Mausoleum of Emperor Kōbun - Otsu

The tomb of Emperor Hirofumi (Prince Otomo) who was defeated by the Prince of the Sea of ​​the Sea with a wrath Located behind the Otsu City Hall.

Access from the north side. (It is impossible from the south) From Keihan Otsu City Hall Station (* Station name changed from March 17, 2018 "Bessho"), go 200m to the end of the site in order of City Hall, Fire Station, Parking ... There is a meeting mark → Turn left and proceed 150m to the mountain side (west) → Turn left → Arrival ... (Nevertheless, since I have come to a place where there is no popular hito, I recommend you to see the less popular "Silla Zen Shrine" first. It's a national treasure at a related facility in Mitsui. If you walk out of the torii from the south, you can see the emperor's mausoleum! ?) - Emperor Kobun Otomo (648-72) is said to be the 39th Emperor during the Asuka period (represented: January to August 672) .. It is believed that he reigned as the successor of his father, Emperor Emperor Tenchi * (38's), but in half a year he was defeated by a rebellion with his uncle, Prince Umijin (= Emperor Tenmu (40th generation)). (There are various theories.) There is a debate about the presence or absence of the coronation ritual, and in general and historically it is often said as Prince Otomo. In 1870 (Meiji 3), it was said that he was given the 諡 No. and was recognized as the Emperor (there was further discussion). - The archeological name is “Gionjyo-ji Kameoka Kofun”. (... so I think it wasn't a translation made since the Meiji era. (... I think that the emperor's mausoleum is similar to that of the emperor's mausoleum) - (... but it's hard to understand anyway. The map shows the location on the west side of the city hall, but I don't know where to enter.) There seems to be a lot of history about why this situation is happening, and it is also interesting to include it. (* Emperor Tenchi's mausoleum is Yamashina's Imperial Mausoleum)

The tomb of Emperor Hirofumi Otomo, the first prince of Emperor Tenchi. After the collapse of Emperor Tenchi, he was an unlucky emperor who could only live for half a year due to the turbulence of the Buddha, and it seems that he was not recognized as a successor to the throne until the Meiji era. The neighborhood is called Mt. Oji and has a place name associated with Prince Otomo. In recent years, JR Nishiotsu Station was also renamed Otsukyo Station, but it was only a short period of five years from the relocation of Emperor Tenchi to the reign of Emperor Tenmu. It's hard to find because it's behind the Otsu City Hall and fire department. Enter from the road on the right of the fire station, with the thick forest as your landmark.

Perhaps it is different only because the Imperial Household Agency has a ratio with Emperor Hirofumi. It is intended to convey the memory of the tragedy prince to future generations.

It is immediately behind the role of Otsu City. I didn't know at all that there was the Emperor's Tomb. When I examined it later, it was considered to be the first tomb of Emperor Tenchi, who died in the famous Shion's Rebellion.

It is a tomb of Prince Otomo, later Emperor Hirofumi, who was destroyed by the Rebellion. In fact, he seems to have died in the war It does not seem to be buried here. A tomb built in the Meiji period. It is in a quiet place. It is a place that reminds us of the civil war of the largest civil war in ancient Japan.

Visit "Emperor Hirofumi Yamamae Ryo" behind Otsu City Hall ~ ? (^^). The tomb of the first prince (Prince Otomo) of the middle and large brother Prince (Tenji Tenji) who performed the conversion of Taika. It seems that he is sleeping here after being defeated by the Yang Water Monkey ?.

It is the tomb of Prince Otomo, who was the successor to Emperor Tenchi's Omi dynasty (although there is also an empress title system) and was defeated by Emperor Tenmu due to the Jinshin War, and was finally posthumous as Emperor Kobun in the Meiji era. It seems that it was decided here from the tradition that it was harmed by Chotoyama, but the self-harming peak of Sanbonsugi near Sekigahara is also a candidate site for Emperor Kobun's tomb. It is located near the Shinrazen Shrine of Mitsui-ji Temple (Sonjoji Temple), behind the Otsu City Hall. It is a quiet and quiet tomb of the Emperor.