Tsuchiya Castle's Site - Hiratsuka

Name: Tsuchiya Castle's Site - Hiratsuka
Address: 194-3 Tsuchiya, Hiratsuka, Kanagawa 259-1205, Japan, 259-1205, Japan

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住所：	194-3 Tsuchiya, Hiratsuka, Kanagawa 259-1205, Japan
Postal code :	259-1205
カテゴリ：	Castle ,

194-3 Tsuchiya, Hiratsuka, Kanagawa 259-1205, Japan

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丹	丹沢太郎 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ それらしきものは何もありませんが。 There is no such thing.
T	Takuji Omura on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 鎌倉幕府草創期から15世紀初頭までこの地を領した土屋一族の城跡。本丸はここより北の大乗院付近、館は南の段丘上にあったと推測されている。周辺の熊野神社や木舟神社も城の一部だったという。 The castle ruins of the Tsuchiya clan that occupies this area from the early days of the Kamakura Shogunate to the beginning of the 15th century. It is speculated that Honmaru was near the Daijo-in Temple to the north and the building was on the terrace in the south. The surrounding Kumano Shrine and Kifune Shrine were also part of the castle.
大	大森信也 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ とても良き城址です。平安時代末期からこの地を治めていた土屋様の舘跡、1416､上杉禅秀の乱で50余名一族郎党全員討ち死に、その後土屋一族は他方に散って行った。現在は地元の有志により、墓地が大切に保存､供養されています。土屋地区にこんな武人が生きていた事を地元の子供達に伝え残してほしい。現在の天皇陛下が学生時代、学習院の教授達と吾妻鏡の授業の一環として訪れていたらしい。土屋様、源頼朝挙兵から参加、屋島､一の谷、壇ノ浦等の戦役にも従軍し戦功をたてた。 It is a very good castle ruins. Tsuchiya-sama's ruins, which had ruled this land since the end of the Heian period, 1416, Uesugi Zenshu's rebellion killed all 50 clan members, and then the Tsuchiya clan scattered to the other. Currently, the graveyard is carefully preserved and memorialized by local volunteers. I want you to tell the local children that such a warrior was alive in the Tsuchiya district. It seems that His Majesty the Emperor visited when he was a student as part of a class with professors at Gakushuin University and Azuma Kagami. Participated by Mr. Tsuchiya and Minamoto no Yoritomo, and served in the campaigns of Yashima, Ichinotani, Dannoura, etc.
M	MA HARA on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 先ず土屋城址のこの案内板を見付けないと土屋氏一族墓所五輪塔には辿り着けないのでわざわざ別項目になっているので大体の事は墓所の方へ書きましたが鎌倉の前衛、この辺の米収穫が重要だったのかで大抵の開発領主は坂東平氏まあそういう知識教養が実生活や増収に少しでも繋がるといいのですが… First of all, if you do not find this information board on the site of Tsuchiya Castle, you will not be able to reach the Tsuchiya Clan Cemetery Gorinto. Since it is a separate item, I wrote most of the things to the graveyard. Kamakura's avant-garde, was rice harvesting around here important? And most of the development lords are Bando Heishi Well, I hope that such knowledge education will lead to real life and increase in sales as much as possible ...
小	小椋明夫 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 中世を代表する武士である土屋氏の居館跡とされる。土屋氏は中村宗平の子である宗遠が当地を領したことに始まり、室町時代に当地を追われるまで領主として君臨した。居館跡には当時を偲ぶものは残されていないが、近辺の地名に庶子分（庶子に割り当てられた領地を表す）や寺分（寺＜＝大乗院と推測される＞に割り当てられた領地を表す）が残されており、中世の偲ぶことができる。 It is said to be the residence of Mr. Tsuchiya, a samurai representing the Middle Ages. Mr. Tsuchiya reigned as a lord until Soen, a child of Sohei Nakamura, took control of the area and was chased from the area during the Muromachi period. There is nothing left in the ruins of the residence that is reminiscent of those days, but the territories assigned to the nearby place names such as the prince (representing the territory assigned to the prince) and the temple (temple ). Represents), which can be remembered in the Middle Ages.