於牧の方墓所

It was fun to actually make prints.

The grave of Akechi Mitsuhide Gomido.

It is a grave of Akechi Mitsuhide's mother, Omaki, built in the Edo period. The grave is not engraved with the name because of its reputation, but only with "Namu Amida Butsu". In the Edo period, Mitsuhide was evaluated as a villain and a rebel who killed his lord due to the influence of Cheng-Zhu School. However, I think we should be sloppy from the perspective of the Edo period. By the way, the reason why I gave this place two stars is not because of the grave itself. This is an explanation of the strange motive of Honnoji Temple at the entrance of the tomb. There was a story about Mitsuhide's mother, who was held hostage at the time of the opening of Yakami Castle, was killed by a castle soldier because of Nobunaga as a motive for the strangeness of Honnoji. This story is quite famous. In fact, it once appeared in the taiga drama "Hideyoshi" starring Naoto Takenaka. By the way, at this time, Yoko Nogiwa played Mitsuhide's mother under the name Yoshi. I'm sorry to the locals, but this story is considered fiction because it doesn't look like any material from the same period. And the other is the story of eating the territories of Tamba and Sakamoto instead of giving the territories of Iwami and Izumo. This is also a story that is often taken up as a motive for the strangeness of Honnoji, but this story is also considered to be fiction because it is contrary to the common sense at that time. I don't mean to deny all the local folklore, but I think it's a problem that the great guys on the school board write stories that are likely to be just myths, as if they were historical facts.

A grave of Omaki, the mother of Mitsuhide Akechi. Next to the meetinghouse. It is a bit mysterious that there is a stone monument in the mother's grave saying that the child's famous line "The enemy is in Honnoji Temple", but I would like to visit as a place related to Mitsuhide Akechi. Because of the distance from Taisho-mura, I would like to move by car, but the road is narrow and strong.

Akechi Mitsuhide's mother It is said to be the tomb of the maki. Although a bit far from the center of Taisho village, it is in a quiet place and has a sacred atmosphere. "Enemy is in Honnoji Temple" There is also a stone monument with a famous line carved out, so it is worth visiting as a photo spot!

There was a stone bench and it was good for a walking break. The sound of the murmuring of the river on the side made me feel relaxed and relaxed.

This is the graveyard of Maki no kata, the mother of Akechi Mitsuhide. It will be a memorial tower built by local people in the Edo period. It feels strange that there is a monument at the entrance that says "The enemy is in Honnoji." There is no parking lot, but we parked in front of the next meeting place.