お神興おみこし (omikoshi)

祭まつりでおみこしが 出でている

The portable shrine is brought out at the festival.

神祇官も正式に復興して太政官の下に置かれた。

Jingikan was also restored offcially and was placed under dajokan.

談山神社・・・興福寺と度々武力衝突を起こす。

Tanzan-jinja Shrine; it often clashed with Kofuku-ji Temple.

いわゆる兵法三大源流（陰流、神道流、念流）が興った。

The so-called three major origins of hyoho (Kage-ryu, Shinto-ryu, and Nen-ryu schools) were formed.

また子孫である大田命、伊勢神宮の興玉神とも同一視される。

Sarutahiko and Ota-no-mikoto, his descent, and sometimes Sarutahiko and Okitama no kami of Ise-jingu Shrine are considered to have the same identity.

家系は神道家の卜部家の系譜をひき、兼倶の代に吉田家を興した。

His family descended from the Urabe family and was founded as the Yoshida family in Kanetomo's generation.

天台宗が興した神道の一派を山王神道と言い、後に天海が山王一実神道と改めた。

A Shinto school derived from the Tendai sect was called "Sanno Shinto," later changed to "Sanno Ichijitsu Shinto" by Tenkai (a priest of the Tendai sect, who lived in the early Edo period).

神官層は神職と教導職の完全分離と神祇官の再興運動（1896年参照）を起こした。

Shinto priests campaigned to separate priests from evangelists completely and to restore the Jingikan (refer to year 1896).

余興として行われていた曲芸は舞台芸としての太神楽に発展、江戸太神楽や水戸大神楽となった。

Kyokugei played as a form of entertainment have developed to become a part of dai-kagura played on stage, namely Edo dai-kagura and Mito dai-kagura.

明治に再興された神祇官（のち神祇省）は附属の神殿を創建し、天神地祇および古代の律令制での神祇官の八神殿で祀られた八神を祀った。

Jingikan was restored during the Meiji period (later called Jingisho) and an attached shrine was built where eight gods were enshrined in Hasshinden (eight shrines) during the time of the gods of heaven and earth from ancient times under the Ritsuryo system (a system of centralized government based on the ritsuryo code).

橿原神宮、平安神宮、明治神宮などの天皇や皇族を祀る神社や湊川神社、四條畷神社などの功績のある人物をまつる神社（建武中興十五社など）が数多く造営された。

A lot of shrines were built to enshrine emperors and the imperial family, such as Kashihara-jingu Shrine, Heian-jingu Shrine and Meiji-jingu Shrine, and to enshrine meritorious people, such as Minatogawa-jinja Shrine and Shijonawate-jinja Shrine (as well as the fifteen 'Kenmu Chuko' shrines that enshrine royalty and military commanders from the Southern Court side who contributed to the Kenmu Restoration).