Site of Jurakudai Castle - Kyoto

Historic site

There is only a monument. It is now an ordinary block or private house.

Set with the guy in the east. There is also the site of the Karatsu Ogasawara clan's residence nearby.

Jurakudai Site (Jurakudai Honmaru Nishimochi Site) It is a castle-style mansion built by Toyotomi Hideyoshi in Kyoto in 1587, and it seems that it was 600m east-west and 700m north-south. In the 4th year of Bunroku (1595), when Toyotomi Hidetsugu was banished on suspicion of rebellion, Jurakudai was also destroyed and now only a stone monument is erected without any trace of it. #Castle #Castle #Castle Ruins #Kyoto #Jurakudai #Jurakudai Honmaru Nishimochi Ruins

Hideyoshi's "Site of Jurakudai" was abandoned in about eight years. What did Hideyoshi leave behind?

I bought a castle stamp from the Kyoto City Archaeological Museum, received a guidebook, and visited the stone monument at the site of Jurakudai and the stone monument at the residence of the Sengoku warlords. It's irresistible for those who like the Warring States period ~ (^^)

"Copy of the contents of the piece tag" Around this area, Jurakudai Honmarunishi moat This area was once called "Infield" because there was Heian Palace (Heian Palace) in the Heian period. After that, there was a castle called Jurakudai built by Toyotomi Hideyoshi in the northeastern part of the Heian Palace ruins during the Azuchi-Momoyama period. Hideyoshi started the construction of Juraku No. 1 in 1586, when he called himself Hideyoshi Hashiba, and in 1586, he moved from Osaka Castle to take charge of affairs with his mother, Omandokoro. became. After that, it was used as a castle of Kampaku for two generations of Hideyoshi and his nephew Hidetsugu's successor, and functioned as a symbol of Rakuchu rule by the Toyotomi family. This castle is protected by a large moat and stone wall with a width of 20m to 43m and a depth of 6m to 8m, and is surrounded by white-walled storehouses and multiple turrets. It was a gorgeous castle with a tower and a tower. The castle is roughly divided into an inner shell and an outer shell, and the cabinet is further divided into Honmaru, Minami Ninomaru, Kitanomaru, and Nishinomaru. According to archaeological research so far, the moat on the west side of the main enclosure where this stone monument stands, the moat on the east and south sides of the main enclosure, the moat on the south and west sides of the Minami Ninomaru, and the north moat and stone wall of the Kitanomaru It was revealed. In particular, a large amount of gold leaf tiles have been excavated from the moat on the east side of the main enclosure and are designated as an important cultural property of the country. This magnificent castle, which was also visited by Emperor Goyosei in 1588, was destroyed by Hideyoshi, the builder of the castle, in 1595 due to Hidetsugu's demise. It closes a short history of years. June 2008 "Copy of the contents of the piece tag" Around this area, Jurakudai Honmarunishi moat There used to be the Heian Palace (Heian Palace) in this area during the Heian period, so it was called "Infield". After that, there was a castle called Jurakudai built by Toyotomi Hideyoshi in the northeastern part of the Heian Palace ruins during the Azuchi-Momoyama period. Hideyoshi started the construction of Juraku No. 1 in 1586, when he called himself Hideyoshi Hashiba, and in 1586, he moved from Osaka Castle to take charge of affairs with Omandokoro, the mother of the Kitaseisho (one) in Seishitsu. that, it was used as a castle of Kampaku for two generations of Hideyoshi and his nephew Hideyoshi's successor, Hidetsugu, and functioned as a symbol of Rakuchu rule by the Toyotomi family. This castle is protected by a large moat and stone wall with a width of 20m to 43m and a depth of 6m to 8m, and is surrounded by white-walled storehouses and multiple turrets. It was a gorgeous castle with a tower and a tower. The castle is roughly divided into an inner shell and an outer shell, and the cabinet is further divided into Honmaru, Minami Ninomaru, Kitanomaru, and Nishinomaru. According to archaeological research so far, the moat on the west side of Honmaru where this stone monument stands, the moat on the east and south sides of Honmaru, the moat on the south and west sides of Minami Ninomaru, and the moat and stone wall On the north side of Kitanomaru It was revealed. In particular, a large amount of gold leaf tiles have been excavated from the moat on the east side of the main enclosure and are designated as an important cultural property of the country. This magnificent castle, which was also visited by Emperor Goyosei in 1588, was destroyed in 1595 by the order of Hideyoshi, the builder of the castle, due to Hidetsugu's demise. It closes a short history of years. June 2008