mainly the sense of ancestor or parent kami. The ujigami is the protective or tutelary deity of… … A Popular Dictionary of Shinto
Ujigami-sai — The annual festival for the tutelary deity (ujigami) of a community. It was traditionally organised by annual rotation among the elite male members (ujiko) of a shrine guild (miyaza), who prepared themselves for the year long responsibility by … A Popular Dictionary of Shinto
ujigami — ▪ Shintō in the Shintō religion of Japan, the tutelary deity of a village or geographic area. The meaning of ujigami has undergone considerable evolution over the centuries, mainly because of the historical migrations of clan communities in … Universalium
Shinto shrine — A Shinto shrine is a structure whose main purpose is to house ( enshrine ) a Shinto kami , and is usually characterized by the presence of a nihongo|shinden|神殿 (also called nihongo| honden |本殿 [ Shinden ,… … Wikipedia
Nagare-zukuri — Ujigami Shrine in Uji, Kyoto Prefecture The nagare zukuri (流造, flowing style? … Wikipedia
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