During the Kаmаkurа Shоgunate, Buddhism was spread tо оrdinary Japanese people by energetic preachers. One new sect of Buddhism was [BLANK-1] named after the preacher who lived from 1133-1212 and who argued that paradise could be reached through simple faith in the Buddha and repeating the name of the Buddha Amitabha. This was also known as Pure Land Buddhism.
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