Beautiful Japanese Shrines - Manshouji Okazaki on New Year's Day - Templos de Okazaki. Aichi

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Author:	athenathon77
Description:	Visita ao templo de Okazaki, Banshouji (ou Manshoji). Ano novo em Okazaki. Templo muito bonito e visitado em Okazaki, Provincia de Aichi. Tokugawa Ieyasu ( founder of the Tokugawa Shogunate ) was Once a Resident of Bansho-ji At the age of 17, Matsudaira Hirotada, the petty lord of Mikawa fief became the father of Takechiyo ( Ieyasu ). When he was at the age of 6, the Imagawa clan demanded Takechiyo as a hostage to guarantee Lord Hirotada's promise not ally with the Oda clan in Owari. In the custody of Toda Yasumitsu, an Imagawa vassal, they set out for Sumpu Castle ( now Shizuoka Prefecture ) but soon reversed course and headed for Owari where Yasumitsu obtained gold to the present-day value of 10 million yen in exchange for Takechiyo. Nobuhide lost out on this transaction for Takechiyo's father, Lord Hirotada, refused to be coerced by Nobuhide and adviced him that he would respect his promise to Imagawa Yoshimitsu even if Nobuhide killed the boy. Though of no value as a hostage, Nobuhide put Takechiyo in Bansho-ji for safe-keeping and education. He remained there as a guest for nearly three years until he was returned to his home castle at Okazaki after his father's death.
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