Kamikura-so

Japanese: 神蔵荘 - かみくらのしょう

This royal manor was headquartered at Saishoko-in Temple in Takuma County, Higo Province. It is also written as Kamikura Manor. It occupies most of Takuma Saigo in Takuma County, and spreads out over the western part of the large spring water area on the left bank of the Shirakawa River in present-day Kumamoto City. Initially, there was a manor called Takuma Manor, which was divided into Yasutomi Manor and Kankura Manor. Yasutomi Manor was called Takuma Honjo, while this manor was called Takuma Shinjo. Immediately after its establishment, the lord was Jodo-ji Dainagon Houshi Gobo (possibly Fujiwara no Kobo), and the number of fields was 716 cho and 5 dan. In 1199, the lower-ranking official was Nakahara Chikayoshi, and the lower-ranking official was Tachibana Muneyori. The lower-ranking official position was later passed down to the Takuma clan. Meanwhile, part of the royal land's share was passed down to the Daikakuji line. During the Nanboku-cho period, the manor's function was lost.

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Japanese:

肥後国託麻(たくま)郡にあった最勝光院を本家とする王家領荘園。神倉荘とも記される。託麻郡のうち託麻西郷の大部分を占めており，現熊本市の白川左岸の大湧水地帯の西部に広がる。初め郡名荘託麻荘があり，同荘が安富(やすとみ)荘と神蔵荘に分化，安富荘を託麻本荘というのに対し，当荘は託麻新荘とよばれた。成立直後の領家は浄土寺大納言法師御房（藤原公房か），田数は716町５段。1199年当時の下司は中原親能，下司代は橘宗頼。その後下司職は詫磨氏に相伝された。一方，王家領に属する得分の一部は大覚寺統に相伝された。南北朝期には荘園としての機能は失われた。

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