Otomoten Shrine - Okazaki

The precincts are in good condition and it feels good.

● Otomo Ten Shrine The shrine was originally rebuilt in the Daijuji building. "Tateyuki October, 1873". Torii was dedicated to the "Meiji Centennial Commemoration" and "October 1943". Emperor Hiroshi Emperor Hirobun Enshrined place: Tenjin, Nishi Otomo-cho, Okazaki City, Aichi Prefecture History Once before and after The eldest son of Emperor Tenchi The prince Otomo meets the rebellion of the M 申 shin と The prince says in Kaikai algae, "I love Hiroko more than Masa with the natural mind." Shinji later built a shrine for the prince and built a religion, called Tenjin-gu Shrine, called the location Otomo, and called the village Nagase-mura Regular holiday October 18 The name of this place, Otomo, is based on Prince Otomo. There is a tradition that Kobari No. 1 Kofun in the neighboring Kobari-cho is the grave of Prince Otomo. `` Hokkai County Magazine '' Village company Otomo Tenjin Shrine / Zenza Yahagi-machi Oaza Nishi Otomo "Hekikai-gun Shrine Photo Book" Tenjin-Zenza, Yahagi-cho, Nishi-Otomo, and Tenjin-jinja, a village shrine / Otomo-ten-jinja Shrine / Gossip God, Tensho Emperor Daijin, Emperor Hirobun, and regular holidays: October 18 The former was published in Taisho 5 and the latter in 1939, but the history of the enshrine of the Tensho Emperor Ogami is unknown. It is written as Emperor Hirofumi, but it was the Emperor Meiji that he rebelled, so in the era when the above two books appeared, it was a fact that even though it was 1000 years ago, irreversible power remained Will. It seems that non-throne is now dominant. There are many lore places near Prince Otomo that indicate the existence of Prince Otomo. ・ Otomo Ten Shrine ・ Otomo Shinmeisha ・ Otomo Ojimaru Yabunokan ruins ・ Dafoshan Mountain Gyokusenji Temple ・ Otomo Imperial Villa Tomb (Tumulus) ・ Koharu No.1 Kofun From Otomo Tenjinsha Magazine in Nishi Otomo Town Prince Otomo presumed himself harmed and fled to Mikawa with several members of the clan. Clan such as Monobe, Hasebe, and village owner (currant) obeyed this. The prince mourned, and later died in Mikawa, and was buried in Koda, Kohari. Shinji Hasebe, his servant, founded the shrine and shook the prince's spirit. This is Otomo Shrine. This is the name of the place Otomo. 理由 The reason why Emperor Joji went to Mikawa is not only to reward those who cooperated with the Mishin War, but also to imagine that he came to look for Prince Otomo and Prince Kusakabe. [About Mikawa and the Yamato court] In the old days, Emperor Keiko's princes "Ousumi" and "Isahiko Isajo", and the second son of Monobe Moriya, the loser of the turmoil of rebellion, "Masatoshi Monobe" Emperor Kotoku, Princess Aya (Uta Chiyohime), Prince Otsu, and Prince Kusakabe, are you emanating from the Yamato Imperial Court in a narrow area of ​​Mikawa Country (Hokunokuni)?