Seido and Reihaido were the Rokugani words for Shrine. [1]
Utility[]
A shrine was a smaller building devoted to ancestors, the Fortunes, or both. It was typically attended only by a lone shugenja or a monk or two. Visitors came to offer prayers. They were quiet, serene, and easily accessible to any who wished access. [2] These shrines acted as a focus for the powers of the Fortunes, ancestors, or the Elements, as a place of rememberence, or places of meditation. [3]
Rokugani Shrines[]
Colonial Shrines[]
| Shrine to the Honored Fallen |
See Also[]
- Shinden (temples)
References
- ↑ Legend of the Five Rings; Third Edition, p. 296
- ↑ Way of the Daimyo, p. 25
- ↑ Test of Enlightenment
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