The basic study on Secular Priest Life in the Japanese Middle Ages

随着佛教极乐世界信仰的流行，世俗人出家的风俗习惯也随之产生和传播。成为牧师的人在开始的日子里停止了世俗活动，但在中世纪时改变了继续。在日本，只有在中世纪才能看到，人们在成为牧师后拥有遗产，并进行世俗活动，这是一种特殊的礼仪和习俗。退休的天皇建立了这些礼仪和习俗。白川教皇没有放弃政治权力后，牧师。礼俗在贵族社会和武士社会中传播。成为祭司后，许多武士继续保持着修吾的职位。祭司的礼仪和习俗传到了民间。大部分的村长都是以牧师的形象来管理村庄的。农民即使成为祭司，也不能免除田赋的负担。

When faith of the Buddhists' paradise became popular, the manners and customs that secular people became a priest were born and spread out. The people who became a priest stopped secular activity in the days of the beginning, but changed to continue when it was the Middle Ages. It was special manners and customs to be seen only in the Japanese Middle Ages that the people who held a patrimony after having become a priest, and carried out a secular activity existed.The retired Emperor founded these manners and customs. Shirakawa pope did not abandon political power after a priest. The manners and customs spread through the noble society and the samurai society. After having become a priest, many samurais continued maintaining the post of the Shugo. The manners and customs of the priest spread to the world of the people. Most of leaders of the village ran a village with the figure of the priest. Even if farmers became a priest, it was not exempted from the burden of the land tax.