Ono-sho (Kaga)

...It was a seaside manor in the northern part of Ishikawa-gun, Kaga Province (presently the northwestern edge of Kanazawa City), and the relic name is thought to have been Tokuro in Senkoji-cho, Kanazawa City, near the west bank of the mouth of the Sai River. In 1088 (Kanji 2), Kenen, the junior betto of Daigoji Temple, redeveloped part of Ono-go in Kaga Province (Ono-sho in Ishikawa-gun in the Middle Ages), and in return for giving up efforts to recover the temple's land of Takaba-sho and Harita-sho in Kaga Province, which had already been confiscated as provincial government land, the land was given to Daigoji Temple by Kaga no Kami Fujiwara Iemichi in the following year, 1089, and Kenen became its chief priest. From then until the Nanboku-cho period, it was the land of the Juntei-do of Daigoji Temple, and Rishoin, who inherited Kenen's lineage, inherited the position of ryoke by descent. ...

*Some of the terminology that refers to "Ono-sho (Kaga)" is listed below.

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…加賀国石川郡北部(現，金沢市北西端)の臨海荘園で，犀川河口西岸に近い金沢市専光寺町の戸畔（とくろ）が遺称地と考えられる。1088年(寛治2)醍醐寺少別当賢円が加賀郡大野郷(中世の石川郡大野荘)の一部を再開発し，すでに国衙領として収公されていた寺領加賀国高羽荘，治田（はりた）荘の領有権回復工作を断念する代償として，翌89年に加賀守藤原家道から醍醐寺に充てられ，賢円が保司となった。以後南北朝期までは醍醐寺准胝（じゆんてい）堂領であり，賢円の法脈を継承する理性院が領家職を伝領している。…

※「大野荘（加賀）」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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