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| navigate by keyword : 1600s 250 1616 after ago and been build building built chose complex daigongen died expanded family final first grandson half has his ieyasu impressive into just leyasu mausoleum miraculous name named nikko originally place power rebuilt sacred see shogun shogunate shrine simple son stop that then this todaynntoshogu tokugawa tosho toshogu treasure treated was which years |
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| Toshogu shrine is the final stop of the Tokugawa family which was built by the Tokugawa Shogunate 250 years ago. Leyasu is treated as a sacred treasure in Toshogu and as the miraculous power of Tosho Daigongen. Toshogu is originally just a simple mausoleum, it was then expanded into an impressive complex that we see today. Toshogu shrine is named after the name of Shogun Tokugawa Ieyasu. He died in 1616 and his son chose Nikko as the place to build the shrine. This building has been rebuilt by the grandson of Leyasu in the first half of 1600s. |
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