Jisshoji Temple - Aizuwakamatsu

There is emotion

There is a trace of the war on the main hall. I feel the history.

I was so moved that I would not forget that I would like to participate in the insect payment law.

It is an old temple as a temple of Nichiren Shosetsu and its history is old and it is over 700 years. In the end of the Boshin War, the main hall was occupied by the government officers and was made a horse, and was burned in the Tower of Honorable Murasaki, Guest House, and Approach, and the Boninyama Daishoji temple and the Honjin no Otoko transcription were burned down. In addition, there are those who served as presidents of this temple under the head of the president of the head temple Oishiji temple. Worth a visit !!

Taiseki-ji Temple, the head temple of Nichiren Shoshu. After the excommunication, Guru built 36 temples nationwide and was allowed to excommunicate. Kuonji Temple in Aizuwakamatsu is the third built temple, Kuonji Kuonji Temple, an ancient temple built in February of the first year of Kagen (1303).

Currently, it is the last temple of Taiseki-ji (Oishi-ji Temple, Nichido-jojin-monryu), but originally belonged to the Nichison-jojin-monryu, which looks up to Kyoto Yoboji, a sideline of Taiseki-ji and Nichido-jojin-ryu. Of course, the opening of Kurokawa Jitsujoji is also a superior of Nihon. Since then, the relationship with Oishiji has been weak, but as time went by, Hideyoshi Toyotomi joined Yoboji in search of help during the Bunroku era of his reign. As a result, Taiseki-ji and other temples in Taiseki-ji, Taiseki-ji, in the northern Kanto region of Oshu, began to interact with Oishiji. It didn't take long for the friendship to deepen because the Oishijimon-ryu and Oku-Shikaji temples had a teaching line in the eastern country. About 100 years later, in the middle of the Edo period, Oishiji, whose temple gate was restored, faces a situation where it is no longer under the umbrella of Yoboji. As a result, the relationship between Yoboji and Oishiji deteriorated, and a conflict broke out between them over the affiliation of Sueji. In particular, this temple, which had a close relationship with Oishiji, Sendai Buddhist temple, Sugagawa Manganji, Sarushima Myohonji, Miyashiro Myohonji, Honsho Myohonji, etc. were involved in a fierce competition over their affiliation. Was done. During the Meiji and Taisho eras, the proceedings were filed, and although the ruling of belonging to Yoboji Temple was given at one point, the Oishiji side tried to make a fierce turnaround, and it was finally settled by belonging to Oishiji Temple until the beginning of the Showa period. Even now, in the precincts of Jisseiji Temple and Buddhist Temple, the remains of the Nichison Shonin Shohoji Monryu era (the memorial tower and title monument of the Nichison Shonin) remain.