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Nov 10, 2021 at 23:46 comment added asd123 I would qualify that by saying that not all (or even a notable percentage) of Japanese monks actually got married. Many remained celibate. It did create a class of quasi-monastic priests, however, who had families and represented a pretty interesting introduction to the sangha. That being said, there was also the loosening of restrictions on alcohol which, well, let's just say my roshi loved his sake a bit too much. ;-)
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