Anrakuji - Ogaki

This is the 33rd place of Nishimino Nishikuni.

Nothing fresh It wasn't like a tourist attraction A place where you can enjoy with prior information.

The parking lot was hard to understand.

It is a temple at the foot of Mt. Mikatsu near the place where Ieyasu put the main team on the day before the Battle of Sekigahara.

Anrakuji is a temple of the Jodo sect located in Akasaka-cho, Ogaki City, Gifu Prefecture. Shaka Nyorai is the principal image. The mountain number is Shiunzan, and the institute name is Eimeiin. Nishimino 33 Sacred Ground 21st Fudasho. It is a temple related to the battle of Prince Shotoku and Sekigahara. It is said that Prince Shotoku was founded during the reign of Empress Suiko and was erected with the Eimeiho seal as the founder of the mountain. When it was first founded, it was the Hosso sect. It is said that in the Jinshin War, he prayed for the victory of Emperor Tenmu and was rewarded. There was a time when Toki Shigeyori stayed at this temple when he dedicated Ashikaga Yoshimi during the Muromachi period, and it was called the Okayama Imperial Palace. Ieyasu Tokugawa set out in Okayama with a good view during the Battle of Sekigahara in 1600. After the Battle of Sekigahara, Okayama came to be called Katsuyama to commemorate the victory. In addition, the camp of Yoshitsugu Otani obtained in the battle is stored in this temple. During the Edo period, it was protected by the Ogaki domain, and many tombs of people related to the Ogaki domain were erected. In addition, Shojuin existed as Sueji. In the 3rd year of Tenpo (1833), Dou returned to Karasuyu due to a fire. The current cathedral was later rebuilt. Genroku era. Ako Castle, the territory of Takumi Asanouchi, is confiscated due to a blade injury in the corridor of Edo Castle Matsu. At that time, there is the tomb of Gonzaemon Toda, who negotiated with Oishi Yoshio as a special envoy of the Shogunate and handed it over safely.

The mountain number is Okachiyama, a temple of the Jodo sect. It is the twenty-first place of worship at Nishimino 33 Sacred Ground.

The mountain name is Mt. Shiun, the temple name is Eimei-in, the temple name is Anrakuji, and the temple of the Jodo sect. Prince Shotoku opened the temple as a temple of the Hosso sect, and converted to the Jodo sect around the Kamakura period. In the Battle of Sekigahara, Ieyasu Tokugawa moved to Okayama, where Anrakuji is located, and renamed Katsuyama after the victory. At Anrakuji, the temple crest worships the crest of Mitsuha Aoi, and during the Edo period, it was under the patronage of the Ogaki clan, whose first son-in-law was Toda Ujikane. The tomb of Masazumi Toda, who led Ako Castle to the bloodless opening of the castle under the order of Mr. Toda of the Ogaki Domain in the Ako incident, the remains of Ieyasu on the mountaintop, and the foundation of the anti-aircraft gun during the Pacific War

I came to 33 Nishi-Mino bills, but there was a grave of Masami Toda handed over to Ako Castle. Suddenly, when you hear that, a tremendous temple comes alive ... The flowers in front of the main hall were beautifully blooming ♪