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Kumano Shrine, Sannomiya Shrine (Nachi-gu)

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Located in Nanyo City, Yamagata Prefecture, this shrine is commonly known by the name Kumano Taisha (Kumano Grand Shrine). It is considered one of the Three Great Kumano shrines in Japan.

Enshrined deities

Ketsumimiko-no-Okami (Kumano)

History

It is said to have been rebuilt in 806 CE (Daido 1) by receiving a transfer of the deity Kumano Gongen from Kii Province, by imperial decree of Emperor Heisei. There is also a theory that it was founded by Taira no Munechika in the late Heian period. Upon the accession of Emperor Go-Shirakawa, it was ordered to perform prayers for the peace of the realm and became a Chokuganjo (a shrine under imperial patronage). During the period of Shinto-Buddhist syncretism, it flourished as a major sacred site for Kumano Shugendo.

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