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Today is a day to celebrate Empress Kōmyō. Fujiwara’s women perform same duties as men after death.

2020-07-23 06:06:06 | 日記

[Japanese]

Thursday, 23rd of July, 2020 (Marine Day)

Today is a public holiday on Marine Day. And it's the anniversary of Empress Kōmyō's death (光明皇后).

Also, it's the day to celebrate Kairyuōji Temple (海龍王寺) and Empress Kōmyō (光明皇后).

Beyond the place which we pray at the Five-story Small Pagoda of Kairyuōji Temple, there is the ruin of Kumayama (熊山遺跡).

And there is the "Mt. Kōmyōzan(光明山)" where forms a right triangle of 40 degrees, 50 degrees, and 90 degrees derived from Thales' theorem from the two points of the Five-story Small Pagoda and the ruin of Kumayama.

It cannot be considered a coincidence. It is inevitable.

It is planned. 

"Mt. Kōmyōzan(光明山)" is named for the Empress Kōmyō, and from the contour line, we can infer that it is the tomb of Empress Kōmyō (光明皇后).

No, no, we can be certain that it is the tomb of Empress Kōmyō.

This is because there are many figures overlapped that lead from that place to the tombs of important people by trigonometric method, and there are the worship mountains on the contour line, and beyond the place which we pray to Mt. Kōmyōzan from the worship mountain, there is an important holy mountain.

"I am the daughter of Fujiwara no Fuhito. Even in death, I will perform the same duties as the men," she said, as she is sleeping in the summit of the mountain far away from her familiar place of residence.

I am surprised and moved the fact that the women of the Fujiwara family are still fulfilling the same duties after death as the men's.

The ruin of Kumayama is an important benchmark that tells us the location of the tumbs of important people.

The noble Mt. Kōmyōzan is the tomb of Empress Kōmyō. The mountain of worship is also present.

Beyond the tomb which we pray from the far-worshipping place, beyond that..., the holy mountain of the Jews... 


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