Tales of Old Japan - Maybe You Like It

admired by the Japanese. There are only three such lanterns in the empire;
the other two being at Nanzenji—a temple in Kiyôto, and Atsura, a
shrine in the province of Owari. All three were erected by the piety of
one man, Sakuma Daizen no Suké, in the year A.D. 1631.
Iyémitsu, the founder of the temple, was buried with his grandfather,
Iyéyasu, at Nikkô; but both of these princes are honoured with shrines
here. The Shoguns who are interred at Uyéno are Iyétsuna, Tsunayoshi,
Yoshimuné, Iyéharu, Iyénori, and Iyésada, the fourth, fifth, eighth, tenth,
eleventh, and thirteenth Princes of the Line. Besides them, are buried five
wives of the Shoguns, and the father of the eleventh Shogun.
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