Aonegamine - Aonegamine

...An ancient palace (detached palace) located on the right bank (north side) of the Yoshino River in Nara Prefecture. Originally, Yoshino referred to the fields and mountains on the right bank of the Yoshino River where the Median Tectonic Line runs, and Yoshino Temple (also called Hisoji Temple, Hiso, Oyodo-cho), Yoshino Yamaguchi Shrine (Yamaguchi, Yoshino-cho), and Yoshino Palace were located in this area. According to the Kojiki and Nihon Shoki, there is an article about the visit of Emperor Ojin and Emperor Yuryaku to Yoshino Palace, but it should be considered that it was definitely built in 656 (Saimei 2). On the eve of the outbreak of the Jinshin War, Prince Oama (later Emperor Tenmu) retired to Yoshino Palace for more than half a year, and on May 5, 679 (Tenmu 8), Emperor Tenmu made the famous oath at Yoshino Palace with his empress (later Empress Jito) and six princes including Prince Kusakabe.

*Some of the terminology that refers to "Aonegamine" is listed below.

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…奈良県の吉野川右岸(北側)にあった古代の宮(離宮)。元来の吉野は中央構造線の走る吉野川右岸の野や山を指しており，吉野寺(比曾寺とも，大淀町比曾)，吉野山口神社(吉野町山口)，吉野宮がこの地域に所在した。《古事記》《日本書紀》によれば，応神･雄略朝に吉野宮に行幸した記事がみえるが，確実には656年(斉明2)に造営されたとみるべきだろう。壬申の乱の勃発前夜に大海人皇子(後の天武天皇)は半年余吉野宮に隠栖していたし，679年(天武8)5月5日に天武天皇は皇后(後の持統天皇)や草壁皇子以下の6皇子と，吉野宮で有名な誓約を行っている。…

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