弘安時造替の春日神社本殿と江戸時代初期の若宮社社殿

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Kasuga Main Shrines are situated on the eastern boundary of of the city of Nara. These shrines face south, but Wakamiya Shrine stands facing west. Both the above shrines followed the custom of regular reconstruction every twenty years as late as the latter half of the fifteenth century. From then on these shrines continued to be rebuilt at this interval up to the rebuilding of the present shrines in 1863. The present Kasuga Main Shrines and Wakamiya Shrine are only 6 feet 6 inches wide and 8 feet 8 inches deep. As a result of investigating Kasuga Main Shrine records of the Koan Period, I could not find any reason to doubt that the present shrines and shrines of Koan Period were any different. They are the same. As a result of investigating the early Edo Period records of Wakamiya Shrine, I could not find any reason to doubt that the present shrines and shrines of Koan Period were any different. They are the same. As a result of investigating the early Edo Period records of Wakamiya Shrine, I could not find any reason to doubt that the present shrine and the shrine of the early half of Edo Period were any different. They are the same. Furthermore, it is reasonable to say that the scale of every new reconstruction followed that of the old shrine as this is true even today where the custom of regular reconstruction is under taken. Contents of this article are as follows : Preface. I. On Kasuga Main Shrines of Koan Period in 1286. I-1. On "Kasuga-sha Kyuden Gou Sunpo no Koto" recorded in September 1286. I-2. On the Name and Number of Parts of the Kasuga Main Shrines. II. On Wakamiya Shrine at the Early Half of Edo Period. II-1. On "Kasuga-Wakamiya-den Issha-bun Kiyari-cho" recorded in June 1619. II-2. On the Name and Number of Parts of the Wakamiya Shrine.
社団法人日本建築学会の論文
1976-03-30

弘安時造替の春日神社本殿と江戸時代初期の若宮社社殿

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