Editing Tenrikyo (section)

==Schisms==
Below is a non-exhaustive list of religious movements and organizations that are derived from Tenrikyo.<ref name="Forbes"/><ref name="w880">{{cite web | title=天理教団史と分派史 | website=rendaico.jp | url=http://www.rendaico.jp/nakayamamiyuki/omithisonogoden/bunpashico.htm | language=ja | access-date=2025-05-10}}</ref> They are considered to be [[heresy|heresies]] by the Tenrikyo Church Headquarters in Tenri.<ref name="Forbes">{{cite thesis |ref=none |last= Forbes |first= Roy Tetsuo |date= 2005 |title= Schism, orthodoxy and heresy in the history of Tenrikyō : three case studies |url= https://scholarspace.manoa.hawaii.edu/items/e66d96e2-112f-478f-a17b-e31174258fb7 |publisher= University of Hawai'i Department of Religion}}</ref>

*{{Nihongo|Tenrin-Ō Kyōkai|[[:ja:転輪王教会|転輪王教会]]|}}, founded by {{Nihongo|Imai Sōjirō|今井惣治郎<!--Q131911541-->|}}, who claimed to have received a divine revalation in 1866
*{{Nihongo|[[Tenrin-Ō Meisei Kyōdan]]|天輪王明誠教団|}}, founded by {{Nihongo|Oku Rokubē|奥六兵衛<!--Q131911775-->|}} in 1881
*{{Nihongo|Daidōkyō|[[:ja:大道教|大道教]]|}}, founded by {{Nihongo|Iida Iwajirō|飯田岩治郎<!--Q131911334-->|}} in 1897 (who also founded the {{Nihongo|Tenrikyō Heian Shikyōkai|天理教平安支教会|}} and claimed to have received divine revelations from 1894–1897)
*{{Nihongo|Ibaraki Ippa|[[:ja:茨木一派|茨木一派]]|}}, also called {{Nihongo|Shindōkai|真道会|}}, founded by former Tenrikyo follower {{Nihongo|Ibaraki Mototaka|茨木基敬<!--Q131911783-->|}}. Ibaraki claimed to have received a divine revalation in 1911 and was expelled from Tenrikyo in 1918.
*{{Nihongo|[[Honmichi]]|ほんみち|}}, founded by [[Ōnishi Aijirō]] in 1913
**{{Nihongo|[[Honbushin]]|ほんぶしん|}}, founded by [[Ōnishi Tama]] in 1961
**{{Nihongo|[[Tenri Sanrinkō]]|天理三輪講|}}, founded by {{Nihongo|Katsu Hisano|勝ヒサノ|}} in 1933
***{{Nihongo|[[Tenri Kami no Uchiake Basho]]|天理神の打開場所, 天理神之打開場所|}}, founded by {{Nihongo|Watanabe Yoso|渡辺ヨソ|}} in 1934
****{{Nihongo|Tenri Kami no Kuchiake Basho|天理神之口明場所, 天理神之口開場所|}}, founded by {{Nihongo|Yamada Umejirō|山田梅次郎|}} in 1937
***{{Nihongo|Sanri Sanfukugen|三理三腹元|}}, founded by {{Nihongo|Yamamoto Eizaburō|山本栄三郎|}} and {{Nihongo|Ishiishikawa Komakichi|石々川駒吉|}} in 1936
***{{Nihongo|[[Kami Ichijōkyō]]|神一条教|}}, founded by {{Nihongo|Yonetani Kuni|米谷クニ|}} in 1942
***{{Nihongo|[[Sekai Shindokyo]]|世界心道教|}}, founded by {{Nihongo|Aida Hide|会田ヒデ|}} in 1944
*{{nihongo|Taidōkyō|太道教}}
*{{nihongo|Shizen Shindō|自然真道}}

Around the turn of the 20th century, {{Nihongo|[[Ide Kuniko]]|[[:ja:井出国子|井出国子]]|}} (1863–1947) founded her own Tenrikyo-derived religion. Asahi Jinja (朝日神社) in [[Miki, Hyōgo]] is dedicated to Ide Kuniko.<ref>{{cite web | title=朝日神社教祖 – 井出国子 | date=2022-11-20 | url=https://ide-kuniko.com/ | language=ja | access-date=2025-04-27}}</ref>

Most Tenrikyo-derived religions, including [[Honmichi]],<ref>{{Cite book |title=ほんみち概観 |publisher=ほんみち教義部 |year=1972 |author=ほんみち教義部編 |language=ja}}</ref> [[Honbushin]], and [[Kami Ichijokyo]],<ref>{{Cite book |author=米谷千恵子 |title=神一條：人間甘露台 |publisher=三学出版 |date=1984 |isbn=4-87906-117-4 |language=ja}}</ref> consider the [[Ofudesaki]] and [[Mikagura-uta]] to be their primary sacred scriptures, and to some extent also the [[Osashizu]]. They also typically have their own additional doctrinal texts. These religions consider [[Nakayama Miki]] to be their spiritual founder but reject the authority of the Tenrikyo church in Tenri.<ref name="Forbes"/>