愛宕神社 下玉里

It is the stage of the battle of Oeda-go where Satake, the Masamasa family, and Kasuga Kenkoku fought during the North and South Korea era. This shrine is built on an old burial mound. ☺

The area is more than an almond Glico, which is a single, three times delicious, a burial mound, ruins of a castle, and a shrine. As for the Atagozuka Tumulus, it was built around the 6th century and has a length of 60m and a height of 10m. Atagokan is one of the eight villages in Tamasato Village, and in 1336 during the Nanbokucho era, the branch of Oeda, where Yoshiharu Satake of the Northern Dynasty and Kasuga Kenkoku, the Kusunoki family of the Southern Asahi, engaged in battle ( It was the main battlefield of the battle of (Ooi), and this place was also burned by the fire... The place of Oido is a transportation hub called Oedanogo (Tsu) from ancient times to the Middle Ages. It seems that four battles have occurred over. Oido is a spacious land with lotus pond, but if you enter one way, it is also a dense area of ​​trees, so I searched for a parking space for a motorcycle and went to the grave beyond that. The steep stone steps from the torii are the peaks of our company grounds. Since it is not large enough to hold a large-scale hall, is the hall around here? If you go down the stone steps to the torii gate on your way home, there may be more stairs going down through the narrow diameter. In other words, it means that there were endless paths of approach along the prefectural road 194 along the Shishikura Tamari Line. The shrine of Atago Shrine is a shrine, but considering that there were so many approaches, there was a good shrine in the old days, and there were times when worshipers climbed up this staircase without hesitation. I thought that might be the case.