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[From the history of Kanegasaki Town] Chapter Five: Kanegasaki Castle Hall in Isawa District and its History "Northeast part of the Sanjukan @ Ruins of Shoshoin Temple, Eishoji Temple" 765 The flat top surface, which is the core of the Sankeikan, is flat at the center, similar to the Terakubokan, and rises in the northeast and southwest. In other words, it seems that it was divided into three districts. The northeastern side is bordered almost at right angles by the above-mentioned outer moat, and the inner central side is a section separated by a moat about 8 meters wide and 3 meters deep. The top is a flat field of about 30 x 40 meters, and is a 10-meter square recess near the center. It is said that this was the site of Eisoji Temple Shojuin, which was founded in 1440, and it is clear that there were 20 foundation stones and a building of about 5 × 4. This Shoju-in Temple was designated as a Tozan-sho Shugen Dojo in Edokuji-mura Village's Fudoki-Okisho-Den, and was named Kengo-ma and Yoko-ma-ma-han, and was traced back to the time of Yoshinori Akiin, the ninth city. It is said that it became a Toyama school from the Motoyama school, and the mountain name was Mt. Terakubo. It is unclear whether it is the same as the remaining foundation stone and the building reported by Fudoki, but it is an older building trace due to the above-mentioned trade-off between the flat ground and the site, and it is highly probable that it was provided inside the castle. The age of the foundation stone building and the age of its abolition cannot be proved by excavation, but it is presumed that it was like the owner's own Buddhist temple in the Santei building. The fact that Shojuin called Mt. Terakubo may have something to do with the ruins of the temple on the eastern side of the aforementioned Terakubo Museum. As mentioned above, a gentle waist-curved ring descends four steps to the southeast along the outer moat from the summit flat where it is said to have been, and the slope that reached the summit can still be seen to the west. In another section It is also said that "Wagaei Noboru Shrine is dedicated to" Hokkotsu Yuri no Mikoto "and Eitokuji Era Shojuin Temple."