Fushimi 33 Kannon Pilgrimage #29 Nothing is known about the #29 deity of the Fushimi 33 Kannon Pilgrimage. It should have been somewhere between #28 Seishin-ji Temple and #30 Tosen-ji Temple. As Fujinomori Shrine is located between the 2 temples, the shrine could have had its shrine temple as the Fushimi 33 Kannon Pilgrimage #29, or the shrine itself enshrined the #29 deity.
Fujinomori Shrine In legendary times, Okinagatarashi (170?-269?), a legendary empress, was said to have made a military expedition to Silla in the Korean Peninsula. A historical record of the Three Kingdoms of Korea (Goguryeo, Baekje, and Silla) recorded 14 organized piracies by Wa, the Japanese kingdom, by the end of the 4th century. Okinagatarashiâs expedition to Silla could have been one of those piracies. After her expedition, according to the shrine's tradition, the shrine was founded in 203, when the empress returned. She erected a war flag in Fujinomori, Fukakusa Village, Yamashiro Province, stored her military equipment, built a mound, and held a ritual, although she is believed to have lived in Iware-no-Wakazakura Palace in Yamato Province. The original deities were seven deities enshrined in the center church of the main hall, and to the east of the main hall is a flag mound where the war flag is said to have been erected. The original shrine of the east church of the main hall, Fujio Shrine, was founded in 759 as a shrine to Prince Toneri in Fujio (today's Fukakusa Yabunouchicho, Fushimi Ward, Kyoto, 612-0882) at the foot of Mt. Inari. In 1438, by order of Emperor Go-Hanazono (1419-1471), the 6th Shogun of the Muromachi Shogunate, Ashikaga Yoshinori (1394-1441), moved the Inari Shrine from the top of Mt. Inari to Fujio at the foot of the mountain, where Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine is located. The Fujio Shrine, which was located there, was moved to Fujinomori and enshrined as the eastern hall of Fujinomori Shrine. Therefore, the residents around Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine are still parishioners of the shrine. Mahataki Shrine, which was originally located in Fujinomori, was moved to its current location in a chain reaction. The west church of the main hall used to be an independent shrine that was founded in 800 in Tsukamoto (today' 16 Chome Honmachi, Higashiyama Ward, Kyoto, 605-0981) near the current Tofuku-ji Temple as a shrine to Prince Sawara (750-785). The shrine was moved to the precincts of Fujinomori Shrine in 1470. Therefore, the residents around Tofuku-ji Temple are still parishioners of the shrine. Prince Sawara revered Fujinomori Shrine during his lifetime. When a rebellion broke out in Mutsu Province, the prince became the expeditionary shogun and visited the shrine to pray for victory in battle. Sawara was implicated in the assassination of Fujiwara Tanetsugu (737-785) in 785, and was deposed as crown prince. He was exiled to Awaji Province, and, on his way there, he either starved himself to death or was starved to death. His body was forwarded to the province and was buried there. The whereabouts of his burial site is unknown. His tragedy provoked fear against his curse. The fear became awe, and the awe led to enshrining the prince as a god. On October 8th, 785, Emperor Kanmu (737-806) reported to the tombs of Emperor Tenchi (626-672), Prince Shiki (668-716), and Emperor Konin (709-782) that Prince Sawara had been deposed as crown prince, and on November 25th, Prince Ote (774-824) was made crown prince. After 788, there were a series of unhappy events, including Ote's illness; the deaths of Emperor Kanmu's wives, Fujiwara Tabiko (759-788), Fujiwara Otomuro (760-790), and Sakanoue Matako (?-790); the death of Takano Niigasa (?-790), the mother of Emperor Kanmu and Prince Sawara; epidemics; and famines. The incidents were all concluded by the Department of Divinities to be the curse of Prince Sawara. In 792, a household was assigned to guard and clean Sawara's...
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