Grave of Yasumasa Sakakibara

i sleep in tachibayashi, who once served as lord of the domain.

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Yasumasa Kashihara, one of the four Tokugawa heavenly kings, sleeps with his sons at Zendoji Temple in Tatebayashi, where he once served as the feudal lord. Zendoji itself is a historic temple, and it is quite spectacular.

Ryunoi was in the precincts of former 々 Zendo Ji Temple (the family temple of the Kashihara family, the Lord of Tatebayashi domain).

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Zendoji Temple (the family temple of the Tatebayashi feudal lord, the Hara family) was redeveloped in front of Tatebayashi Station and moved to Kusunoki Town, so only Ryunoi remains in this area. The following legend remains in this Ryunoi. ※ Tatebayashi Historical Tourism HP Tensho １８ Year (１５９０), Mitsunari Ishida and Yoshitsugu Otani, who were tired of attacking Tatebayashi Castle, set up a wooden bridge in Jonuma as a measure of resurrection and regeneration and made a strategy to enter the castle at once. However, the day after the bridge was completed, the bridge suddenly disappeared before the total attack, ...

One of the four heavenly kings of Tokugawa

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It is the grave of Yasumasa Kashihara, one of the four Tokugawa heavenly kings who is a vassal of Ieyasu Tokugawa. If you like Sengoku warlords, please go there.

It's not surprising.

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The tomb of Yasumasa Sakakibara, one of the "Four Tennos of Tokugawa", along with Tadakatsu Honda, is located at Zendoji Temple in Tatebayashi City, Gunma Prefecture. It goes without saying that Yasumasa's success, represented by the battle of Komaki Nagakute, helped Ieyasu Tokugawa to take over the world. After Sekigahara, who was worried that he would take time to the Sanada forces in Ueda while joining the army as a warship of Hidetada, and delay in the essential decisive battle, he was more than a military commander of a military merit group such as Yasumasa who was active in the battle. A bureaucratic vassal who is good at politics and finance is used heavily ...

there is a tomb of tokugawa shitenno kashihara yasumasa.

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A temple of the Jodo sect. Founded in the first year of Wado (708). It is located in a quiet place on the banks of Jonuma. There is a tomb of Yasumasa Hara, one of the four Tokugawa heavenly kings. Yasumasa Sakakibara ruled as the lord of the Tatebayashi domain until １８ and １５９０ ～１６０６. Yasumasa undertook large construction of the embankments of the Tone River and Watarase River and the development of Tatebayashi Castle Town, and laid the foundation for the current Tatebayashi. Keicho １１ Year (１６０６ Year) ５ Moon １４ He died in Tatebayashi Castle and was buried in Zendo Ji Temple. Yasumasa's tomb is 5 ｍ 46 ｃｍ Hokaiinto ...