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Kusabusa Hie Shrine
志賀町草木
A shrine with origins in the legends of Tana no O (a grandson of Emperor Yomei) and Princess Kusanoha.
Enshrined deities
Oyamakui-no-Kami
History
Tana no O, a grandson of Emperor Yomei, came to this land and built a thatched hut. Together with his consort, Princess Kusanoha, he taught the local people literature and provided them with means of livelihood. After Tana no O passed away, his statue was enshrined in a village shrine, and later his consort was also enshrined there. In the ninth month of the third year of the Bunkitsu era (1503 CE), the shrine buildings were constructed, and Hie Shrine was invited from Omi Province, leading to the shrine being named Hie Shrine.
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