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Rokusha Shrine

揖斐川町春日川合1682−1

This shrine was established during the Hoen era and served as the guardian deity for a branch of the Toki clan.

History

During the Hoen era, the deity Rokusha Myojin, formerly enshrined at the residence of the Governor of Mino Province, Sugawara Kuzuhata Daijin, was invited to establish the shrine. During the Kōji and Eiroku periods, when a branch of the Toki clan was stationed at Nomura Castle, a dispute arose with Shizumi no Shurin Shichiroemon. Consequently, the local landowner of Nagase, Suda Michihisa, designated Rokusha Dai Myojin as the shrine's enshrined deity and the clan's tutelary god.

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