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Kotokuji (Aizu)
福島県
A temple founded in 1250 under the Ashina clan—where Date Masamune set up his field headquarters after the 1589 Battle of Suriagehara
創建
1250 年
種別
寺院
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Immediately from Sakaemachi bus stop
2-12 Sakae-machi, Aizu-Wakamatsu, Fukushima
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Temple
Founded 1250
776 years
Buddhist Sect
Rinzai-shu Myoshinji-ha
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概要
A Rinzai Myoshinji-ha temple in Aizu-Wakamatsu, founded in 1250 by Ashina Mitsumori. After the 1589 Battle of Suriagehara, Date Masamune is said to have established his headquarters at this temple when he conquered Aizu. Later under Aizu-Matsudaira patronage, the temple served as an official prayer site.
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Koutokuji Temple, a Rinzai Myoshinji-ha temple in Aizu-Wakamatsu, is said to have been founded in 1250 by Ashina Mitsumori, the lord of Aizu. Throughout the medieval period, the temple flourished as a center of Zen practice under the patronage of the Ashina clan, who dominated the Aizu region. In 15…
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In 1590, Toyotomi Hideyoshi issued the Oshu Shiki (Tohoku pacification order), redistributing domains across northeastern Japan and assigning Aizu to his general Gamou Ujisato. Koutokuji, previously tied to the Ashina and Date clans, came under Gamou's patronage through Hideyoshi's decree, ensuring the temple's continuity. Hideyoshi's unification policy thus directly shaped the fate of this ancient Zen temple.
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