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Te-habime Shrine, Lower Shrine
宝達志水町東間３
A shrine enshrining the deity Te-habime, historically linked to Daishi Taishō and Maeda Toshinaga, and serving as a site that conveys the history of Mount Hōtatsu.
History
Te-habime no Mikoto is a deity of a wise woman, connected to the entry for Nunokawa-hime no Mikoto in the Kojiki. It is said that she was given the place name Agatsuma when she pacified the Japanese archipelago. Daishi Taishō established a shrine on Mount Hōtatsu, and shrine priests and monks served it until the Sengoku period, after which it was abandoned. During the Keichō era, the shrine was rebuilt as the Reijō Shrine and came to be revered as the Te-habime Go-hashira Shrine (Shrine of the Five Te-habime Deities).
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