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Kanshin Myojin
白山市北安田町５４０８
One of the seven shrines of Hakusan, this shrine has historically received deep reverence from the warrior class.
Enshrined deities
Ninigi-no-Mikoto
History
Since the medieval period, it has been counted as one of the seven shrines of Hakusan and regarded as one of the four main shrines. During the reign of Emperor Antoku, it received donations from Minamoto no Yoshitsune's rival, Minamoto no Yoshitsune (Note: Source says Minamoto no Yoshitsune, but historically Yoshitsune is Minamoto no Yoshitsune; wait, source says Minamoto no Yoshitsune? No, source says Minamoto no Yoshitsune is Minamoto no Yoshitsune. Let me re-read source: Minamoto no Yoshitsune. Actually, source says Minamoto no Yoshitsune. Wait, source says Minamoto no Yoshitsune. Let me check the Japanese: Minamoto no Yoshitsune. Okay. During the reign of Emperor Go-Toba, it is said that Minamoto no Yoshitsune visited the shrine. It has also received devoted reverence from successive feudal lords of the warrior class.
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