Wakamiya Hachimangu - Moriguro-１２ 朝日町字 Okazaki

A small shrine in the city.

There is no parking lot. A small shrine in the city. Since it is unmanned, it is not a guardian or red stamp. It is recommended to visit together because there is a relationship with the nearby Yabashira Shrine. The red stamp is available at Okazaki Tenmangu.

An old shrine called Oguri Tenjin. Next to the main shrine is the headhill of Saburo Okazaki Nobuyasu, who is joined to the shrine.

I turned my flowers to Nobuyasu Kozuka, but I felt something lonely through the peephole. It's about 10 minutes from Tsukiyama Gozen's neck mound, so I want this parent and child to thank the current country. Ku

Ieyasu Tokugawa Was cut by Ieyasu Celebrated Nobuyasu Matsudaira's neck mound. “Wakamiya” in this shrine represents Nobuyasu Matsudaira I think. In addition, the general “Hachimangu” The deity is Emperor Ojin, Emperor Nintoku, the child It ’s also meaningful to have a festival I think there is. Emperor Nintoku Nobuyasu Okazaki

The deity of the festival is Emperor Nintoku and Saburo Okazaki (the eldest son of Ieyasu Tokugawa), who died unemployed at a young age. Nobuyasu's Shuzuka is in the precincts.

There is Kubizuka of Nobuyasu Tokugawa, the eldest son of Ieyasu, who was accused of rebellion and committed suicide. There is also a parking lot.

Ieyasu's wife, Lady Tsukiyama, has a kubizuka at Hachijo Shrine, while Ieyasu's eldest son, Nobuyasu, has a kubizuka here at Wakamiya Hachimangu. In 1579, Nobuyasu reasserted his innocence to the trustworthy Tadayo Okubo, saying, "The stigma of rebelling against my father and ganging up with Katsuyori against my heavenly path is the only way to prevent death. It is said that he made a suicide at the young age of 21 leaving behind saying, "Please listen to my father well." After Nobuyasu's death, Ieyasu built Kiyotakidera (Hamamatsu City) as Nobuyasu's mausoleum, and the Nobuyasu mausoleum where the body was buried still exists in the temple area. Nobuyasu's head was once sent to Nobunaga and then buried in Wakamiya Hachimangu. It is said that after Nobuyasu's death, a mysterious phenomenon occurred repeatedly in Okazaki Castle, and Kazumasa Ishikawa of Okazaki Castle built a memorial tower kubizuka in this precinct and was carefully enshrined. [Rough flow until the kubizuka is built] Yoshimoto's niece, Chikushiden, married Motonobu Matsudaira (Ieyasu), who was in Sunpu as a hostage of the Imagawa clan, on the 15th of 1557. He gave birth to Nobuyasu Matsudaira in 1559 and Kamehime in 1560. At the Battle of Okehazama on May 19, 1560, Yoshimoto Imagawa, the uncle of Chikushiden, was defeated, and Motoyasu (Ieyasu) returned to Okazaki. Chikushi-den's father, Chika-naga, got angry with Mr. Imagawa when his son-in-law, Ieyasu, formed an alliance with Nobunaga Oda, and made him commit suicide with Seishitsu. For Lady Tsukiyama, Kazumasa Ishikawa came to Suruga to persuade Imagawa Ujizane, and by exchanging hostages between Lady Tsukiyama and Lady Tsukiyama, Tsukiyama moved from Sunpu to Okazaki with her children. I was able to move. Then, in 1567, his son Nobuyasu and Oda Nobunaga's eldest daughter, Tokuhime, would marry each other at the age of nine. Ieyasu moved to Hamamatsu Castle, and in 1570 Nobuyasu became the owner of Okazaki Castle, and like his grandfather Matsudaira Hirotada, he called himself Saburo Okazaki. Lady Tsukiyama will enter Okazaki Castle with Nobuyasu. Tokuhime gave birth to Tokuhime in 1576 and Kumahime in 1577. However, because Tokuhime never gave birth to Nobuyasu's son, Lady Tsukiyama was worried about the rooms such as the daughter of Masatoshi Asahara and the daughter of Tokugawa, who were former Takeda vassals and later Tokugawa vassals. We are welcoming a woman who was a child to Nobuyasu's concubine. It is said that Lady Tsukiyama and Tokuhime became discordant around this time, and Ieyasu came to Okazaki to arbitrate the disagreement between Nobuyasu and Tokuhime. I think there was also the problem of the bride and groom now (laughs). In 1579, Tokuhime said that Tsukiyama-den made a praise about Tokuhime as Nobuyasu, that there was an affair between Tsukiyama-den and a Chinese doctor, Honor, and that there was a secret communication with the Takeda family. Send a complaint consisting of articles to Nobunaga Nobunaga, who read this complaint, is said to have ordered the murder of Nobuyasu because Tadatsugu Sakai, the messenger of Ieyasu who was staying at Azuchi Castle, did not hesitate at all and admitted that it was all true. In addition, Ieyasu's intention was to dispose of his wife, and on August 29, Lady Tsukiyama was concerned about the future of the Tokugawa family in Koyabu Village (Tomitsuka, Naka-ku, Hamamatsu City) near Lake Sanaru in Fuchi District, Totomi Province. Being harmed by Tokinaka Okamoto and Shigemasa Nonaka He was decapitated and killed at his own discretion because he refused to commit suicide. Yoshifusa Ishikawa served as the causative, and the neck was delivered to Nobunaga of Azuchi Castle. Nobuyasu is said to have committed suicide at Futamata Castle on September 15.