習しゅう合ごう神しん道とう

noun

syncretized Shinto; amalgamated Shinto

A scholarly term for Shinto traditions that merged with Buddhist teachings, especially in the medieval period. Often contrasted with 純粋神道 (pure Shinto).

See also: 両部神道 · 山王神道

• 両りょう部ぶ神しん道とうや山さん王のう神しん道とうは習しゅう合ごう神しん道とうの代だい表ひょう例れいである。

  Ryōbu Shintō and Sannō Shintō are representative examples of syncretized Shinto.

• 習しゅう合ごう神しん道とうの研けん究きゅうは日本にほん宗しゅう教きょう史しの重じゅう要ようなテーマだ。

  The study of syncretized Shinto is an important topic in Japanese religious history.