Site of Yamana Sozen's Mansion - Kyoto

Stone monument only Easy to find There is also a small monument on the corner of the building facing Horikawa Dori.

This is the condominium that is the trace of the Yamana Mansion, the origin of Nishijin. Tokuko Hino from the Shogunate side interfered with the conflict between the daughter 婿 and 舅. In addition, the riots of Shogun Ashikaga were involved, and until the great lords of the nations fought, they were unable to pick up. The power of the imperial court came to weaken, and the “Onin Rebellion” is the greatest civil war in Kyoto. Therefore, the suspicion for the royal family became stronger. “God punishment is powerless.” Even if you are not the townspeople in Kyoto of that era, you will want to be disgusted.

It is the residence of Sozen Yamana, who was the central figure of the Onin War. There are two stone monuments here and along Horikawa-dori. It seems that one of the reasons why the Onin Rebellion was prolonged was due to changes in tactics. At this time, the mansion of Sozen and the mansion of Katsumoto Hosokawa, who was the central figure of the East Army, were surrounded by a moat and earthworks and were completely fortified. You can see the situation on the information boards of Ogawa Children's Park and Goryo Shrine. Furthermore, both attackers and defenders formed a tower called Seirou and attacked the opponent from there. This is a siege battle rather than an urban battle. Therefore, the front line seems to be stuck. Of course, I wouldn't say that all Yamana Sou was bad, but as far as I read Yuichi Kureza's Onin no Ran, I've made the Onin no Ran so long and massive. I think the war criminal is Sozen Yamana. What do you guys think?

It is a place where there was a residence of the generals of the West Army's generals and generals in the rebellion of Ohito. The area around the house remains as "Nishijin".

If you don't know it, you'll pass by, but if you know what kind of people lived in it, it's a place where you can fully feel the history.

The remains of the Kyo-Yashiki of Sozen Yamana, which is famous for the Onin War. It is quietly in the residential area and tells the history. I think the location is easy to understand, but I was careful because it is not a big stone monument.

There are two stone monuments of the Yamana Sozen House. One is next to the apartment facing Horikawa Dori. The other is the entrance to the west of Horikawa Dori, which is surrounded by a bamboo fence between the private houses, and there is a magnificent stone monument in the well-maintained area. It is the site of the residence of Sozen Yamana, famous for the Onin Rebellion. Since we set up a camp here, it became Nishijin, and it remains in the place name as a textile town. The stone monument of the ruins of the mansion is also in good condition. On the other hand, Higashi Katsumoto's Tojin has only instructions as an estimated place. What is this difference? It's interesting to think about!

The guardian daimyo Yamana Sozen (Mochitoyo, 1404-73) oversaw the successor of Muromachi Shogunate Shogun Yoshimasa Ashikaga (1436-90), and supported Yoshimasa and Tomiko Hino (1440-96)'s son Yoshihisa (1465-89). ， Confronted with Katsumoto Hosokawa (1430-73), who was in charge of the general's younger brother Yoshimi (1439-91) and laid the camp at the Imperial Palace of Flowers. Both eastern and western camps fought the Onin War for 11 years. This stone marker shows the ruins of the famous Jinyama residence in the west. In addition, this place is called Yamanamachi because of this mansion. The size of the entire Yamana sect's residence is East: Horikawa-dori Nishi: Inokuma-dori North: Kamidachiuri Minami: It seems to be the south of Kamidachiuri. History of Nishijin: The name "Nishijin" comes from the fact that during the Onin War (1467-1477), Sozen Yamana, the general general of the Western Army, set up a camp in this land west of Horikawa. To do. After the Onin War, weaving craftsmen who had been scattered all over the country returned to Kyoto and resumed weaving in this area, which became known as Nishijin. Scope of Nishijin: "Kyoto Goyakusho Muketai Gaoi Remembering" compiled around Kyoho 2 (1717), a guidebook for working at the Kyoto Town Magistrate's Office (the situation of the arranged area and its) (Authority) shows that the range of Nishijin was surrounded by Horikawa-dori, Shichihonmatsu-dori, Kuramaguchi-dori, and Ichijo-dori (or Nakadachiuri-dori). The areas where Nishijin weaving companies are located are generally Marutamachi Dori in the south limit, Kamigamo in the north limit, Karasuma Dori in the east limit, and Nishioji Dori in the west limit. The guardian lord Yamana Sozen (Mochitoyo, 1404-73) oversaw the successor of Muromachi Shogunate Shogun Ashikaga Yoshimasa (1436-90), and supported Yoshimasa and Tomiko Hino (1440-96)'s son Yoshihisa (1465-89)., Confronted With Katsumoto Hosokawa (1430-73), who was in charge of the shogun's younger brother Yoshihisa (1439-91) and laid the camp at the Muromachi Palace. Both eastern and western camps fought the Onin War for 11 years. This stone marker shows The ruins of the famous Jinyama residence in the west. In addition, this place is called Yamanamachi because of this mansion. The size of the entire Yamana Sozen residence is East: Horikawa-dori Nishi: Inokuma-dori North: Kamidachiuri Minami: It seems to be the south of Kamidachiuri. History of Nishijin: The name "Nishijin" comes from the fact that during the Onin War (1467-1477), Sozen Yamana, the general general of the Western Army, set up a camp in this land west of Horikawa. To do. After the Onin War, weaving craftsmen who had been scattered all over the country returned to Kyoto and resumed weaving in this area, which became known as Nishijin. Scope of Nishijin: "Kyoto Goyakusho Muketai Gaoi Remembering" compiled around Kyoho 2 (1717) A guidebook for working at the Kyoto Town Magistrate's Office (Authority) shows that the range of Nishijin was surrounded by Horikawa-dori, Shichihonmatsu-dori, Kuramaguchi- dori, and Ichijo-dori (or Nakadachiuri-dori). The areas where Nishijin weaving companies are located are generally Marutamachi Dori in the south limit, Kamigamo in the north limit, Karasuma Dori in the east limit, and Nishioji Dori in the west limit.