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The Kisada's Shrine was built in honor of Kisada, the Fortune of Persistence in the Temple of Yakamo at Kyuden Hida. It was closed after the return of Kisada to the mortal world, and reopened when the great Bear died again in 1170. A shrine to Yakamo, his son, was built adjacent to this one after he was ejected from the Celestial Heavens by the Jade Dragon this year. The shrine displayed the Kisada's Tessen.

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  • The Kisada's Shrine was built in honor of Kisada, the Fortune of Persistence in the Temple of Yakamo at Kyuden Hida. It was closed after the return of Kisada to the mortal world, and reopened when the great Bear died again in 1170. A shrine to Yakamo, his son, was built adjacent to this one after he was ejected from the Celestial Heavens by the Jade Dragon this year. The shrine displayed the Kisada's Tessen.
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  • The Kisada's Shrine was built in honor of Kisada, the Fortune of Persistence in the Temple of Yakamo at Kyuden Hida. It was closed after the return of Kisada to the mortal world, and reopened when the great Bear died again in 1170. A shrine to Yakamo, his son, was built adjacent to this one after he was ejected from the Celestial Heavens by the Jade Dragon this year. The shrine displayed the Kisada's Tessen.
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