Katakaminosho

Japanese: 方上荘 - かたかみのしょう

This manor was located in the northeast of Sabae City, Fukui Prefecture, and its territory was the former village of Katakami. It first appeared in the joint signature of the Echizen Province Asuwa County Office in 951 as "Kengyokata Kamigosho Sobetto Ikue." The name of the manor appears in the entry for March 11, 1094, in the Chuu-u-ki as one of the lands transferred to the Emperor. According to a petition from before 1167 (a secret document in the Heihan-ki), when the Kano Yoriudo of this manor was abolished, 100 cho of Honda was made a non-transport manor and imperial duties were suspended. This was because the Tato, who also owned national land, used their power to withhold the government property, resulting in a shortage of four temples, Buddhist temples, and rice for the Nanjing Yushi. According to documents from the local Anrakuji Temple, the Kasuga Shrine, the clan deity of the Fujiwara clan, and the Hannya Temple, which is thought to have been the shrine temple, were built within the manor.

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Japanese:

福井県鯖江(さばえ)市北東部，旧片上(かたかみ)村を荘域とした荘園。951年の越前国足羽郡庁牒の連署に〈検校(けんぎょう)方上御庄惣別当生江〉とみえるのが早い。《中右記》寛治８年（1094）３月11日条には殿下渡領(でんかのわたりりょう)の一つとして荘名がみえる。仁安２年（1167）以前の某申状（《兵範記》裏文書）によれば，当荘の加納寄人(よりうど)が停廃されたとき，本田100町を不輸(ふゆ)の荘とし，勅事国役が停止された。これは国領を兼作する田堵(たと)がその威を借りて所当官物を未進したためで，４ヵ寺仏聖ならびに南京唯識料米などが欠如するという状況となっていた。在地の安楽寺文書によれば，荘内に藤原氏の氏神春日社と神宮寺とみられる般若寺が建立されていた。

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