Shunsuke Choro (a senior priest of the temple, credited for restoring it) received 50 koku (measure of volume) of rice from Nobunaga ODA in 1577, had its halls repaired by Toshiie MAEDA (one of the leading generals of Nobunaga ODA, who became the lord of Kaga Domain, the wealthiest domain in the Edo period) in 1597, and was also given 100 koku of rice and a shuinjo (shogunate license to trade) by Ieyasu TOKUGAWA (the founder of the Tokugawa shogunate), and after all these years, the temple was finally revived with a solid financial base.
その後、1577年（天正5年）、中興の祖・舜甫長老が織田信長より50石を受け、1597年（慶長2年）には前田利家が諸堂の再建を行い、徳川家も別朱印状と100石あまりを与えられ、経済的な基盤も整い、ようやく復興を果たした。