Kakitani Temple

Japanese: 柿谷寺 - かきたにでら

…The survey book for 1248 (Hōji 2) shows that Hirose-go had a rice field of 41 cho, 2 tan, and 50 bu. The shiji of Hirose-go was the Fujiwara clan, and during the time of their ancestor Sadatsuna, they built Kakitani-dera temple here and made it their family temple, and during the time of Sadanao, Kiso Yoshinaka, who ruled over this area, gave them the title of shiji of Hirose village. When the Kamakura Shogunate was established, a land steward position was temporarily placed in Yamada-go, but it was abolished at the request of Omuro. …

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

Source | Heibonsha World Encyclopedia 2nd Edition | Information

Japanese:

…また弘瀬郷は1248年(宝治2)の内検帳に見作田41町2反50歩をみる。弘瀬郷の下司は藤原氏で，先祖定綱のときこの地に柿谷寺を建立して氏寺となし，定直のときこの地を制した木曾義仲より弘瀬村下司職に安堵されている。鎌倉幕府が成立すると，一時，山田郷に地頭職がおかれるが，御室の申入れで停廃された。…

※「柿谷寺」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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