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Buddhism comes in many forms, but in Japan it stands apart from all the rest in one striking way - the monks get married. This study addresses the emergence of an openly married clergy as a momentous change in the history of modern Japanese Buddhism.

Buddhism --- Marriage --- Buddhist priests --- Japan --- History --- Religious aspects --- Buddhism. --- Family relationships --- Agonshū. --- Akizuki Tanetatsu alcoholic beverages. --- Andō Yoshinori. --- Arai Nissatsu. --- Butsuryūkō. --- Chadwick, David. --- Chiba Shunrei. --- Chūsonji. --- Daichidoron. --- Date Mitsuyoshi. --- Eiheiji. --- Enmeiin Incident. --- Fleming, William. --- Fukase Shunji. --- Fukushima Masao. --- Genkaku. --- Haga Shōji. --- Harunasan. --- Hirata Atsutane. --- Honganji. --- Inoue Enryō. --- Ishida Mizumaro. --- Iwakura Tomomi. --- Jainism. --- Jizō bodhisattva. --- Kaimyōji Shōtsū. --- Kamei Koremi. --- Kawamura Seiji. --- Kita Sadakichi. --- Kuroda Kiyotsuna. --- Kōsen Mujaku. --- Manase Gensaku. --- Mappō tōmyōki. --- Matono Hansuke. --- Matsudaira Yoshinaga. --- Mokuan shōtō. --- Morioka Kiyomi. --- Nagayama Kōryū. --- Okamoto Yasutaka. --- Ototachibana Hime. --- Reiyūkai. --- Rengekai. --- Ryōken. --- Sasaki Gihan. --- Seikaku. --- civil society. --- dispensationalism. --- evolutionary theory. --- human rights. --- imperialism, Japanese. --- lay bodhisattvas. --- military draft. --- Ōhara Shigetomi.