In 1871, all Shintō shrines throughout Japan were declared to be property of the central government, were assigned an official rank within a hierarchy and received a subsidy for their upkeep.
These were assigned an official rank within a hierarchy and each received a subsidy for their upkeep. In 1871, all Shintō shrines throughout Japan were declared to be property of the central government.
In 1871, all Shintō shrines throughout Japan were declared to be property of the central government. These were assigned an official rank within a hierarchy and each received a subsidy for their upkeep.
In 1871, all Shintō shrines throughout Japan were declared to be property of the central government. These were assigned an official rank within a hierarchy and each received a subsidy for their upkeep.