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Tenneiji Bishamontendo (Tenneiji Bishamonten Hall)
会津若松市東山町大字石山天寧２０８
A Soto Zen Buddhist temple located in Aizu-Wakamatsu City, Fukushima Prefecture, with the mountain name Banso-zan. The grounds contain the grave of Kondo Isami, the commander of the Shinsengumi, and a memorial monument for Hijikata Toshizo.
History
It is said to have been founded in 1447 CE (Buan 4) by Ashina Morinobu for the Zen master Daibangenguo Zenji Nanei Kenshu on the eastern hills of Aizu-Kurokawa. It once served as the family temple for the Ashina clan and, at its peak, supported 1,000 itinerant monks. The temple was burned down following the defeat at the Battle of Surigahara in 1589 CE (Tensho 17), but it was maintained through the efforts of the local community and has continued to the present day.
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