Shomanji - Okazaki

Here, one of the three temples of Mikawa Ichigo Ichijo Ichiyō, where Ichigo Ichigo broke out during the Sengoku period and tortured Tokugawa Ieyasu. Hanoya Hachiya (Sadaji) fought up.

I visit my ancestors' graves, and sometimes I visit them on the anniversary of their death.

It is my hometown temple. Ikuyasu Tokugawa, a base of venerable temples from the Warring States period, rebelled against Ieyasu Tokugawa. I have also been in the burning of firewood. So here is Jodo Shinshu. After the repair is over, there is also a tough thing that you are asked to donate due to the damage of the typhoon.

When I went to the adjacent Hakuto nursery school, the nap was the main hall. Very good memories.

It was chosen as one of Okazaki's 100 best sightseeing cultures, and it seems to be the place where Mikawa Ichigo-ichi happened. It's amazing that I stood at Ieyasu Tokugawa and stood for months at this temple. To say when Xi Jinping Jintao now it because it's like they sell a fight

It was a temple where you can feel the history It seems to have been one of the bases of the Mikawa Ikkoichi Revolt It was a temple of Shin Buddhism.

A temple famous for Mikawa Ikko-ikki. These "Shomaji", "Kamimiyaji", and "Honshoji" are called Mikawa Mikawaji, the base of the Jodo Shinshu Honganji sect in Mikawa, and are not guardians of Matsudaira Hirotada (Ieyasu's father). Was given the privilege of. However, it is said that Ieyasu's vassals tried to forcibly collect rice at Kamimiyaji, which has the privilege of not being a guardian, and it developed into a riot. Since Jodo Shinshu was supposed to be able to go to Sukhavati Jodo as long as he worshiped Amida Nyorai, Ikko-ikki spread all at once, and there were considerable believers in Ieyasu's vassals as well as farmers and samurai. In addition, the lords who did not think Ieyasu well joined there, and it was an event that was handed down as one of the three major crises of Ieyasu alongside the battle of Mikatagahara and the god Ieyasu crossing. The bases of Mikawa Ikko-ikki were this "Shomaji", "Honshoji", "Kamimiyaji" and Toro's "Honshoji". It is said that he fought for about half a year. There is Watanabe Takatsuna Tomb in the precincts. (Takatsuna was fatally injured in the battle of Ikko-ikki and died at Shomanji Temple.) Takatsuna is the father of Watanabe Moritsuna, one of the sixteen gods of Tokugawa, who is called "Yari Hanzo" and is named alongside Hattori Hanzo (Hattori Hanzo) of "Oni Hanzo". Like his father, Watanabe Moritsuna was an enthusiastic member of the Ikko sect (Honganji Temple), so he was one of the members of Ikko Ikki, who disobeyed Ieyasu like other vassals of the Ikko Ikki. Below is an excerpt from the Shomanji website October 6th year of Eiroku (1563) At the time of the 13th generation, Mikawa Ikko-ikki occurs. Together with Toro Honshuji Temple, it became a battlefield, and Hachiya Hannojo, Watanabe Hanzo and others stood up and protected it. The following day, January 20, 7th, Ieyasu's fire broke out, and Daigarai also returned to Toriyu. After being defeated, the temple was deported and fled to Shinshu Inoue in search of a connection.

It is a temple related to Mikawa Ikko-ikki. I came to get the red stamp, but it was also printed (hanko) here. Maybe the chief priests of Shinshu can't write on the whole! ?? Well, I'm glad you got it.