Database: Yoshino - Revision history

Soranin at 16:42, 28 May 2026

2026-05-28T16:42:43Z

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	[[Yoshino]] is a mountainous region located in the southern part of the [[Yamato]] province, known for being a sacred site where, in the 7th century, a legendary figure named {{Wiki\|En no Gyōja\|En no Ozunu}} founded {{Wiki\|Shugendō}}, a practice that integrates the worship of the mountains to [[Buddhism]]. {{Wiki\|Kimpusen-ji}} [[temple]] was established in {{Wiki\|Yoshino District, Nara\|Yoshino}} and became one of the strongholds of the ~~{{Wiki\|~~yamabushi}} (the mountain [[monk]]s of Shugendō), along with {{Wiki\|Kumano shrine\|Kumano}}.		[[Yoshino]] is a mountainous region located in the southern part of the [[Yamato]] province, known for being a sacred site where, in the 7th century, a legendary figure named {{Wiki\|En no Gyōja\|En no Ozunu}} founded {{Wiki\|Shugendō}}, a practice that integrates the worship of the mountains to [[Buddhism]]. {{Wiki\|Kimpusen-ji}} [[temple]] was established in {{Wiki\|Yoshino District, Nara\|Yoshino}} and became one of the strongholds of the [[yamabushi]] (the mountain [[monk]]s of Shugendō), along with {{Wiki\|Kumano shrine\|Kumano}}.

	Due to its mountainous location, Yoshino was rich in forest resources. [[Wood]] from the province of [[Iga]] (bordering eastern Yamato) was depleted during the early part of the [[Middle Ages]], having been used since ancient times for the construction and repair of the massive [[Tōdai-ji]] and [[Kōfuku-ji]] temples. Lumber had been so depleted in that area that, when Tōdai-ji was reconstructed in the late 12th century, builders had to rely on the province of {{Wiki\|Suō Province\|Suō}} (at the western end of {{Wiki\|Honshu}}) as a source of wood supply.		Due to its mountainous location, Yoshino was rich in forest resources. [[Wood]] from the province of [[Iga]] (bordering eastern Yamato) was depleted during the early part of the [[Middle Ages]], having been used since ancient times for the construction and repair of the massive [[Tōdai-ji]] and [[Kōfuku-ji]] temples. Lumber had been so depleted in that area that, when Tōdai-ji was reconstructed in the late 12th century, builders had to rely on the province of {{Wiki\|Suō Province\|Suō}} (at the western end of {{Wiki\|Honshu}}) as a source of wood supply.

Soranin at 16:26, 24 May 2026

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	However, the use of Yoshino wood did not flourish until the Middle Ages. Yoshino became one of the main centers of Shugendō, and as temples became more actively built and repaired, the wood was also actively used. In the 15th century, it became famous under the brand name "Yoshino Wood" and was promoted as being of excellent quality. Planned afforestation activities are said to have started there in the 16th century and formed the basis for the development of wood production and trade in the 17th century and beyond.		However, the use of Yoshino wood did not flourish until the Middle Ages. Yoshino became one of the main centers of Shugendō, and as temples became more actively built and repaired, the wood was also actively used. In the 15th century, it became famous under the brand name "Yoshino Wood" and was promoted as being of excellent quality. Planned afforestation activities are said to have started there in the 16th century and formed the basis for the development of wood production and trade in the 17th century and beyond.
	[[Category:Animus EGO database entries]]		[[Category:Animus EGO database entries]]
	[[Category:Database: Marvels ~~from~~ Japan]]		[[Category:Database: Marvels of Japan]]
	{{DEFAULTSORT:Yoshino}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Yoshino}}

imported>Soranin at 16:07, 26 October 2025

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	[[Yoshino]] is a mountainous region located in the southern part of the [[Yamato]] province, known for being a sacred site where, in the 7th century, a legendary figure named {{Wiki\|En no Gyōja\|En no Ozunu}} founded {{Wiki\|Shugendō}}, a practice that integrates the worship of the mountains to [[Buddhism]]. {{Wiki\|Kimpusen-ji}} [[temple]] was established in {{Wiki\|Yoshino District, Nara\|Yoshino}} and became one of the strongholds of the {{Wiki\|yamabushi}} (the mountain [[monk]]s of Shugendō), along with {{Wiki\|Kumano shrine\|Kumano}}.		[[Yoshino]] is a mountainous region located in the southern part of the [[Yamato]] province, known for being a sacred site where, in the 7th century, a legendary figure named {{Wiki\|En no Gyōja\|En no Ozunu}} founded {{Wiki\|Shugendō}}, a practice that integrates the worship of the mountains to [[Buddhism]]. {{Wiki\|Kimpusen-ji}} [[temple]] was established in {{Wiki\|Yoshino District, Nara\|Yoshino}} and became one of the strongholds of the {{Wiki\|yamabushi}} (the mountain [[monk]]s of Shugendō), along with {{Wiki\|Kumano shrine\|Kumano}}.

	Due to its mountainous location, Yoshino was rich in forest resources. [[Wood]] from the province of [[Iga]] (bordering eastern Yamato) was depleted during the early part of the [[Middle Ages]], having been used since ancient times for the construction and repair of the massive [[Tōdai-ji]] and ~~{{Wiki\|~~Kōfuku-ji}} temples. Lumber had been so depleted in that area that, when Tōdai-ji was reconstructed in the late 12th century, builders had to rely on the province of {{Wiki\|Suō Province\|Suō}} (at the western end of {{Wiki\|Honshu}}) as a source of wood supply.		Due to its mountainous location, Yoshino was rich in forest resources. [[Wood]] from the province of [[Iga]] (bordering eastern Yamato) was depleted during the early part of the [[Middle Ages]], having been used since ancient times for the construction and repair of the massive [[Tōdai-ji]] and [[Kōfuku-ji]] temples. Lumber had been so depleted in that area that, when Tōdai-ji was reconstructed in the late 12th century, builders had to rely on the province of {{Wiki\|Suō Province\|Suō}} (at the western end of {{Wiki\|Honshu}}) as a source of wood supply.

	However, the use of Yoshino wood did not flourish until the Middle Ages. Yoshino became one of the main centers of Shugendō, and as temples became more actively built and repaired, the wood was also actively used. In the 15th century, it became famous under the brand name "Yoshino Wood" and was promoted as being of excellent quality. Planned afforestation activities are said to have started there in the 16th century and formed the basis for the development of wood production and trade in the 17th century and beyond.		However, the use of Yoshino wood did not flourish until the Middle Ages. Yoshino became one of the main centers of Shugendō, and as temples became more actively built and repaired, the wood was also actively used. In the 15th century, it became famous under the brand name "Yoshino Wood" and was promoted as being of excellent quality. Planned afforestation activities are said to have started there in the 16th century and formed the basis for the development of wood production and trade in the 17th century and beyond.

imported>Soranin at 18:50, 21 June 2025

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	[[File:ACSH DB Yoshino.png\|thumb\|250px]]		[[File:ACSH DB Yoshino.png\|thumb\|250px]]
	[[Yoshino]] is a mountainous region located in the southern part of the [[Yamato]] province, known for being a sacred site where, in the 7th century, a legendary figure named {{Wiki\|En no Gyōja\|En no Ozunu}} founded {{Wiki\|Shugendō}}, a practice that integrates the worship of the mountains to [[Buddhism]]. {{Wiki\|Kimpusen-ji}} [[temple]] was established in {{Wiki\|Yoshino District, Nara\|Yoshino}} and became one of the strongholds of the {{Wiki\|yamabushi}} (the mountain [[monk]]s of Shugendō), along with {{Wiki\|Kumano shrine\|Kumano}}.		[[Yoshino]] is a mountainous region located in the southern part of the [[Yamato]] province, known for being a sacred site where, in the 7th century, a legendary figure named {{Wiki\|En no Gyōja\|En no Ozunu}} founded {{Wiki\|Shugendō}}, a practice that integrates the worship of the mountains to [[Buddhism]]. {{Wiki\|Kimpusen-ji}} [[temple]] was established in {{Wiki\|Yoshino District, Nara\|Yoshino}} and became one of the strongholds of the {{Wiki\|yamabushi}} (the mountain [[monk]]s of Shugendō), along with {{Wiki\|Kumano shrine\|Kumano}}.

imported>Lady Kyashira at 15:11, 5 April 2025

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			[[File:ACSH DB Yoshino.png\|thumb\|250px]]
	[[Yoshino]] is a mountainous region located in the southern part of the [[Yamato]] province, known for being a sacred site where, in the 7th century, a legendary figure named {{Wiki\|En no Gyōja\|En no Ozunu}} founded {{Wiki\|Shugendō}}, a practice that integrates the worship of the mountains to [[Buddhism]]. {{Wiki\|Kimpusen-ji}} [[temple]] was established in {{Wiki\|Yoshino District, Nara\|Yoshino}} and became one of the strongholds of the {{Wiki\|yamabushi}} (the mountain [[monk]]s of Shugendō), along with {{Wiki\|Kumano shrine\|Kumano}}.		[[Yoshino]] is a mountainous region located in the southern part of the [[Yamato]] province, known for being a sacred site where, in the 7th century, a legendary figure named {{Wiki\|En no Gyōja\|En no Ozunu}} founded {{Wiki\|Shugendō}}, a practice that integrates the worship of the mountains to [[Buddhism]]. {{Wiki\|Kimpusen-ji}} [[temple]] was established in {{Wiki\|Yoshino District, Nara\|Yoshino}} and became one of the strongholds of the {{Wiki\|yamabushi}} (the mountain [[monk]]s of Shugendō), along with {{Wiki\|Kumano shrine\|Kumano}}.

imported>Darman36 at 01:20, 28 March 2025

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	Yoshino is a mountainous region located in the southern part of the Yamato province, known for being a sacred site where, in the 7th century, a legendary figure named En no Ozunu founded ~~shugendō~~, a practice that integrates the worship of the mountains to Buddhism. ~~Kinpusen~~-ji temple was established in Yoshino and became one of the strongholds of the yamabushi (the mountain ~~monks~~ of ~~Shugendô~~), along with Kumano.		[[Yoshino]] is a mountainous region located in the southern part of the [[Yamato]] province, known for being a sacred site where, in the 7th century, a legendary figure named {{Wiki\|En no Gyōja\|En no Ozunu}} founded {{Wiki\|Shugendō}}, a practice that integrates the worship of the mountains to [[Buddhism]]. {{Wiki\|Kimpusen-ji}} [[temple]] was established in {{Wiki\|Yoshino District, Nara\|Yoshino}} and became one of the strongholds of the {{Wiki\|yamabushi}} (the mountain [[monk]]s of Shugendō), along with {{Wiki\|Kumano shrine\|Kumano}}.

	Due to its mountainous location, Yoshino was rich in forest resources. Wood from the province of Iga (bordering eastern Yamato) was depleted during the early part of the Middle Ages, having been used since ancient times for the construction and repair of the massive ~~Todai~~-ji and ~~Kofuku~~-ji temples. Lumber had been so depleted in that area that, when ~~Todai~~-ji was reconstructed in the late 12th century, builders had to rely on the province of ~~Suo~~ (at the western end of Honshu) as a source of wood supply.		Due to its mountainous location, Yoshino was rich in forest resources. [[Wood]] from the province of [[Iga]] (bordering eastern Yamato) was depleted during the early part of the [[Middle Ages]], having been used since ancient times for the construction and repair of the massive [[Tōdai-ji]] and {{Wiki\|Kōfuku-ji}} temples. Lumber had been so depleted in that area that, when Tōdai-ji was reconstructed in the late 12th century, builders had to rely on the province of {{Wiki\|Suō Province\|Suō}} (at the western end of {{Wiki\|Honshu}}) as a source of wood supply.

	However, the use of Yoshino wood did not flourish until the Middle Ages. Yoshino became one of the main centers of ~~Shugendô~~, and as temples became more actively built and repaired, the wood was also actively used. In the 15th century, it became famous under the brand name "Yoshino Wood" and was promoted as being of excellent quality. Planned afforestation activities are said to have started there in the 16th century and formed the basis for the development of wood production and trade in the 17th century and beyond.		However, the use of Yoshino wood did not flourish until the Middle Ages. Yoshino became one of the main centers of Shugendō, and as temples became more actively built and repaired, the wood was also actively used. In the 15th century, it became famous under the brand name "Yoshino Wood" and was promoted as being of excellent quality. Planned afforestation activities are said to have started there in the 16th century and formed the basis for the development of wood production and trade in the 17th century and beyond.
	[[Category:Animus EGO database entries]]		[[Category:Animus EGO database entries]]
	[[Category:Database: Marvels from Japan]]		[[Category:Database: Marvels from Japan]]
	{{DEFAULTSORT:Yoshino}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Yoshino}}

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Yoshino is a mountainous region located in the southern part of the Yamato province, known for being a sacred site where, in the 7th century, a legendary figure named En no Ozunu founded shugendō, a practice that integrates the worship of the mountains to Buddhism. Kinpusen-ji temple was established in Yoshino and became one of the strongholds of the yamabushi (the mountain monks of Shugendô), along with Kumano.

Due to its mountainous location, Yoshino was rich in forest resources. Wood from the province of Iga (bordering eastern Yamato) was depleted during the early part of the Middle Ages, having been used since ancient times for the construction and repair of the massive Todai-ji and Kofuku-ji temples. Lumber had been so depleted in that area that, when Todai-ji was reconstructed in the late 12th century, builders had to rely on the province of Suo (at the western end of Honshu) as a source of wood supply.

However, the use of Yoshino wood did not flourish until the Middle Ages. Yoshino became one of the main centers of Shugendô, and as temples became more actively built and repaired, the wood was also actively used. In the 15th century, it became famous under the brand name "Yoshino Wood" and was promoted as being of excellent quality. Planned afforestation activities are said to have started there in the 16th century and formed the basis for the development of wood production and trade in the 17th century and beyond.
[[Category:Animus EGO database entries]]
[[Category:Database: Marvels from Japan]]
{{DEFAULTSORT:Yoshino}}

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	[[File:ACSH DB Yoshino.png\|thumb\|250px]]		[[File:ACSH DB Yoshino.png\|thumb\|250px]]
	[[Yoshino]] is a mountainous region located in the southern part of the [[Yamato]] province, known for being a sacred site where, in the 7th century, a legendary figure named {{Wiki\|En no Gyōja\|En no Ozunu}} founded {{Wiki\|Shugendō}}, a practice that integrates the worship of the mountains to [[Buddhism]]. {{Wiki\|Kimpusen-ji}} [[temple]] was established in {{Wiki\|Yoshino District, Nara\|Yoshino}} and became one of the strongholds of the ~~{{Wiki\|~~yamabushi}} (the mountain [[monk]]s of Shugendō), along with {{Wiki\|Kumano shrine\|Kumano}}.		[[Yoshino]] is a mountainous region located in the southern part of the [[Yamato]] province, known for being a sacred site where, in the 7th century, a legendary figure named {{Wiki\|En no Gyōja\|En no Ozunu}} founded {{Wiki\|Shugendō}}, a practice that integrates the worship of the mountains to [[Buddhism]]. {{Wiki\|Kimpusen-ji}} [[temple]] was established in {{Wiki\|Yoshino District, Nara\|Yoshino}} and became one of the strongholds of the [[yamabushi]] (the mountain [[monk]]s of Shugendō), along with {{Wiki\|Kumano shrine\|Kumano}}.

	Due to its mountainous location, Yoshino was rich in forest resources. [[Wood]] from the province of [[Iga]] (bordering eastern Yamato) was depleted during the early part of the [[Middle Ages]], having been used since ancient times for the construction and repair of the massive [[Tōdai-ji]] and [[Kōfuku-ji]] temples. Lumber had been so depleted in that area that, when Tōdai-ji was reconstructed in the late 12th century, builders had to rely on the province of {{Wiki\|Suō Province\|Suō}} (at the western end of {{Wiki\|Honshu}}) as a source of wood supply.		Due to its mountainous location, Yoshino was rich in forest resources. [[Wood]] from the province of [[Iga]] (bordering eastern Yamato) was depleted during the early part of the [[Middle Ages]], having been used since ancient times for the construction and repair of the massive [[Tōdai-ji]] and [[Kōfuku-ji]] temples. Lumber had been so depleted in that area that, when Tōdai-ji was reconstructed in the late 12th century, builders had to rely on the province of {{Wiki\|Suō Province\|Suō}} (at the western end of {{Wiki\|Honshu}}) as a source of wood supply.

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	[[File:ACSH DB Yoshino.png\|thumb\|250px]]		[[File:ACSH DB Yoshino.png\|thumb\|250px]]
	[[Yoshino]] is a mountainous region located in the southern part of the [[Yamato]] province, known for being a sacred site where, in the 7th century, a legendary figure named {{Wiki\|En no Gyōja\|En no Ozunu}} founded {{Wiki\|Shugendō}}, a practice that integrates the worship of the mountains to [[Buddhism]]. {{Wiki\|Kimpusen-ji}} [[temple]] was established in {{Wiki\|Yoshino District, Nara\|Yoshino}} and became one of the strongholds of the {{Wiki\|yamabushi}} (the mountain [[monk]]s of Shugendō), along with {{Wiki\|Kumano shrine\|Kumano}}.		[[Yoshino]] is a mountainous region located in the southern part of the [[Yamato]] province, known for being a sacred site where, in the 7th century, a legendary figure named {{Wiki\|En no Gyōja\|En no Ozunu}} founded {{Wiki\|Shugendō}}, a practice that integrates the worship of the mountains to [[Buddhism]]. {{Wiki\|Kimpusen-ji}} [[temple]] was established in {{Wiki\|Yoshino District, Nara\|Yoshino}} and became one of the strongholds of the {{Wiki\|yamabushi}} (the mountain [[monk]]s of Shugendō), along with {{Wiki\|Kumano shrine\|Kumano}}.