English: Early photograph of the Dai-Gohonzon at Taisekiji, allegedly created by Nichiren in the 13th century. Printed in Kumada Ijō's (熊田葦城) book Nichiren Shōnin (日蓮上人), 8th edition, page 375. Published in 1913 (大正2年). First edition published in 1911 (明治44年).
Printed in Japanese historian Kumada Ijō's (熊田葦城) book Nichiren Shōnin (日蓮上人), 8th edition, page 375. Published in 1913 (大正2年). First edition published in 1911 (明治44年).
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Item from 13th or 14th century. Photographed ca. 1910.
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