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Daikaku-ji Temple Grounds Buildings
姫路市網干区興浜興浜１５１
A Jodo-shu (Pure Land) temple located in Himeji City, Hyogo Prefecture. The temple grounds contain structures such as the Hachiman Shrine.
History
Daikaku-ji traces its origins to Kojogoin, founded in 1233 CE (Tenpuku 1) by Jo-uo Ryu-zen. It became a Jodo-shu temple during the Eicho period (1504–1521). After being destroyed by fire in the war of 1534 CE (Bunmei 3), it was relocated to its current site during the Koji period (1555–1558) and renamed Daikaku-ji. The Hachiman Shrine within the grounds has a roof plate dated 1538 CE (Bunmei 7), suggesting it was moved shortly after the fire.
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