Three Genji Shrines

Japanese Shinto shrines

Rokusonnō Shrine Tada Jinja

Three Genji Shrines (源氏三神社, Genji san jinja) are a group of three Japanese Shinto shrines connected with the Seiwa Genji group (the descent from Emperor Seiwa) of the Minamoto clan.

* Rokusonnō Shrine, Minami-ku, Kyoto, Kyoto Prefecture
* Tada Jinja, Kawanishi, Hyōgo Prefecture
* Tsuboi Hachimangū, Habikino, Osaka Prefecture

## External links

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* Official site of Rokusonnō Shrine
* Official site of Tada Shrine
* Official site of Tsuboi Hachimangu

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Shinto shrines

Shinto architecture

| Buildings|

* chōzu or temizu
* Haiden
* Heiden
* hokora
* honden / shinden / shōden
* kagura-den
* setsumatsusha

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Architectonic elements|

* Chinjusha
* chigi
* hidden roof
* kaerumata: see nakazonae
* kairō
* karahafu
* karamon
* katōmado
* katsuogi
* kitsune (fox)
* komainu
* mon
* nakazonae
* shinboku
* shōrō
* sōrin
* tamagaki
* tokyō
* torii
* tōrō

Styles|

* hirairi-zukuri
* tsumairi-zukuri
* hachiman-zukuri
* hiyoshi-zukuri
* irimoya-zukuri
* ishi-no-ma-zukuri
* kasuga-zukuri
* kibitsu-zukuri
* misedana-zukuri
* nagare-zukuri
* ōtori-zukuri
* owari-zukuri
* ryōnagare-zukuri
* shinmei-zukuri
* sumiyoshi-zukuri
* taisha-zukuri

Decorations|

* Sandō
* Saisen
* Tomoe
* Shimenawa

Others

| Implements|

* An
* Chōzubachi
* Chōzuya
* Hakama
* Himorogi
* Jōe
* Kagura suzu
* O-miki
* Ō-nusa
* Gohei
* Sanbo
* Shide
* Shinsen
* Suzu
* Tamagushi
* Masakaki
* Washi

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Head shrines1|

* Fushimi Inari Taisha
* Inari Ōkami
* Inari shrine
* Usa Hachiman-gū
* Hachiman
* Hachiman Shrine
* Ise Grand Shrine
* Amaterasu
* Jingūkyō
* Jingu Taima
* Shinmei shrines
* Dazaifu Tenman-gū
* Tenjin
* Tenmangū
* Munakata Taisha
* daughters of Amaterasu
* Suwa Taisha
* Takeminakata
* Yasakatome
* Kotoshironushi
* Hiyoshi Taisha
* Ōkuninushi
* Oyamakui no Kami
* Sannō torii
* Sannō Ichijitsu Shintō
* Kumano Nachi Taisha
* Kumano Kodō
* Kumano Sanzan
* Tsushima Shrine
* Gion cult
* Yasaka Shrine
* Gion cult

Tutelary deities|

* Ujigami
* Chinjugami
* Garanshin
* Dōsojin
* Jinushigami
* Yama-no-Kami
* Oyagami
* Sorei
* Ubusunagami
* Kunitama

Yorishiro and Shintai|

* Mirrors
* Shinboku (trees)
* Chinju no Mori (forests)
* Iwakura (rocks)
* Meoto Iwa
* Kannabi (locations)
* Katashiro (dolls)
* Kadomatsu
* Bunrei and Kanjō (propagation)
* Ofuda
* Jingu Taima
* Omamori
* Senjafuda
* Arahitogami
* Mikoshi
* Matsuri float
* Shinko-shiki

Staff|

* Kannushi
* Miko

Miscellaneous|

* A-un
* Kanjo Nawa
* Junrei
* Misaki
* Miyamairi
* Shinshi

Classification|

* Twenty-Two Shrines
* Gokoku Shrines
* Beppyo Shrines
* Shinkai (divine rank)
* Modern system of ranked Shinto shrines
* Engishiki Jinmyocho
* Chinjusha
* Setsumatsusha
* Hokora
* Buddhist elements
* jingū-ji
* miyadera
* Whale mounds
* Kamidana
* Mitamaya
* Sōja shrine

History|

* Shrine Parishioner Registration
* Secular Shrine Theory
* Shrine Consolidation Policy
* Shrine Shinto

Misc practices for visitors|

* Ō-mikuji
* Shuin
* Ema

Institutions|

* Jinja Honchō

Rites|

* Futomani
* Harae
* Kagura
* Misogi
* Hakushu
* Two bows, two claps, one bow
* Jichinsai

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