Iwamotoji Temple

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History of Iwamoto Temple

In the Shimanto Town where Kiyomizu Shimanto River flows and Konan Town with an altitude of about 300 m spreads, Iwamoto Temple that enshrines the Bonin of the Goryo is built. History goes back to the world of Tempyei. According to the temple story, the Bodhisattva Bodhisattva, who served the Imperial House of Emperor Shomu, was reportedly built in the vicinity of Mr. Niida in the vicinity of about 3 kilometers northwest of the current location, praying for the prompt death of Shichiku Fukuro Manchura with the Suenji Shichigera is the predecessor. It was also called Niidai Temple because it was a different job (Dokyusei) by Niida Mikami. It was Hirokini year that Kobo Daishi visited this temple. Daishi put the bodies of Mr. Niida who was enshrined in one company into five companies and placed the Fudo Statue, the Kannon Bosatsu statue, the Amida Buddha statue, the Yakushi Buddha statue, the Jizo Bosatsu statue as the mainland Buddha in their respective companies . Daishi was founded further by Suenji Goryoji. For this reason, Mt. Fuwaro Temple etc together with Shichigeraji was called Fuukuji, and Niida Akami was called Niida Five.

Both temple shrines decline temporarily in the Tensho era due to the fire and the like. At the time of reconstruction, the Iwamoto Temple (then Iwamoto Bou) who kept all the shrines in this area under his control, the lamps of the temple and different jobs are transferred and inherited. In the Sengoku and Edo periods, they received donations from warlords and lords, etc. as temples and others, boasting prosperity as a goddess of Shinto and Buddhism studies. When it comes to Meiji, it is separated from Nidita Gomusa under the policy of separation of Shin Buddha and Buddha and the mainland Buddha and Buddhist temple of Buddha is united with Iwamoto Temple, and it suffers from the legal difficulties of Buddha Buddhism accompanying it, and loses most of the temple ground. The road of suffering continued to rebuild, but gradually improved the cathedral and reached the present.