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|Visitor Information=Reconstruction is at Esashi-Fujiwara Village | |Visitor Information=Reconstruction is at Esashi-Fujiwara Village | ||
|Time Required=90 minutes | |Time Required=90 minutes | ||
|City=Hiraizumi | |City=Hiraizumi | ||
|Prefecture=Iwate Prefecture | |Prefecture=Iwate Prefecture | ||
|Notes=Yanagi-no-gosho ('Palace of Willows'), also known as the manor hall of the Ōshū-Fujiwara Clan, is a large scale fortified residence ruin in Hiraizumi Township in historical Iwai County. Ruins include earthworks such as karabori (dry moats) and dorui (earthen embankments). The site is maintained as a park, and wells and the footprints of buildings dot the fields. There is also a restored landscape garden. | |Notes=Yanagi-no-gosho ('Palace of Willows'), also known as the manor hall of the Ōshū-Fujiwara Clan (Hiraizumi-kyokan), is a large scale fortified residence ruin in Hiraizumi Township in historical Iwai County. Ruins include earthworks such as karabori (dry moats) and dorui (earthen embankments). The site is maintained as a park, and wells and the footprints of buildings dot the fields. There is also a restored landscape garden. According to [[User:Furinkazan|Furinkazan]], there are many explanation panels around the site. | ||
Esashi-Fujiwara Village, which is an architectural park and open-air studio / open set to the north of Hiraizumi, has reconstructions of various Heian period structures and buildings from Tōhoku, including the Yanagi-no-gosho. At the park it is referred to as the Seichō ('government office'). | |||
This profile was a team effort, with [[User:Furinkazan|Furinkazan]] providing the pictures of the site ruins, and [[User:ART|ART]] providing the text, and pictures of the speculative reconstructions at Esashi-Fujiwara Village. | |||
|History=Yanagi-no-gosho ('Palace of Willows') was the fortified palace of the Ōshū-Fujiwara in their capital, Hiraizumi. Yanagi-no-gosho was built by Fujiwara Kiyohira, founder of the Northern Fujiwara dynasty, in 1100. It was renovated in 1170 and destroyed by Minamoto Yoritomo in 1189 during the Ōshū War. | |History=Yanagi-no-gosho ('Palace of Willows') was the fortified palace of the Ōshū-Fujiwara in their capital, Hiraizumi. Yanagi-no-gosho was built by Fujiwara Kiyohira, founder of the Northern Fujiwara dynasty, in 1100. It was renovated in 1170 and destroyed by Minamoto Yoritomo in 1189 during the Ōshū War. | ||
|Year Visited=Viewer Contributed | |Year Visited=Viewer Contributed | ||
|AddedJcastle=2023 | |AddedJcastle=2023 | ||
|GPSLocation=38.99369, 141.11966 | |GPSLocation=38.99369, 141.11966 | ||
|Contributor= | |Contributor=Furinkazan | ||
|FriendsLinks={{FriendsLinks | |FriendsLinks={{FriendsLinks | ||
|FriendWebsiteName=Jōkaku Hōrōki | |FriendWebsiteName=Jōkaku Hōrōki |
Revision as of 07:28, 22 December 2023
Yanagi-no-gosho ('Palace of Willows'), also known as the manor hall of the Ōshū-Fujiwara Clan (Hiraizumi-kyokan), is a large scale fortified residence ruin in Hiraizumi Township in historical Iwai County. Ruins include earthworks such as karabori (dry moats) and dorui (earthen embankments). The site
History
Yanagi-no-gosho ('Palace of Willows') was the fortified palace of the Ōshū-Fujiwara in their capital, Hiraizumi. Yanagi-no-gosho was built by Fujiwara Kiyohira, founder of the Northern Fujiwara dynasty, in 1100. It was renovated in 1170 and destroyed by Minamoto Yoritomo in 1189 during the Ōshū War.
Field Notes
Yanagi-no-gosho ('Palace of Willows'), also known as the manor hall of the Ōshū-Fujiwara Clan (Hiraizumi-kyokan), is a large scale fortified residence ruin in Hiraizumi Township in historical Iwai County. Ruins include earthworks such as karabori (dry moats) and dorui (earthen embankments). The site is maintained as a park, and wells and the footprints of buildings dot the fields. There is also a restored landscape garden. According to Furinkazan, there are many explanation panels around the site.
Esashi-Fujiwara Village, which is an architectural park and open-air studio / open set to the north of Hiraizumi, has reconstructions of various Heian period structures and buildings from Tōhoku, including the Yanagi-no-gosho. At the park it is referred to as the Seichō ('government office').
This profile was a team effort, with Furinkazan providing the pictures of the site ruins, and ART providing the text, and pictures of the speculative reconstructions at Esashi-Fujiwara Village.
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English Name | Hiraizumi Date |
Japanese Name | 平泉館 |
Alternate Names | Yanagi-no-gosho (柳之御所) / Hiraizumi-seichō (平泉政庁) / Ōshū-Fujiwara-shi-yakata (奥州藤原氏館) |
Founder | Fujiwara Kiyohira |
Year Founded | 1100 |
Castle Type | Fortified Manor |
Castle Condition | No main keep but other buildings |
Designations | UNESCO World Heritage Site, National Historic Site |
Historical Period | Pre Edo Period |
Artifacts | Karabori, Dorui, &c. |
Features | gates, palace, trenches, walls |
Visitor Information | |
Access | Hiraizumi Station on the Tōhoku Line; 10 minute walk |
Hours | Reconstruction is at Esashi-Fujiwara Village |
Time Required | 90 minutes |
Location | Hiraizumi, Iwate Prefecture |
Coordinates | 38.99369, 141.11966 |
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Admin | |
Added to Jcastle | 2023 |
Contributor | Furinkazan |
Admin Year Visited | Viewer Contributed |
Friends of JCastle | |
Jōkaku Hōrōki | |
Kojō Seisuiki |