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Myohon-ji
is one of the oldest Nichiren sect temples in Kamakura, Kanagawa. Its official name is . "Choko" comes from the posthumous name of Nichiren's father and "Myohon" from his mother's.
==History==
In 1202 Minamoto no Yoriie became shogun at the age of 18. Real power remained with his grandfather, Hojo Tokimasa and his mother Masako. Yoriie married Wakasa no Tsubone, the daughter of Hiki Yoshikazu a general and warrior upon whom he relied heavily.〔 Soon after, Wakasa gave birth to a boy named Ichiman, who should have been the legitimate successor to the shogunate. Hojo Tokimasa invited over Hiki Yoshikazu for peace talks and then had him assassinated and his house burned to the ground in 1203.〔
Hiki Yoshimoto was the sole survivor of this tragedy. He fled to Kyoto where he met Nichiren and became his disciple. Yoshimoto returned to Kamakura when he was much older. Upon his return Hiki Yoshimoto built Myohon-ji on his residential land in Kamakura to console the souls of his ancestors.〔
Tombs of all of the Hiki family members and their relatives are on the right hand side of the garden. Previously, the tombs were housed in Ankokuron-ji, but in the 1920s they were moved to Myohon-ji.
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