Shugei Shuchiin School
A private educational institution founded around 829 CE by Kūkai (Kōbō Daishi), offering a broad curriculum including both Buddhist and secular studies. Historical term; used only in reference to this specific school.
Shugei Shuchiin School is considered one of the first private schools in Japan, founded by Kūkai.
The name was given by 空海: 綜芸 denotes the comprehensive arts or branches of learning, while 種智 is a Buddhist term for omniscient wisdom.