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Yamadera
Gou
Manryuzan
Takei
Kannonji
Temple
sect
Tendai
sect
Jimon
sect
Gohonzon
Bato
Kanzeon
Bodhisattva,
Fudo
Myoo
Founded
in
1588
Founder:
Chikamasa
Ikoma
Cape
Takei
Kannon,
the
northernmost
tip
of
Shikoku
mainland,
is
located
within
the
precincts
of
this
temple.
At
the
back
of
Takei
Kannon-ji
main
hall
along
the
approach
to
the
sea,
there
is
a
rock
cave
that
corresponds
to
Okunoin.
)
was
enshrined
in
the
back
of
the
cave
as
a
guardian
deity.
In
addition,
Lord
Matsudaira
Yorishige,
who
entered
Takamatsu
after
the
Ikoma
riot,
enshrined
both
Seishi
Bosatsu
and
Eleven-faced
Kannon
Bosatsu
here
during
the
Kanei
era.
In
addition,
the
main
hall
of
a
temple
usually
faces
south
or
east,
but
because
it
is
a
temple
that
is
sealed
off,
it
is
unusual
for
the
main
hall
to
face
north.
The
cave
is
thought
to
have
existed
and
was
used
as
a
place
of
training
before
Ikoma
Kogen
opened
it,
but
there
are
no
records
and
the
details
are
unknown,
but
it
is
believed
that
it
was
known
as
a
power
spot
today.
In
addition,
Takei
Kannon-ji
Temple
is
the
innermost
temple
of
Shikoku
88
Sacred
Sites
No.
85
Fudasho
Yakuri-ji
Temple,
so
it
has
been
called
"Aji
no
Kannon-san"
by
pilgrims,
residents
of
Takamatsu
since
the
Edo
period,
and
people
in
the
neighborhood.
It
is
a
temple
that
has
been
popular
and
visited,
including
(Original)
山寺号 万龍山竹居観音寺
宗派 天台宗寺門派
御本尊 馬頭観世音菩薩、不動明王
創建 天正十六年（1588年）
開基 生駒親正公
四国本土最北端である竹居観音岬は当寺の境内に有ります。
竹居観音寺本堂から海沿いの参道を進んだ奥には奥の院に当たる岩窟（いわや）があり、生駒親正公が天正十六年（1588年）に高松城（玉藻城）築城にあたり城の鬼門（北東）の守り神として石窟の奥に馬頭観世音菩薩を祀りました。また生駒騒動後に高松に入った松平頼重公が寛永年間にここに勢至菩薩と十一面観世音菩薩を併せ祀りました。
また、普通は寺院の本堂は南か東向きですが鬼門封じの寺院ですから珍しい北向きの本堂に成っています。
生駒公が開基する前から石窟は存在し修行の場としていたと考えられますが記録がなく詳細は不明ですが現在でいうパワースポットとして知られていたと思われます。
また竹居観音寺は四国八十八ヶ所霊場第八十五番札所八栗寺の奥の院でありますのでお遍路さんや江戸時代から高松市民、近隣の方々に「庵治の観音さん」と呼ばれ風光明媚な景色を含め親しまれ参詣してきた寺院です。
