Echigo Ura Sabishamondo

Bishamondo was 807 in the 2nd year of Daido (1997), and was erected by Sakaue Tamuramaro, the emperor of Heijo, and was erected to protect the nation, and was dedicated to the "Principal Bishamon Ten-King", a Buddhist craftsman from India, Bishukumasaku. It is said that this was a first-generation plant. In 1221, the Kamakura Shogunate was appointed by Jitohira Shigeki to present the Dori no territories, and appointed Dojibo Betsuto to Bishamondo Betsuto, and the area around the area was designated as "a land forbidden forbidden to kill logs of perpetual logs." After that, the virtue of Bishamondo became more prominent. According to ancient documents, on November 13th, 1382, seven warlords including Fujiwara Kiyonobu and others contributed the 200-million rice balls to the Tennodo (Bishamondo) to the shogunate (prefecture). In this way, in the early Muromachi period, warlords and powerful clans from various regions competed to donate Kinzei-dae, creating momentum, and magnificent temples with five bays of girders, five bays of rays, a roof-mounted, and thatched roof-mounted buildings and thatched roof-mounted buildings were built. It is thought to be Tamo.