逸見神社
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大治5(1130)年、常陸国(茨城県)から甲斐国に配流となった源義清 清光親子の土着は、甲斐国に大き な歴史のうねりをもたらしました。 甲斐源氏の誕生です。
清光 (1110~1168) は、 御牧 (馬を飼育するための官営の牧場)に近い逸見(八ヶ岳南麓の台地一帯を 指す古い地名)に目を付けここを本拠とし、逸見清光と名乗りました。 清光が本拠とした北杜市域には、 若神子城跡 (古城・南城・北城) や谷戸城跡のような山城のほか、鎧堂、清光寺、逸見神社 白旗神社といっ た神社仏閣まで、 初期甲斐源氏にまつわる伝承をもつ旧跡が多くあり、 戦国大名武田氏に繋がる甲斐源氏 ば、 ここから甲斐国全域に広がりました。
逸見神社は創建は不詳ですが、歴史は古く、甲斐国志には諏訪明神、逸見郷「和名抄」に逸見氏始祖新羅三郎源義光、郭内に八幡神及び諏訪明神を祀り逸見神社と称し崇拝す、とされています。立派な本殿、能舞台から広く信仰を集めていたことが伺えます。
キャッシュは神社境内内の設置しました。
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Hemi Shrine
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In 1130, the arrival of Minamoto no Yoshikiyo Kiyomitsu and his son Kiyomitsu, who were exiled from Hitachinokuni (Ibaraki Prefecture) to Kai Province, brought about a great historical upheaval in Kai Province. This was the birth of the Kai Minamoto clan.
Kiyomitsu (1110~1168) found a place called Itsumi (an old name for a plateau at the southern foot of Mt. Yatsugatake) near Omoku (a government-run pasture for raising horses), made it his headquarters, and called himself Hemi Kiyomitsu. In the Hokuto City area where Kiyomitsu made his headquarters, there are many historic sites related to the early Kai Minamoto clan, including the ruins of Wakamiko Castle (Old Castle, South Castle, and North Castle) and Yato Castle, as well as shrines and temples such as Armored Hall, Seiko-ji Temple, Hemi Shrine, and Shirahata Shrine.
The Hemi Shrine has a long history, although the date of its foundation is unknown. The Kai Kuni Shiki describes it as Suwa Myojin, and the "Wanaisho" of Itzumi Township describes it as worshipping the founder of the Hemi clan, Shinra Saburo Minamoto no Yoshimitsu. The splendid main shrine and Noh stage indicate that the shrine was widely worshipped.
The cache is located within the shrine grounds.
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