Aranosou

...Shikada Manor had a port, and in 998 (Choutoku 4), Saeki Yoshinaga, a rudderman in the manor, was shipwrecked off the coast of Muko District, Settsu Province, while transporting 186 koku of Mimasaka rice and salt to Akishino-dera Temple, and the ship and its cargo were seized by the residents of Naganagisahama. On the east bank across the Shikada River (now Asahikawa) was the Kasuga Shrine territory of Koya-sho Manor, and a part of a drawing from the development of Koya-sho in 1300 (Shoan 2) shows that the manor was lined with private houses and had a market. In the Muromachi period, the manor suffered from invasions by local samurai such as the Matsuda, Tadokoro, and Hirai clans, and eventually became the Matsuda clan's magistrate's office, and the rule of the regent family, who held the position of head priest, and the Kofuku-ji temple, who held the position of lord, became nominal. ...

*Some of the terminology that refers to "Kouyaso" is listed below.

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…鹿田荘は港をもち，998年(長徳4)には荘内の梶取佐伯吉永が美作の米186石と塩を積んで秋篠寺に運ぶ途中，摂津国武庫郡沖で難破し，船と積荷を長渚浜の住人らに奪われた記録もある。鹿田河(今の旭川)を隔てた東岸には春日社領荒野荘があり，1300年(正安2)の荒野荘開発のさいの絵図の一部が描かれているが，それには当荘に民屋が建ち並んでいたこと，市（いち）があったことが記されている。室町時代になると，松田，田所，平井氏らの在地武士の侵略に苦しみ，やがて松田氏の代官請所となって本家職をもつ摂関家，領家職をもつ興福寺の支配は有名無実化した。…

※「荒野荘」について言及している用語解説の一部を掲載しています。

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