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tsume-no-shiro@‹l‚̏ι
KEY WORD :@architecture / castles
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Also read tsumejiro ‹lι or written ’܏ι or tsume-no-shiro U‚̏ι.

1@The castle that guards the back of the main castle and serves as a retreat point when the main castle can no longer be defended. Of a group of allied castles, it is the castle located furthest back from the point of enemy attack, usually on the top of a mountain, relatively close to the main castle.

2@The innermost ward *honmaru –{ŠΫ of a castle as opposed to the secondary ward *ni-no-maru “ρ‚ΜŠΫ and tertiary ward san-no-maru ŽO‚ΜŠΫ.

3@The main castle *honjou –{ι in contrast to a branch castle *shijou Žxι.
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