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The monographic study is devoted to a comprehensive analysis of the main canonical text of the Tenriya religion, Ofudesaki (At the End of the Brush), written by the founder of this religion, a simple Japanese peasant woman named Nakayama Miki, in the period from 1869 And since it was in the nineteenth century that the process of formation and codification of the modern literary language took place in Japan, this original poetic work acquires important linguistic significance as a source of the Japanese language of this pivotal period in the country's history.