Go-ō-jinja Shrine

Here is worshipping two "peace" gods, "peace" is the surname, they are brothers and sisters, sister name "peace" wide insects, is a palace female officer, deeply trusted by the emperor, and she is kind, raised many orphans, so she is responsible for the healthy growth of the child. His brother called "peace and clear Ma Lu", he is responsible for protecting the waist and waist. This kind of gentle Mr. Ma Lu looks really a group of amiable, Wen Wen quietly like a scholar, the waist and legs do not seem so strong, why can he be the waist and legs of the people's patron saint? [The story is a bit long 😆 Please read patiently] In Nara (Pingchengjing), it is called the "Nara Times". The time is 710 － 794 AD, which is in the Shengtang period of China, and they also happen to have a female emperor named Emperor De. Like Wu Zetian, this emperor also has a good-looking monk. His name is Bow-cut Daojing. The monk was deeply loved, the official to the Taizheng Minister, and even the King of France, but his ambition was very big, and even the throne was raised. One day, he played to the emperor, saying that the god of Yusa Yasaka Palace gave him a dream to let him inherit the throne. Said that the emperor of Germany originally had this intention, but it was not easy to decide, so he ordered the female officials around him to go to Usashi to confirm whether God really meant it. However, Usashi Yasaka Palace is far away in today's Kyushu area. Of course, as a woman, the Kindness Guangchong cannot go in person. So I entrusted this task to my brother and Qi Qingmalu. As a heavy minister, Qingmalu certainly understood the emperor's intentions. If he were to be a member of the horse-sliding generation, he would probably climb the pole and let the emperor go. However, he was extremely loyal to the royal family. The just-just-no-ah Qing Malu determined to stop the absurd farce with his sister. After returning to Beijing, he returned to the emperor and said that the god of Usachi Yasaka Palace replied that the emperor's throne could only be inherited by people with royal blood. This attempt to inherit the throne by cutting the mirror was bankrupt. In anger, the emperor ordered the exile of the two brothers, and the bad monk even sent the assassin to break the hamstring of Qing Malu. Later, the queen died, the new emperor felt the credit of the brother and sister, restored their official position and reputation, and recalled to Beijing to reuse it. Legend has it that Qing Malu, who resumed his official duties, went to Yusa Basaka Palace to express his gratitude to God. When he arrived, three hundred wild boar suddenly appeared, guarding and guiding him to the palace, and then something magical happened: the leg injured by the assassin, Suddenly healed miraculously! So, wild boar 🐗 became an angel of God, used to protect everyone's waist safety. In addition to loyal royalty, Qingmalu has a big historical contribution, that is, it is proposed to move to Ping An Beijing, which is now Kyoto. And he was responsible for the construction of Kyoto City. Because of the great contribution of Qingmalu in history, the ten yuan banknotes of prewar Japan (the ten yuan was a large banknote at that time) were printed in 1899, 1915, and 1930. The pattern behind the banknote is this king-protector shrine.

This is a small shrine that is very popular with locals a few steps from the palace. It is dedicated to the boar, because they once rescued a long-suffering samurai and walked many kilometers to bring him to the shrine, where the samurai's injured legs and feet were successfully healed. So it's full of pedicures. There are hundreds of sculptures, portraits and decorations of wild boar. Beautiful little treasures!

The two gods of the brothers and sisters are said to be the builders of Ping An Beijing. There is a big sign at the door, which means bodyguards and waists. The location of the shrine is on the side of the road, opposite the famous Kyoto Imperial Palace.

I really didn't understand the background and history of this shrine. Anyway, what impressed me the most was that there were many images similar to wild boars, and some pictures that might reflect the story of this shrine, you can come and see for yourself.

This is dedicated to the brothers and sisters. As for what story I don't know much. Anyway, I passed by and took a look. Then the scale inside is still relatively large. It is also a medium-sized shrine in Kyoto.

I don't know too much about what this shrine is dedicated or guarded. Anyway, I feel that it is still quite beautiful, and it seems that it has been painted new. It looks quite brand new, but there are really few people in this place.

I have not heard of such a place before, but I didn't expect that there are many things worth seeing inside. It feels very rich in a sense of cultural enrichment. I think everyone should come and see it. It's not bad.