相羽城跡

Name: 相羽城跡
Address: Aiba, Ono, Ibi District, 〒501-0522 Gifu,Japan, Gifu, Japan

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住所：	Aiba, Ono, Ibi District, 〒501-0522 Gifu,Japan
カテゴリ：	Castle ,
街：	Gifu

Aiba, Ono, Ibi District, 〒501-0522 Gifu,Japan

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s	sakappa on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 標柱というよりは、八幡神社(相羽城城址)へ。 Rather than a pillar, go to Hachiman Shrine (Aiba Castle Ruins).
k	ken N on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 地元の神社の一角にあります。駐車場はないので車でのアクセスは一考が必要です。 It is located in a corner of a local shrine. There is no parking lot, so you need to consider access by car.
お	おだ天狗 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 相羽城（あいばじょう）は、中世の美濃国大野郡（現・岐阜県揖斐郡）に存在した日本の城（平城）。根尾川と三水川の間、旧・名鉄揖斐線相羽駅の近くに位置する。遺構はほとんどないが、本丸跡には神社があり、堀跡とみられる北東の池付近から遺物が出土している。『新撰美濃志』によれば、土岐光行の子の光俊が饗庭姓を名乗って建暦・建保頃に築城したが、承久の乱で戦死したという。その孫の国頼などが城主となった後に一度廃城となるが、天文年間に垂井城の長屋景興が修築・移住し、土岐頼芸に仕えた。天文14年（1545年）に斎藤道三に攻められて落城し、後に鷹司氏が城主となるも天文18年（1549年）に織田信秀に攻められ、やがて廃城となった。 Aibajo is a Japanese castle (Hirajo) that existed in the medieval Ono-gun, Mino Province (currently Ibi-gun, Gifu Prefecture). It is located between the Neo River and the Mimizu River, near Aiba Station on the former Meitetsu Ibi Line. There are few remains, but there is a shrine at the site of Honmaru, and relics have been excavated near the northeastern pond, which is thought to be the site of a moat. According to "Shinsen Mino Shi", Mitsutoshi, a child of Mitsuyuki Toki, built a castle around the time of Kenryaku and Kempo under the surname of Aiba, but died in the war due to the Jokyu War. The castle was once abandoned after its grandson, Kuniyori, became the lord of the castle, but during the astronomical year, Nagaya Keiko of Tarui Castle was rebuilt and relocated to serve Toki Yorinari. The castle fell after being attacked by Dosan Saito in 1545, and later became the castle owner, but was attacked by Nobuhide Oda in 1549, and was eventually abandoned.