Description

1989 explanatory board installation
Masukoku-in is also called Yamada Jizozan, and there are various theories about the age of the founding and the time of name change, but it is difficult to determine, but around the end of the astronomical year (1550s) It is a temple of the Soto sect founded to calm down the spirits of the predecessor Mrs. Kikuhime and his mother (the wife of former Shoyo) who were killed by their vassals, and the four shrine maidens.
As for the documents, there are 9 kinds of formatives ranging from 1559 (禄) to 1 正 (1587) in Tensho 16 as a personal belonging to the Soufuku-in, and a ritual of 宝 (1681) The other is the one of the believer's former possession and was later donated to the same temple as a product related to Soufukuin. All are scroll-dressed, and even if they are donated, the circumstances are clear from the booklet and the box.
Needless to say, the history of the foundation of the Massifokuin is a valuable source of information on the way of faith in the temple or the statues of the end of the Middle Ages.
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