源頼家
At the end of the 12th century, more or less while in Nara Chōgen was rebuilding Tōdai-ji, and in the process was creating the architectural style that would later be called Daibutsuyō, two monks were introducing Zen to Japan. First was Eisai, who brought the Rinzai school teachings to Kamakura. Having the support of "shōgun" Minamoto no Yoriie, he was able to found temples in both Kamakura and Kyoto.