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Rokusha Shrine

養老町竜泉寺182

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Founded in the ninth month of 1328 CE (Karetsu 3), this shrine is said to enshrine Rokusha Daijin (the Great Deity of Rokusha) as the guardian deity of a branch of the Toki clan.

History

Founded in the ninth month of 1328 CE (Karetsu 3). This village was part of the post station system during the imperial era, and it is recorded that Rokusha Daijin was enshrined in 1328 CE (Karetsu 3) as the guardian deity of a branch of the Toki clan. From 1470 CE (Kyōroku 3) to 1576 CE (Tenshō 4), the area suffered numerous floods due to changes in the course of the Ibi River. A roof plaque (munejira) from the eleventh month of 1666 CE (Kanbun 6) exists.

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