Database: Tenno-ji Temple - Revision history

Soranin at 16:36, 24 May 2026

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Soranin at 16:36, 24 May 2026

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imported>Soranin at 19:36, 21 June 2025

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	The [[Shitennō-ji]], or Tennō-ji, [[temple]] has been a popular destination since ancient times, attracting {{Wiki\|Emperor of Japan\|emperors}}, aristocrats, high [[priest]]s, and [[monk]]s. Over time, a town grew around the temple, attracting many craftspeople and [[merchant]]s. The guild of {{Wiki\|ramie}} merchants is renowned for its control over the distribution of raw {{Wiki\|hemp}} material that was manufactured in the central region.		The [[Shitennō-ji]], or Tennō-ji, [[temple]] has been a popular destination since ancient times, attracting {{Wiki\|Emperor of Japan\|emperors}}, aristocrats, high [[priest]]s, and [[monk]]s. Over time, a town grew around the temple, attracting many craftspeople and [[merchant]]s. The guild of {{Wiki\|ramie}} merchants is renowned for its control over the distribution of raw {{Wiki\|hemp}} material that was manufactured in the central region.

imported>Soranin at 15:23, 19 May 2025

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	The Tennō-ji has been completely burned down several times over the centuries, the most recent occurring during an [[United States\|American]] {{Wiki\|Bombing of Osaka\|bombing campaign}} in [[World War II\|March 1945]]. Its current incarnation was restored between 1957 and 1963 using modern materials like concrete, while respecting the original structure.		The Tennō-ji has been completely burned down several times over the centuries, the most recent occurring during an [[United States\|American]] {{Wiki\|Bombing of Osaka\|bombing campaign}} in [[World War II\|March 1945]]. Its current incarnation was restored between 1957 and 1963 using modern materials like concrete, while respecting the original structure.

	During the 16th century, Tennō-ji temple was comprised of several buildings able to serve as military headquarters and house [[Soldier\|troops]], supported by a nearby town that could provide supplies. This is likely why, in 1570, [[Oda Nobunaga]] chose Tennō-ji as his base. From here, he launched an assault on the men of {{Wiki\|Miyoshi clan\|Miyoshi}} who were at the [[fort]]resses of {{Wiki\|Noda Castle\|Noda}} and [[Fukushima Castle\|Fukushima]]. It would also prove advantageous when [[Ishiyama Hongan-ji War\|war]] broke out with the Hongan-ji, as it was situated a few kilometers south of the [[Osaka]] {{Wiki\|Ishiyama Hongan-ji\|Hongan-ji}} on the same plateau with a much smaller difference in altitude compared to the other three sides of [[Kennyo]]'s headquarters. Nobunaga would return there in 1575 and 1576 to lead subsequent attacks on the Hongan-ji, and once more in 1578 to survey his position in the region and study the new battleships at [[Sakai]].		During the 16th century, Tennō-ji temple was comprised of several buildings able to serve as military headquarters and house [[Soldier\|troops]], supported by a nearby town that could provide supplies. This is likely why, in 1570, [[Oda Nobunaga]] chose Tennō-ji as his base. From here, he launched an assault on the men of {{Wiki\|Miyoshi clan\|Miyoshi}} who were at the [[fort]]resses of {{Wiki\|Noda Castle\|Noda}} and {{Wiki\|Fukushima Castle (Shinano Province)\|Fukushima}}. It would also prove advantageous when [[Ishiyama Hongan-ji War\|war]] broke out with the Hongan-ji, as it was situated a few kilometers south of the [[Osaka]] {{Wiki\|Ishiyama Hongan-ji\|Hongan-ji}} on the same plateau with a much smaller difference in altitude compared to the other three sides of [[Kennyo]]'s headquarters. Nobunaga would return there in 1575 and 1576 to lead subsequent attacks on the Hongan-ji, and once more in 1578 to survey his position in the region and study the new battleships at [[Sakai]].

	[[Category:Animus EGO database entries]]		[[Category:Animus EGO database entries]]
	[[Category:Marvels of Japan]]		[[Category:Marvels of Japan]]
	{{DEFAULTSORT:Tenno-ji Temple}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Tenno-ji Temple}}

imported>Soranin at 02:10, 6 April 2025

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	The Tennō-ji has been completely burned down several times over the centuries, the most recent occurring during an [[United States\|American]] {{Wiki\|Bombing of Osaka\|bombing campaign}} in [[World War II\|March 1945]]. Its current incarnation was restored between 1957 and 1963 using modern materials like concrete, while respecting the original structure.		The Tennō-ji has been completely burned down several times over the centuries, the most recent occurring during an [[United States\|American]] {{Wiki\|Bombing of Osaka\|bombing campaign}} in [[World War II\|March 1945]]. Its current incarnation was restored between 1957 and 1963 using modern materials like concrete, while respecting the original structure.

	During the 16th century, Tennō-ji temple was comprised of several buildings able to serve as military headquarters and house [[Soldier\|troops]], supported by a nearby town that could provide supplies. This is likely why, in 1570, [[Oda Nobunaga]] chose Tennō-ji as his base. From here, he launched an assault on the men of {{Wiki\|Miyoshi clan\|Miyoshi}} who were at the [[fort]]resses of {{Wiki\|Noda Castle\|Noda}} and [[Fukushima Castle\|Fukushima]]. It would also prove advantageous when [[Ishiyama Hongan-ji War\|war]] broke out with the Hongan-ji, as it was situated a few kilometers south of the [[Osaka]] {{Wiki\|Ishiyama Hongan-ji\|Hongan-ji}} on the same plateau with a much smaller difference in altitude compared to the other three sides of ~~{{Wiki\|Kōsa\|~~Kennyo}}'s headquarters. Nobunaga would return there in 1575 and 1576 to lead subsequent attacks on the Hongan-ji, and once more in 1578 to survey his position in the region and study the new battleships at [[Sakai]].		During the 16th century, Tennō-ji temple was comprised of several buildings able to serve as military headquarters and house [[Soldier\|troops]], supported by a nearby town that could provide supplies. This is likely why, in 1570, [[Oda Nobunaga]] chose Tennō-ji as his base. From here, he launched an assault on the men of {{Wiki\|Miyoshi clan\|Miyoshi}} who were at the [[fort]]resses of {{Wiki\|Noda Castle\|Noda}} and [[Fukushima Castle\|Fukushima]]. It would also prove advantageous when [[Ishiyama Hongan-ji War\|war]] broke out with the Hongan-ji, as it was situated a few kilometers south of the [[Osaka]] {{Wiki\|Ishiyama Hongan-ji\|Hongan-ji}} on the same plateau with a much smaller difference in altitude compared to the other three sides of [[Kennyo]]'s headquarters. Nobunaga would return there in 1575 and 1576 to lead subsequent attacks on the Hongan-ji, and once more in 1578 to survey his position in the region and study the new battleships at [[Sakai]].

	[[Category:Animus EGO database entries]]		[[Category:Animus EGO database entries]]
	[[Category:Marvels of Japan]]		[[Category:Marvels of Japan]]
	{{DEFAULTSORT:Tenno-ji Temple}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Tenno-ji Temple}}

imported>Soranin at 16:35, 28 March 2025

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	The [[Shitennō-ji]], or Tennō-ji, [[temple]] has been a popular destination since ancient times, attracting {{Wiki\|Emperor of Japan\|emperors}}, aristocrats, high [[priest]]s, and [[monk]]s. Over time, a town grew around the temple, attracting many craftspeople and [[merchant]]s. The guild of {{Wiki\|ramie}} merchants is renowned for its control over the distribution of raw {{Wiki\|hemp}} material that was manufactured in the central region.		The [[Shitennō-ji]], or Tennō-ji, [[temple]] has been a popular destination since ancient times, attracting {{Wiki\|Emperor of Japan\|emperors}}, aristocrats, high [[priest]]s, and [[monk]]s. Over time, a town grew around the temple, attracting many craftspeople and [[merchant]]s. The guild of {{Wiki\|ramie}} merchants is renowned for its control over the distribution of raw {{Wiki\|hemp}} material that was manufactured in the central region.

imported>Darman36 at 03:20, 27 March 2025

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	The Tennō-ji has been completely burned down several times over the centuries, the most recent occurring during an [[United States\|American]] {{Wiki\|Bombing of Osaka\|bombing campaign}} in [[World War II\|March 1945]]. Its current incarnation was restored between 1957 and 1963 using modern materials like concrete, while respecting the original structure.		The Tennō-ji has been completely burned down several times over the centuries, the most recent occurring during an [[United States\|American]] {{Wiki\|Bombing of Osaka\|bombing campaign}} in [[World War II\|March 1945]]. Its current incarnation was restored between 1957 and 1963 using modern materials like concrete, while respecting the original structure.

	During the 16th century, Tennō-ji temple was comprised of several buildings able to serve as military headquarters and house [[Soldier\|troops]], supported by a nearby town that could provide supplies. This is likely why, in 1570, [[Oda Nobunaga]] chose Tennō-ji as his base. From here, he launched an assault on the men of {{Wiki\|Miyoshi clan\|Miyoshi}} who were at the [[fort]]resses of {{Wiki\|Noda Castle\|Noda}} and ~~{{Wiki\|~~Fukushima Castle\|Fukushima}}. It would also prove advantageous when [[Ishiyama Hongan-ji War\|war]] broke out with the Hongan-ji, as it was situated a few kilometers south of the [[Osaka]] {{Wiki\|Ishiyama Hongan-ji\|Hongan-ji}} on the same plateau with a much smaller difference in altitude compared to the other three sides of {{Wiki\|Kōsa\|Kennyo}}'s headquarters. Nobunaga would return there in 1575 and 1576 to lead subsequent attacks on the Hongan-ji, and once more in 1578 to survey his position in the region and study the new battleships at [[Sakai]].		During the 16th century, Tennō-ji temple was comprised of several buildings able to serve as military headquarters and house [[Soldier\|troops]], supported by a nearby town that could provide supplies. This is likely why, in 1570, [[Oda Nobunaga]] chose Tennō-ji as his base. From here, he launched an assault on the men of {{Wiki\|Miyoshi clan\|Miyoshi}} who were at the [[fort]]resses of {{Wiki\|Noda Castle\|Noda}} and [[Fukushima Castle\|Fukushima]]. It would also prove advantageous when [[Ishiyama Hongan-ji War\|war]] broke out with the Hongan-ji, as it was situated a few kilometers south of the [[Osaka]] {{Wiki\|Ishiyama Hongan-ji\|Hongan-ji}} on the same plateau with a much smaller difference in altitude compared to the other three sides of {{Wiki\|Kōsa\|Kennyo}}'s headquarters. Nobunaga would return there in 1575 and 1576 to lead subsequent attacks on the Hongan-ji, and once more in 1578 to survey his position in the region and study the new battleships at [[Sakai]].

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{{Spoilerhd|[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]}}
{{imageneed|[[Assassin's Creed: Shadows]]}}
The [[Shitennō-ji]], or Tennō-ji, [[temple]] has been a popular destination since ancient times, attracting {{Wiki|Emperor of Japan|emperors}}, aristocrats, high [[priest]]s, and [[monk]]s. Over time, a town grew around the temple, attracting many craftspeople and [[merchant]]s. The guild of {{Wiki|ramie}} merchants is renowned for its control over the distribution of raw {{Wiki|hemp}} material that was manufactured in the central region.

The Tennō-ji has been completely burned down several times over the centuries, the most recent occurring during an [[United States|American]] {{Wiki|Bombing of Osaka|bombing campaign}} in [[World War II|March 1945]]. Its current incarnation was restored between 1957 and 1963 using modern materials like concrete, while respecting the original structure.

During the 16th century, Tennō-ji temple was comprised of several buildings able to serve as military headquarters and house [[Soldier|troops]], supported by a nearby town that could provide supplies. This is likely why, in 1570, [[Oda Nobunaga]] chose Tennō-ji as his base. From here, he launched an assault on the men of {{Wiki|Miyoshi clan|Miyoshi}} who were at the [[fort]]resses of {{Wiki|Noda Castle|Noda}} and {{Wiki|Fukushima Castle|Fukushima}}. It would also prove advantageous when [[Ishiyama Hongan-ji War|war]] broke out with the Hongan-ji, as it was situated a few kilometers south of the [[Osaka]] {{Wiki|Ishiyama Hongan-ji|Hongan-ji}} on the same plateau with a much smaller difference in altitude compared to the other three sides of {{Wiki|Kōsa|Kennyo}}'s headquarters. Nobunaga would return there in 1575 and 1576 to lead subsequent attacks on the Hongan-ji, and once more in 1578 to survey his position in the region and study the new battleships at [[Sakai]].
[[Category:Animus EGO database entries]]
[[Category:Marvels of Japan]]