Murei Shrine - Ibaraki

It feels really clean. Is it such a place in the first place? There weren't many signs of people. Shinboku is good.

A supple shrine that was relocated by river renovation to make the festival gods Ushito Tenno and Kasuga god to escape from the burning of Nobunaga Oda. Nobunaga talks at Ibaraki Shrine, and I feel the impact.

In the middle of the Heian period, the Enki Shiki Shrine is listed as “Settsu Kunishima Shimoguri Shrine”, and is part of Shikinaisha. "Kojiki" is the stage of Emperor Tarin, saying "Miko Onakatsu Nichiko Seijin Reiko Nobetsu Soya", and the theory that he originally enshrined the great ancestor ancestor Hikaru Onakatsu There is [1]. However, in order to avoid Oda Nobunaga's burnt down shrines and temples, it was said that the gods were pretending to be Noboru's respect for Ushizu Tenno and Kasuga God. Originally it was in the eastern part of the old village near Nakatsu-cho In the first year of Hoei (1704), it was returned to the Nakamura village from the Sakai village. In 1872, he was listed as a village company in the modern personality system. In 1939, relocated to the current location after renovation of the Anwei River. In 1940 and in 1606, Keigo Katagiri, the former shrine of the Ikukoku Shrine, which was built by Katsagiri, was transferred to the Hokuto Hachimangu Shrine. In 1979, the main shrine was restored.

In 1945, my grandfather undertook the relocation work of Ikutama-san's north-facing Hachimangu shrine, and took a month to guide him.

Because the presence is thin, it seems that the neighbors worship.

The original deity is "Oonakatsu Hikomikoto" ✨ Susanoo-no-Mikoto and Ame-no-Koyomi are Nobunaga's burning escape ⛩️ However, the god of Onakatsu Hikomei is missing ?

The deity of the development lord "Mure" in this area. It is said that due to the renovation of the "Ai River", the original company site became a river channel and was relocated to this area where a 3m embankment was built beside the embankment. What had been enshrined in Nakatsu-cho for a long time was returned, and now it is the guardian of Nakatsu-cho. "Hiko Onakatsu" is probably the original deity. "Nakatsu" may be the tsu (port) involved in the water transportation of the "Ai River" during the Kofun period. Ancient ships had shallow drafts and were suitable for going up shallow rivers. Stone materials from Awa (Tokushima Prefecture) ("Awa no Aoishi" chlorite schist), which are used as materials for the stone chambers of ancient burial mounds scattered upstream of the Anui River, have been excavated at the nearby riverbed. The prefectural road beyond the Hankyu train track is the "Old Takatsuki Highway". This area may be a "tsu" (= meaning a crossing point) that is suitable for crossing a river. Also, during the construction of the foundation of the Jusco Ibaraki store (currently Aeon Food Style Shin-Ibaraki store) in Nakatsu-cho, the remains of paddy fields and irrigation canal wells (small dams) in the early Yayoi period were excavated and became a hot topic. (Murei Ruins). It is also reported that the Murei Shrine was returned from what was deposited there, so it may be related. It seems that there is also a tradition of burning "Oda Nobunaga", which is often seen in the shrines and temples of Hokusetsu. During the Warring States period, there were many powerful tribes (Kokujin / Jizamurai) in this area, and the power of the shrines and temples was pushed down and could not be maintained. Therefore, he condemned "Oda Nobunaga," who has the nickname of "Devil." For Nobunaga, let's think that there is no merit in attacking a small shrine or temple. However, since the temples and shrines during the Warring States period were armed "lords," they may have been destroyed by Nobunaga. * When "Oda Nobunaga" devoted himself to "Ashikaga Yoshiaki", he attacked Akutagawa Hill Castle (Takatsuki City), which is the base of "Miyoshi Sanjinshu", and all the Hokusetsu lords were Oda Nobunaga. He is a senior vassal who supports the Oda administration. (Shigemasa Ibaraki, Koremasa Wada, Ukon Takayama, a Christian daimyo who died in the Battle of Shiraikawara, Katagiri Katsumoto, who became the owner of Ibaraki Castle in place of Shigetomo Ibaraki, Terumasa Ikeda who entered Himeji Castle, etc. Higashi Yoshimi)'s Matsu Eihide and Itami's Araki Murashige were later separated and defeated.) For that reason, he has not fought a big battle here and has never directly ruled. ○ Nearly 50 years ago, my cousin from Fukui Prefecture worked as a scholarship student at a nearby newspaper. At that time, I used to go to the Daiei Ibaraki store. I bought a guitar accessory there.