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320:'s reign, or the 91 BC. However, there is little record of Sujin's existence or identity, and therefore the claim is deemed legendary. The construction of a structure that can be identified as a Shinto shrine in the Isonokami area probably dates two or three centuries later. Despite this, it is not unlikely that the Isonokami area was considered a sacred site during that time, as archeological digs have found many ritual objects, and Isonokami worship was already firmly established when they were adopted by the Yamato leaders in the 4th century.
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447:. This is suspected because of a secondary shrine to Izumo-takeo found near the main shrine, but on higher ground. Since secondary shrines are never built higher than the principal shrine, some have concluded that it was an older structure that stood before the current one.
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power, flavored with a military overtone. Archeological evidences shows that around the 4th century, Yamato kings and nobility constructed more and more palaces and buildings in the shrine's vicinity. Prior to this, the Yamato leaders identified with kami worshipped at
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clan, who patronized the shrine for many generations. Indeed, many of the state's iron weaponry were kept in the shrine's storehouses. When the
Mononobe clan collapsed, it was reformed as the
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ordered a thousand swords made and was placed in charge of
Isonokami's treasures. He then founded the
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was initially worshipped at
Isonokami shrine. Isonokami Shrine was supposedly built in the 7th year of
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The sword itself was to be returned to
Kashima Shrine, but as impossible, the second sword is made in
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Isonokami shrine may have been the site of an earlier religious structure, the
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Isonokami shrine was highly regarded in the ancient era, and frequented by many members of the
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Yamatai: archaeology, history, and mythology
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List of National Treasures of Japan (archaeological materials)
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Kusagusa-no-mono-no-hire (A type of long scarf worn by women)
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Early records show that the shrine was an emerging center of
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Nara Prefecture designated tangible cultural property
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Orochi-no-hire (A type of long scarf worn by women)
839:Kentōkōkōsha-ōmatsuri (First Sunday of each month)
633:Hachi-no-hire (A type of long scarf worn by women)
204:91 BC (legendary), more likely 2nd or 3rd century
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1155:. Honolulu: University of Hawaii Press.
530:A replica of the seven-branched sword in
300:The shrine is at the northern end of the
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1199:Kyoto: Ponsonby-Fane Memorial Society.
16:Shinto shrine in Nara Prefecture, Japan
2741:Important Cultural Properties of Japan
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2263:Modern system of ranked Shinto shrines
962:Modern system of ranked Shinto Shrines
866:Chōjukōsha-shūki-ōmatsuri (November 3)
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916:(Every 1st and 15th day of the month)
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1119:Shinto in History: Ways of the Kami.
1025:Shinto in History: Ways of the Kami,
468:The main enshrined dedication is to
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690:at the Izumo Takeo secondary shrine
654:of Izumo Takeo secondary shrine (a
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1187:Kyoto: Ponsonby Memorial Society.
1175:Kyoto: Ponsonby Memorial Society.
845:Chōjukōsha-shunki-ōmatsuri (May 3)
420:Isonokami shrine is surrounded by
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2731:Shinto shrines in Nara Prefecture
1196:Visiting Famous Shrines in Japan.
1095:Visiting Famous Shrines in Japan,
1037:Ponsonby-Fane, Richard. (1962).
981:Visiting Famous Shrines in Japan,
490:, the kami of a legendary sword (
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1151:Kidder, Jonathan Edward (2007).
1136:Brown, Delmer M. et al. (1993).
1050:Ponsonby-Fane, Richard. (1959).
979:Ponsonby-Fane, Richard. (1964).
814:Furufudatakiage-sai (January 15)
567:, the sword was used by the god
454:, or main hall, is built in the
274:located in the hills of Furu in
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2338:Shrine Parishioner Registration
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241:Isonokami-futsu-no-mitama-jinja
1172:Studies in Shinto and Shrines.
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728:Several unearthed artifacts (
701:Important Cultural Properties
2436:Two bows, two claps, one bow
1184:The Imperial House of Japan.
1052:The Imperial House of Japan,
897:Hokura-matsuri (December 31)
817:Tama-no-o-sai (Night before
627:Chikaheshi-no-tama (A jewel)
621:Makarukaheshi-tama (A jewel)
615:Yatsuka-no-tsurugi (A sword)
521:
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416:Gate to the Isonokami Shrine
304:, the oldest road in Japan.
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2736:National Treasures of Japan
2362:Misc practices for visitors
2348:Shrine Consolidation Policy
998:Cambridge History of Japan,
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663:National Treasures of Japan
601:, and they are as follows:
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1138:Cambridge History of Japan
1124:University of Hawaii Press
842:Shunki-ōmatsuri (April 15)
715:Two iron shields from the
492:futsu-no-mitama-no-tsurugi
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43:National Treasure of Japan
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863:Furumatsuri (October 15)
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494:) that was given to by
1923:Sannō Ichijitsu Shintō
1875:daughters of Amaterasu
1327:Architectonic elements
1193:____________. (1964).
1181:____________. (1959).
1167:Ponsonby-Fane, Richard
942:List of Shinto shrines
892:The Emperor's Birthday
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158:34.59806°N 135.85250°E
136:Geographic coordinates
2343:Secular Shrine Theory
2258:Shinkai (divine rank)
811:Genji-sai (January 3)
738:, ring-pommel sabers)
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73:Futsu-no-mitama-ōkami
2688:Tsukinami-no-matsuri
1793:Fushimi Inari Taisha
927:Seven-Branched Sword
907:Tsukinami-no-matsuri
695:Nanatsusaya-no-Tachi
541:Nanatsusaya-no-Tachi
312:It is unknown which
2628:Tokusa-no-Kandakara
2589:Mononobe no Arakabi
2268:Engishiki Jinmyocho
1930:Kumano Nachi Taisha
1256:Shinto architecture
932:Kusanagi no tsurugi
800:Annual celebrations
624:Taru-tama (A jewel)
591:Tokusa-no-Kandakara
548:, a kingdom on the
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2756:Twenty-Two Shrines
2594:Mononobe no Moriya
2584:Mononobe no Okoshi
2287:Buddhist elements
2243:Twenty-Two Shrines
947:Twenty-Two Shrines
883:Niiname-no-matsuri
721:Several pieces of
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641:National Treasures
618:Iku-tama (A jewel)
558:Totsuka-no-Tsurugi
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215:Glossary of Shinto
126:Shown within Japan
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1132:978-0-8248-2363-4
806:Japanese New Year
656:national treasure
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302:Yamanobe no michi
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1810:Usa Hachiman-gū
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2388:Institutions
2307:Whale mounds
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1785:Head shrines
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983:pp. 287-299.
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2691: [
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2663: [
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2513: [
2322:Sōja shrine
2134:Arahitogami
2117:Jingu Taima
2087:(locations)
2026:Ubusunagami
2006:Jinushigami
1935:Kumano Kodō
1918:Sannō torii
1881:Suwa Taisha
1842:Jingu Taima
1798:Inari Ōkami
1704:Kagura suzu
1600:Decorations
1347:hidden roof
1189:OCLC 194887
1177:OCLC 399449
1169:. (1962).
1110:Breen, John
1070:Nakatsumaki
910: [
873: [
870:Chinkon-sai
808:(January 1)
786: [
768: [
748:Ornate red
723:breastplate
594: [
585:Nihon Shoki
580:Amenohiboko
532:South Korea
473: [
422:Cryptomeria
372:. In 965,
351: [
340:Nihon Shoki
335:Nihon Shoki
161: /
149:135°51′09″E
76: [
56:Affiliation
2710:Categories
2658:forged by
2522:Nigihayahi
2200:Kanjo Nawa
1989:Chinjugami
1908:Ōkuninushi
1891:Yasakatome
1669:Chōzubachi
1654:Implements
1310:kagura-den
1122:Honolulu:
1116:. (2000).
1104:References
1027:pp. 74-75.
781:forged by
330:Mount Miwa
146:34°35′53″N
2441:Jichinsai
2273:Chinjusha
2221:Miyamairi
2127:Senjafuda
2097:Kadomatsu
2091:Katashiro
2077:Meoto Iwa
2066:(forests)
2041:Yorishiro
1994:Garanshin
1964:Gion cult
1952:Gion cult
1832:Amaterasu
1762:Tamagushi
1622:Shimenawa
1418:nakazonae
1355:nakazonae
1334:Chinjusha
1267:Buildings
834:Kinen-sai
736:necklaces
522:Artifacts
464:Enshrined
437:Man'yōshū
288:artifacts
96:Tenri-shi
2411:Futomani
2369:Ō-mikuji
2317:Mitamaya
2312:Kamidana
2299:miyadera
2292:jingū-ji
2168:Kannushi
2072:(rocks)
2058:Shinboku
2031:Kunitama
1864:Tenmangū
1837:Jingūkyō
1815:Hachiman
1768:Masakaki
1690:Himorogi
1446:tamagaki
1425:shinboku
1390:katsuogi
1383:katōmado
1369:karahafu
1054:pp. 124.
1022:(2000).
996:(1993).
921:See also
828:Setsubun
820:Setsubun
731:magatama
359:Mononobe
248:石上布都御魂神社
100:Nara-ken
91:Location
86:Location
50:Religion
2540:Shrines
2431:Hakushu
2331:History
2227:Shinshi
2139:Mikoshi
2122:Omamori
2093:(dolls)
2085:Kannabi
2070:Iwakura
2060:(trees)
2053:Mirrors
2045:Shintai
2016:Oyagami
2001:Dōsojin
1984:Ujigami
1748:Shinsen
1676:Chōzuya
1404:komainu
1376:karamon
1205:1030156
1097:p. 299.
1000:p. 119.
751:ō-yoroi
677:irimoya
569:Susanoo
516:Ibaraki
460:style.
382:heihaku
308:History
238:, also
191:Founder
2655:ōdachi
2572:People
2426:Misogi
2421:Kagura
2283:Hokora
2214:Misaki
2207:Junrei
2102:Bunrei
1859:Tenjin
1718:Ō-nusa
1711:O-miki
1683:Hakama
1644:Others
1612:Saisen
1477:Styles
1296:hokora
1289:Heiden
1282:Haiden
1203:
1159:
1144:
1130:
1065:Kojiki
1020:et al.
994:et al.
778:ōdachi
758:kabuto
743:Others
688:haiden
671:haiden
651:Haiden
607:mirror
564:Kojiki
546:Baekje
500:Kumano
452:honden
325:Yamato
61:Shinto
38:haiden
2721:Jingū
2695:]
2683:]
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2652:, an
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2517:]
2416:Harae
2404:Rites
2374:Shuin
2160:Staff
2112:Ofuda
2106:Kanjō
2021:Sorei
1774:Washi
1741:Shide
1734:Sanbo
1725:Gohei
1617:Tomoe
1607:Sandō
1460:torii
1453:tokyō
1439:sōrin
1432:shōrō
1362:kairō
1340:chigi
968:Notes
914:]
877:]
794:]
775:, an
772:]
725:armor
709:rōmon
598:]
477:]
426:sugi)
355:]
284:Japan
276:Tenri
270:is a
268:etc.)
263:布留大明神
180:Style
80:]
68:Deity
2608:Misc
2556:Clan
2193:A-un
2175:Miko
2104:and
2043:and
1755:Suzu
1467:tōrō
1201:OCLC
1157:ISBN
1142:ISBN
1128:ISBN
1112:and
706:The
693:The
686:The
668:The
555:The
538:The
484:布都御魂
450:The
431:waka
428:. A
399:官幣大社
378:kami
314:kami
229:石上神宮
41:, a
35:The
24:石上神宮
2379:Ema
1697:Jōe
1411:mon
498:in
2712::
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2681:ja
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2667:;
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