A branch of this sect which has no monks was founded by a man who believed in mappo, the decline of 
A branch of this sect which has no monks was founded by a man who believed in mappo, the decline of dharma. That leader of this sect preached reliance on tariki, or "other power" in order to attain freedom from rebirth. The founder of this sect's Japanese Jodo Shinshu school was Shinran, and this sect's first Chinese monastery was built on Mount Lushan. One school of this sect was founded by (*) Honen, who advocated its practice by simply reciting the nembutsu. This sect's adherents wish to enter Sukhavati so that they can receive assistance attaining nirvana from Amitabha. For 10 points, name this sect of Buddhism whose adherents seek admission to its namesake paradise.
A branch of this sect which has no monks was founded by a man who believed in mappo, the decline of dharma.
Pureland Buddhism [accept Amidism]