Kotokuji - Iida

Bodaiji Temple of Mr. Ogasawara Izuki There are successive graveyards! ️ (・ ∀ ・)

[Bodaiji Temple such as Ogasawara Chogi] On February 13, 1582, during the invasion of Shinano and Kai provinces by Mr. Oda, his brother Ogasawara Nobumine was offered as a hostage when he fell to Nobutada Oda. Immediately after the change of Honnoji, Ieyasu Tokugawa met with Nobumine at Sunpu Castle on June 14, the same year, through the mediation of Tozo Suganuma. We asked the lord of Toyotomi Hideyoshi, the lord of Iida Castle, Kyogoku Takachi, and reported that Mr. Kyogoku had no sign of hostility toward the Tokugawa clan. In the Battle of Sekigahara in the 5th year of Keicho (1600), he participated in the front of Tono and attacked Mino Naegi Castle and Iwamura Castle with the help of Yoshiyasu Yamamura and Yoshishige Chimura. His nephew Ogasawara Nobuyuki [2] was ordered to relocate to Matsuo, Ina-gun, the land of Mr. Matsuo Ogasawara's Bon-gwan, but Nobuyuki refused to do so and was angry with Ieyasu. Instead, the Chogi was transferred from Musashi Honjo to Izuki 1,000 stones in Ina-gun as Matsuo punishment, and Izuki Jinya was built. Until the new lords of Ina Valley, such as Mr. Hoshina Takato and Mr. Ogasawara Iida, were decided, they temporarily kept 100,000 stones in Ina-gun. In the 19th year of Keicho (1614), the Siege of Osaka was ordered to guard Hakone Seki and did not participate in the main battle, but in the first year of Genna (1615), the Siege of Osaka belonged to the Matsudaira Norinaga army. I was in Hirakata. He is 84 years old, and his name is Kei. The descendants continued for generations as the Ina people who took turns.