Site of Emperor Sujin's Palace - Sakurai

There was a shrine in the site of the temple and I visited there. I regret that I was unable to offer a money offering

It is said to be the ruins of the Imperial Palace of the 10th Emperor Sojin.

Located to the east of Oomiwa Shrine ⛩ It is a key point of the ancient Yamato kingship.

Nimiyaco (New Imperial Palace) was held in Shiki no Mitsukaki (Sakurai City gold shop) in Natsuki (September) of the 3rd year (Assu 623) of the world of teenage Mimaki (Emperor Shinjin). Hotumatsuta 33 Aya "Kami (ancestor) Agamé Yayami (epidemic disease) Tasu (repair) Aya" is the authority. (C) Mitsuru Ikeda From the commentary on Japanese woji research laboratory "Wishite literature"

Visit in the afternoon to dusk and get a unique atmosphere.

Currently, it is Shiki Ogatasha. Emperor Sujin, the 10th emperor Although there are doubts about the historical reality of the achievements conveyed in the Kiki and the genealogical articles connected to the emperors, there are many views that they are regarded as the great kings who existed from the 3rd century to the beginning of the 4th century. Since the existence of the first Emperor Jimmu and the second emperor of the missing history eight generations is weak, there is a theory that this Emperor Sujin is considered to be the first emperor of the Yamato kingdom, and it is similar to the achievements recorded in the Kiki. There is also a theory that he is the same person as Emperor Jimmu because of the commonality of the posthumous names (described later). Reign period Emperor Sujin January 13, 1968-December 5, 1968 The predecessor Emperor Kaika, the next Emperor Suinin Mausoleum of the Emperor Yamabe Also known as Irihiko Mimajo, Emperor Irihiko Fifty, Emperor Misaki, Emperor Mimanki, Emperor Mimanki, Emperor Mimanki Father Kaika Emperor Mother Ikagashikome no Mikoto Empress Mimakihime Child Emperor Suinin, Hiko Isa Kaya, Princess Kunikata, Princess Chichitsukuyama, Prince Yamatohiko, Prince Toyokiirihiko, Toyosukiirihime, Oiri, and Yasakairihiko・ Princess Nunakiirihime ・ Princess Toochiniirihime Imperial Palace Isojo Mizutangu

Shiki Miata Shrine is an old village shrine facing the southwestern foot of Mt. Miwa. Sofu). Okenza Shrine is said to enshrine the spirit of the sacred garden where the vegetables are cultivated to be presented to the court as a god. There are various theories about the main deity, such as Omi Takamitsu (Onamuchi Mikoto), or the Shikiren's ancestor, Tianjin Rahadani Hitoko (Amatsu Nigi Hayabino Mikoto). The company's first look was "Kobe, Shiki Prefecture..." in the Taihei 2nd Year (730) Taisho tax book, and it seems that it existed in the early 8th century at the latest. In the corner of the precinct, there is a stone monument of "Shinten no Ushiki Mizugaki no Miyaya". The reason why the area is called Isui Mizuhinomiya is because it is written in Yamatoshi (1736), a history book in the middle of the Edo period, that "it is located at the west of Miwa-mura southeast Shikimi shrine". Is unknown. In any case, it seems that this area is a key point of transportation located overlooking the Nara basin, and it can be said to be the area that was also the base of ancient Yamato kingship and development. The stone Buddha of Kanaya is near.

Here, "Shiki no Mizugaki no Miya" appears in the 5th volume of the Japanese secretary, which is the place where the royal palace of the 10th Emperor Sujin, the first emperor who is said to have existed, was located. Emperor Sujin is believed to be the founder of the Yamato administration, which existed in the 3rd and early 4th centuries. In addition, while worshiping the great lord Oomiwa and praying for peace in the world and praying for the extinction of the plague, "Shoguns of the Four Ways" are dispatched to various places to establish nationwide control, and a door-to-door investigation is conducted to impose taxes on agriculture. It is said to have been encouraged and is revered as the emperor who built the country's mahoroba. In ancient times, the base of the Great King clan, who later became the emperor's family, was the area on the west side of Mt. Its center is near this folklore site, and by taking advantage of water transportation with the Yamato River (which connects to Naniwa no Tsu, which was a trading base with the continent) that flows just south, you can interact with many people from the continent and Buddhism. As well as being a base that actively accepts advanced culture and cultural artifacts, it is a key point of many trunk roads that connect to various places including the Ise area. It is probable that, combined with the power to do so, it developed cities such as Naniwa no Tsu and had the power to overwhelm the powerful tribes in the Yamato Basin.