Mitsunari Kakiya

…The Miyabe clan remained in the castle until the second generation, Nagahiro, but in reality, they mostly followed Hideyoshi's war for national unification, and little is known about their governance of the territory. However, it seems that they directly managed the silver produced in the Kono (Kono) County silver mine in the territory of the Uratomi Domain, which was under the control of Kakiya Mitsunari and his son Tsunenori, and it is known that in 1598 (Keicho 3), Nagahiro (Hyobu Hoin) sent 9,282 pieces of silver, 3 ryo 6 bu 2 rin, to Hideyoshi in Fushimi (Keicho 3rd year of the Treasury List). In place of the Miyabe clan, who joined the Western Army in the Battle of Sekigahara in 1600, Ikeda Nagayoshi entered the domain from Omi Province and became the lord of Tottori Castle. He ruled over four counties, 60,000 koku, including three counties from the Miyabe era, excluding Takakusa County, and Kono County, which was the former site of Kakiya Tsunenori of the Western Army, and lived in the castle for about 17 years. …

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…宮部氏は2代長熙まで在城したが，実質的には秀吉の国内統一戦争などに従うことが多く，領内統治について知られることは少ない。ただ垣屋光成･恒総父子支配下の浦富藩領の巨濃（この）郡銀山から産出する銀を直接管理したようで，1598年(慶長3)長熙(兵部法印)の名で伏見の秀吉のもとに運上9282枚3両6分2厘を送っている(慶長三年蔵納目録)ことが知られる。　1600年の関ヶ原の戦で西軍に従った宮部氏に代わって，近江国から池田長吉が入部して鳥取城主となり，宮部時代の高草郡を除く3郡と西軍垣屋恒総の跡の巨濃郡を加えて4郡6万石を領し，約17年在城した。…

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