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Dairyuji Temple (Watari)
宮城県
Dairyuji in Watari is the mausoleum of the Watari …
Founded
1602
Type
Temple
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Temple
Founded 1602
424 years
Buddhist Sect
Soto-shu
Overview
Dairyuji in Watari is the mausoleum of the Watari Date clan, founded by Date Shigezane, Masamune's cousin and famed warrior. The clan later led the colonization of Hokkaido. Successive graves of the Watari Date lords make it a pilgrimage site for Sengoku history enthusiasts.
Origins
Dairyuji Temple, a Soto-shu Zen temple, is said to have been established around 1602 when Date Shigezane (1568–1646) was granted the Watari domain following the Battle of Sekigahara. Shigezane, a cousin of Date Masamune and one of his most fearsome generals—nicknamed 'Oni-kote' (Demon Gauntlet)—made…
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