Oda Manor - Orita no Sho

Japanese: 織田荘 - おりたのしょう

This manor was part of the Shoren-in temple's estate, which was located in the eastern part of Mikata County, Wakasa Province. It is believed to be located in the current areas of Kitada, Sada, Ota, and Yamagami in Mihama Town, Fukui Prefecture. In 1213, the former head priest of the Tendai dynasty, Jien, transferred this land to Prince Tomohito (Doukaku Hoshinno), and it appears to have been included in the estate of Joju-in (present-day Sakyo Ward, Kyoto City) as "Oda Manor and Sansho in the same ura." According to the distribution document for Jien's estate from the same year, it was originally semi-non-transportable land, but became an entire manor by imperial decree. At the time, the land was allocated to over 300 koku, of which over 124 koku was used for Buddhist purposes at the main hall of Shoren-in, Shijoko-do. In the 1234 order for the possession of Jogen's land, it was written that the land belonged to Jojuin Temple, and that it was "given a fixed stipend of 600 koku and used for miscellaneous matters." In the late Kamakura period, the Koremune clan was the Geshi (lower official).

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Japanese:

若狭国三方(みかた)郡東部にあった青蓮(しょうれん)院門跡(もんぜき)領の荘園。現在の福井県美浜(みはま)町北田・佐田・太田・山上付近に比定される。1213年，前天台座主慈円(じえん)が朝仁(ともひと)親王（道覚法親王）に譲渡した門跡領のうちに，常寿(じょうじゅ)院（現京都市左京区）分として〈織田荘，同浦三所〉とみえる。同年の慈円所当配分状によると，もとは半不輸地であったが院宣により一円荘になったという。当時の収納分は300余石，うち124石余が青蓮院の本堂である熾盛光(しじょうこう)堂の諸仏事用途にあてられている。1234年の慈源所領注文でも常寿院領で，〈所当六百石国定，在雑事等〉とある。鎌倉後期には惟宗(これむね)氏が下司(げし)であった。

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