Fumoto Shrine - Miyazu

This is Okumiya

I feel like I've found a treasure

This area is called Nambano, and there are a number of archaeological sites near the Nambano archeological site, including two square tombs. It is a valuable thing that tells the history of ancient Tango. At this foot shrine are enshrined King Bokukei, Kokei and Emperor Nintoku. The tradition that escaped the fear of the emperor Emperor is also transmitted here. The ancient Tango may have been a reliable royal family.

Oto Shrine Inanai Shrine was the purpose, but it is nearby and worships (^ ^) / It is a shrine that feels history

A very interesting shrine with a small but old folklore. The deities are Emperor Nintoku and King Nintoku and King Wang Hong (later Emperor Ninken and Emperor Kenzo). Emperor Nintoku is the grandson of Emperor Richu, a child of Emperor Nintoku. A child of a person named Prince Ichinobe no Oshiban. Emperor Anko was assassinated when Emperor Anko's younger brother, Prince Otomarise (then emperor Yuryaku) resented his attempt to make him a prince by being close to his cousin, Prince Ichinobe no Oshiwa. I was confused by the later turmoil and invited Prince Ichinobe no Oshiwa to hunt and murdered him during that time. It is said that the two princes were taken by Mr. Kusakabe's loyal retainer, who has a connection with Tango, to escape to Yoza-gun, Tango, and hid themselves in this land. It was a kind of "Kusumi Ryutan", and maybe they were moving around Tango, "Suzuhiko Shrine / Suzuhime Shrine" in Suzu, Miyazu City, "Kamimiya Shrine" and "Shimomiya Shrine" in Yosano Town, and Atsue, Yosano Town. "Omushi Shrine", "Kusumi Shrine" in Kusumi, Omiya-cho, Kyotango City, and "Takamori Shrine" in Nobutoshi, Omiya-cho also seem to have similar latent traditions. The two then fled to Harima and were greeted as successors to Emperor Seinei, a child of Emperor Yuryaku, who had no children, and took the throne in the order of his younger brother and older brother.