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| |Notes=Dōshō-hori is a fortification site in Tsuru. 'Hori' means 'moat'. No ruins remain and the site is now a hospital. | |Notes=Dōshō-hori is a fortification site in Tsuru. 'Hori' means 'moat'. No ruins remain and the site is now a hospital. | ||
| |History=The Dōshō-hori was a fortification and moat system built on the terraces of a bend in the Katsura River at the point where it meets with the Ôhata River. The area was known as Jōnokoshi (城腰), referring to a military structure. It is not known who built the moat, but it is thought to have been a satellite fortification of the Nakatsumori | |History=The Dōshō-hori was a fortification and moat system built on the terraces of a bend in the Katsura River at the point where it meets with the Ôhata River. The area was known as Jōnokoshi (城腰), referring to a military structure. It is not known who built the moat, but it is thought to have been a satellite fortification of the [[Nakatsumori Yakata]] of the Oyamada Clan. According to local tradition the hori became a place to dump the corpses of criminals who were beheaded at nearby execution grounds. The area is otherwise quite scenic! | ||
| |Year Visited=Viewer Contributed | |Year Visited=Viewer Contributed | ||
| |AddedJcastle=2023 | |AddedJcastle=2023 | ||
Latest revision as of 19:40, 4 January 2023
Dōshō-hori is a fortification site in Tsuru. 'Hori' means 'moat'. No ruins remain and the site is now a hospital.
History
The Dōshō-hori was a fortification and moat system built on the terraces of a bend in the Katsura River at the point where it meets with the Ôhata River. The area was known as Jōnokoshi (城腰), referring to a military structure. It is not known who built the moat, but it is thought to have been a satellite fortification of the Nakatsumori Yakata of the Oyamada Clan. According to local tradition the hori became a place to dump the corpses of criminals who were beheaded at nearby execution grounds. The area is otherwise quite scenic!
Field Notes
Dōshō-hori is a fortification site in Tsuru. 'Hori' means 'moat'. No ruins remain and the site is now a hospital.
| Castle Profile | |
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| English Name | Doushou Hori | 
| Japanese Name | 道生堀 | 
| Founder | Oyamada Clan | 
| Year Founded | Sengoku Period | 
| Castle Type | Flatland | 
| Castle Condition | Ruins only | 
| Historical Period | Pre Edo Period | 
| Features | |
| Visitor Information | |
| Access | Tsuru-shi Station on the Ôtsuki Line; 10 minute walk | 
| Hours | Access Limited | 
| Time Required | 10 minutes | 
| Location | Tsuru, Yamanashi Prefecture | 
| Coordinates | 35.56303, 138.90289 | 
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| Admin | |
| Added to Jcastle | 2023 | 
| Contributor | ART | 
| Admin Year Visited | Viewer Contributed | 
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