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Hakusan Shrine
平群町福貴１５５１
Located in Fukki, Hirano, Nara Prefecture, this shrine formerly held the status of a village shrine (sonsha). It has a history of Shinto-Buddhist syncretism (shinbutsu-shugō), and the grounds contain a memorial tomb for the monk Dōsen.
Enshrined deities
Kukurihime-no-Kami
History
It is said to have been established by the Heian-period monk Dōsen as a hermitage, or alternatively, by Prince Shōtoku. It was built as a Shinto-Buddhist syncretic shrine (shingūji) on the site of Sanmyōin, a sub-temple (tōtō) of Fukki-ji Temple. Following the separation of Shinto and Buddhism in the early Meiji period, it has been treated as the tutelary shrine (chinjusha) for the entire Fukki district and for Fukki-ji Temple.
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