Sanno Shrine - Hatsukaichi

You will be drawn to the bronze torii gate and the three shrines that sit in the back ^ ^

There are many shrines around Itsukushima Shrine, but no one looks at it. There are wonderful gods in each, so if you give due thanks to these companies, God will be very pleased.

Sanno Shrine Deity Central Saeki no Kuramoto (Saeki no Kuramoto) Emperor Antoku (Antokutenno) Tokiko (Okina) Second place (Niinoama) Osamu Iwaki (Okina Iwaki) Mimei Owatatsu (Mikoto Owatatsumi) Left palace (on the right) Takami Omi (Kami of Onamuchi) Hikogami Saruta (Kami of Sarutahiko) Right palace (on the left) Mikonai Samurai Takebayashi Samurai Tokujuuchi Samurai ancestors Regular holiday, October 23rd History: The date of the Imperial Palace is unknown First year of Jisho (1177) In "Ito Kijima Shrine Senzo Memorial Diary" There is a description that it is Hiei Yatsushirodan Considered to be the current Sanno Shrine Before the Meiji era, it was called Sannosha

This is a shrine where a total of 11 columns are sitting. If it thinks from the narrowness, it will be a feeling that God is living in a public apartment. The reason for such concentration is that the descendants of Itsukushima Shrine have accumulated here. Originally, when Hira Kiyomori built the Itsukushima Shrine, he distributed the god of the mountain, which had been sitting for a long time on Mt. It is strange that Oyama Reigami, who was in Hieyama's mountain, and Ohki Takami, who was added later, were delivered from the combined Hiyoshi Shrine, so it would be strange if there were no two columns, but the name in the place Is only Oki Takami. It is strange. Daiki Okami is another name, and it is a great country owner, so there is a company on the side of the main island of Itsukushima Shrine, so this narrow apartment lives in an alias in this small apartment, even if it is moved there. In any case, it was Sannosha. At that time, three grandfathers, Saiki Iwaki Tosho, who contributed to the creation of Itsukushima Shinto shrine, were joined together from the last shrine of Itsukushima. After that, the pillar of the company that had been in order to quench the bribes of the Hira clan family that was lost in the battle of Genpei in the entire Seto Inland Sea, The three inner men (men?) Are also gathered, It is the god of migration ... Of the sea god ... Owata Tsudami Okami also. Aoi is a common story ... Did you want to make one here? One reason was that in the Kamakura period, I wanted to dismiss the faction of the Hira family from the Itsukushima Shinto shrine in order to get the support from the shrine. I think that I wanted to see something that appeals to the people who are the ones of Shigajima Himeji, the Munakata of the whole district, than the Saiki of the district. Other reasons may be the same.

I noticed the name of Emperor Ande and stopped. I could only fit my hands from the outside.

A torii with a patina shining well on the red fence. Under the tiled roof, many gods are enshrined in the three shrines. ①Chuo-dono: Owatatsumigami (Kamigami), Emperor Antoku (entered in the battle of Dannoura in Genpei), Ninji-an (entered with Emperor Antoku), Satoshi Saeki (Saki Saeki), Tokono Tokino, Beat Iwaki's Okina: Here, one of the three samurai, Saeki Kaoru, was enshrined at Kintohira Shrine in front of Daiganji and was involved in the creation of Itsukushima Shrine. Without this person, Miyajima wouldn't prosper today. After all, the descendant of the city inherited the lord of the Okuma Shrine in Otake City, Hiroshima Prefecture. When Iwaki Kaoru (Kanki Kaoru) was enshrined on Miyajima, Gobuchi (Kamiki) came to Kamihira Ryomura, Hatsukaichi City, and got involved in Iwaki Kaoru, who was the main villager. So I donated a land and built a cage to worship a godbird. (2) In the left hall, Daiki Takagami (main power), Saruta Hikojin (Tsunago Kunitsu God who guided the way to (Nigiri no Mikoto)). ③ In the right hall, enshrine the ancestors of Mikouchi (Mikono or Taira Kiyomori), Tokujunai (Tokujuno) and Takebayashi (Chikurinno). The inner shrine is a high-ranking shrine maiden in Miyajima. Well, that ’s one of the so-called Miko heavens. It was happy.

The shrine of Itsukushima Shrine behind the main shrine, which was originally called Sanno Shrine, seems to have enshrined the god of Hiyoshi. The shrine is from the Momoyama period In the Meiji era, the eleven gods were enshrined and enshrined. At that time, many small shrines were abolished.