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[ Sawano-cho ] by Nankai Railway about 100m to the south |
| @Susanonono-Mikoto and Inadahimeno-Mikoto
are enshrined in this shrine which was listed
in the Engishiki (967) (a code of laws of
an ancient times) .But it was not known when
the shrine was founded . There is a monument
in the precincts with an inscription of the
site of Angu (a temporary palace ) of the
Emperor Gotoba .The Gotobajoko made an imperial
visit to the Kumano Shrine in the second
year of Jokyu ( 1220 ) . During his visit
he set a temporary palace Angu here which
was called Wakamatsugosho . So the shrine
was also called the Wakamatsujinja . His
imperial visits to the Kumano Shrine were
25 times in his life and Fujiwara Teika who
was an attendant gave an account of it in his famous diary Meigetsuki . @ |
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| to the top page of The Uemachidaichi minami course |