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This explanation was later challenged by Kūkai ( 空海, 774 835 ), who saw the kami as different embodiments of the Buddhas themselves ( honji suijaku theory ).
According to this theory, the torana was adopted by Shingon Buddhism founder Kūkai, who used it to demarcate the sacred space used for the homa ceremony.
Shingon founder Kōbō Daishi ( Kūkai ) was famous for his Japanese calligraphy.
Kūkai (), also known posthumously as, 774 835, was a Japanese monk, civil servant, scholar, poet, and artist, founder of the Shingon or " True Word " school of Buddhism.
Kūkai was born in 774 in the present-day Zentsū-ji precincts in the province of Sanuki on the island of Shikoku.
Kūkai was born in a period of important political changes with Emperor Kanmu ( alt.
Around the age of 22, Kūkai was introduced to Buddhist practice involving chanting the mantra of the Bodhisattva Ākasagarbha ( Kokuzō ).
During this period of private Buddhist practice, Kūkai had a dream, in which a man appeared and told Kūkai that the Mahavairocana Sutra is the scripture which contained the doctrine Kūkai was seeking.
Kūkai found the translated portion of the sūtra was very cryptic.
Scholars are unsure why Kūkai was selected to take part in an official mission to China, given his background as a private, not state-sponsored, monk.
The expedition included four ships, with Kūkai on the first ship, while another famous monk, Saichō was on the second ship.
Whereas Kūkai had expected to spend 20 years studying in China, in a few short months he was to receive the final initiation, and become a master of the esoteric lineage.
Huiguo was said to have described teaching Kūkai as like " pouring water from one vase into another ".
In 810 Kūkai emerged as a public figure when he was appointed administrative head of Tōdai-ji, the central temple in Nara, and head of the.
Records show that Kūkai was also busy writing poetry, conducting rituals, and writing epitaphs and memorials on request.
The new emperor, Emperor Junna ( r. 823-833 ) was also well disposed towards Kūkai.
In 824 Kūkai was officially appointed to the temple construction project.
At Tō-ji, in addition to the main hall ( kondō ) and some minor buildings on the site, Kūkai added the lecture hall in 825 which was specifically designed along Shingon Buddhist principles, which included the making of 14 Buddha images.
Also in 825, Kūkai was invited to become tutor to the crown prince.
In 827 Kūkai was promoted to be Daisōzu in which capacity he presided over state rituals, the emperor and the imperial family.
Toward the end of 832 Kūkai was back on Mt.
In 835, just two months before his death, Kūkai was finally granted permission to annually ordain three Shingon monks at Mt.

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