Tanji Road - Tanji Road

Japanese: 丹比道 - たじひみち

An ancient road that is said to have run from Izumi Province to Minamiyamato, crossing Minamikawachi from east to west. It roughly corresponds to the Takenouchi Kaido of the Edo period, which started in Sakai (present-day Sakai City, Osaka Prefecture). The Tanbi Road and Otsu Road appear in an article on the Jinshin War in the Nihon Shoki, and we can see that they passed through an area that had long been called Tanbi, and that they were located in a position that could be seen from Takayasu Castle (present-day Yao City). Although based on natural routes, they can also be seen as official roads established by the ancient state, and the two roads run parallel to each other, maintaining a distance of about 1.9 km. The place name Daido remains on the Taishi-cho side of Takenouchi Pass, which straddles Taishi-cho, Osaka Prefecture, and Katsuragi City, Nara Prefecture. →Hanyuzaka→Related articles Isonagatani｜Takeuchi Kaido

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Japanese:

和泉国から南河内を東西に横断して南大和に通じたとされる古代の道。堺（現大阪府堺市）を起点にした江戸時代の竹内(たけのうち)街道とほぼ一致する。《日本書紀》の壬申の乱関係の記事に丹比道・大津道がみえ，古くから丹比と呼ばれた地域を通ったこと，高安(たかやす)城（現八尾市）から望見する位置にあることなどがわかる。自然道を前提とするものの古代国家によって設けられた官道とみてよく，両道は約1.9kmの間隔を保って平行して走る。大阪府太子町と奈良県葛城(かつらぎ)市に跨がる竹内峠の太子町側に大道の地名が残る。→埴生坂
→関連項目磯長谷｜竹内街道

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