Category:Shigisan Engi Emaki

**Shigisan Engi Emaki**
	emakimono painted in the second half of the 12th century
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Instance of	emakimono;
Named after	Mount Shigi;
Location	Nara National Museum, Nara Park, Nara, Nara Prefecture, Japan
Country of origin	Japan;
Creator	unknown value;
Owned by	Chōgosonshi-ji;
Collection	Chōgosonshi-ji;
Heritage designation	Important Cultural Property of Japan (–1951); National Treasure of Japan (1951–);
Inception	12th century;
Width	3,560 cm;
Height	31 cm;
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	34° 41′ 01.32″ N, 135° 50′ 11.04″ E
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English: The Shigisan Engi (12th century) is one of the most famous emaki (illustrated scroll) from Japan. Nowadays the three scrolls still are in possession of the Chōgosonshi-ji.

Français : Les Rouleaux des légendes du mont Shigi (Shigisan engi emaki) forment un emaki du 12e renommé. Racontant de façon romancée la biographie du moine Myoren, fondateur du Chōgosonshi-ji sur le mont Shigi, ils sont toujours entreposés dans ce temple.

日本語: 信貴山縁起