Branches of Shingon
- The Orthodox (Kogi) Shingon School (古義真言宗)
- Kōyasan (高野山真言宗)
- Chuin-Ryu Lineage (中院流)
- Tō-ji (東寺真言宗)
- Zentsūji-ha (真言宗善通寺派)
- Daigo-ha (真言宗醍醐派)
- Omuro-ha (真言宗御室派)
- Shingon-Ritsu (真言律宗)
- Daikakuji-ha (真言宗大覚寺派)
- Sennyūji-ha (真言宗泉涌寺派)
- Yamashina-ha (真言宗山階派)
- Shigisan (信貴山真言宗)
- Nakayamadera-ha (真言宗中山寺派)
- Sanbōshū (真言三宝宗)
- Sumadera-ha (真言宗須磨寺派)
- Tōji-ha (真言宗東寺派)
- Kōyasan (高野山真言宗)
- The Reformed (Shingi) Shingon School (新義真言宗)
- Chizan-ha (真言宗智山派)
- Buzan-ha (真言宗豊山派)
- Kokubunji-ha (真言宗国分寺派)
- Inunaki-ha (真言宗犬鳴派)
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