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Miwa Shrine (Tsubata Town)

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Miwa Shrine (Tsubata Town)

〒929-0342 石川県河北郡津幡町北中条サ−2−乙

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Located in Kita-Nakajo, Tsubata Town, this shrine has long been revered as the head shrine (Sosha) for the 17 villages of the Inaka district since ancient times.

History

It is said to be the Miwa Shrine listed in the Engishiki (a 10th-century codex), founded in 836 CE (Jowa 3) during the reign of Emperor Ninmyo. Since ancient times, it has been revered as the head shrine for the 17 villages of the Inaka district and was deeply respected by the Maeda clan, the feudal lords. Ten'noku-in, the wife of the third lord Toshitaka, built the shrine buildings in 1613 CE (Keicho 18). In 1907 CE (Meiji 40), it merged with the Nozato Shrine, Kasuga Shrine, and Imakura Shrine, which were also located in the same area.

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