Munenaga Ohashi - Munenaga Ohashi

...The head of the Imperial Court storehouse around 1463 (Kansho 4) was Tsuji Munehide of the Yakushido storehouse in Karasuma Minamie, Masagimachi, and this Tsuji family served until around Kyoroku (1528-32). Others included Ohashi Munecho from Chokyo to Meiō (1487-1501), Saruya Yasu Danjō from Meiō, Nakaoki Toshiro from Eishō to Kyoroku (1504-32), Tsuda Yojirō from Kyoroku to Tenbun 14 (1528-45), the Hasegawa family from Shimogyo Shijo Muromachi from Tenbun 17 to Tensho 10 (1548-82), and the Ta (dancers) who were in charge of the Shimogyo storehouse from Tensho 11 (1583) to the Meiji era. A representative example was the Tateri family, who inherited Kami-Mikura from 1509 until the Meiji era, and lived in Daimon-cho, between Nakamikado and Kasuga-dori on Muromachi-dori.

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

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…1463年(寛正4)ごろの禁裏御倉は，正親町烏丸南頰の薬師堂倉の辻宗秀であり，この辻家は享禄(1528‐32)ごろまで務めている。そのほかには，長享～明応(1487‐1501)ごろの大橋宗長，明応ごろのさるや野洲弾正，永正～享禄(1504‐32)ごろの中興藤四郎，享禄～天文14年(1528‐45)の津田与二郎，天文17‐天正10年(1548‐82)の下京四条室町の長谷川氏，天正11年(1583)～明治までの下御倉職多氏(舞人)などがある。代表的なものは，上御倉を永正6(1509)～明治まで世襲した立入（たてり）氏であり，室町通中御門と春日通の間，大門町に住した。…

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