Kabata

...This area, called "Komano" and "Koma no Watari," eventually became the Komano Manor of Kofukuji Temple. During the Muromachi period, the Koma clan was in the South Manor of Komano, and the Tsubakii clan was in the North Manor. Their powers rose and fell during the Onin War and the Yamashiro Province Uprising. In Kabata in the northwest, there was a manor called Kishi, and the Kaniman Temple there tells the tale of a crab's gratitude. During the Edo period, the area was a complex mix of imperial territory, noble territory, shogunate territory, and Tsu domain territory. ...

*Some of the terminology explanations that mention "Kita" are listed below.

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…〈狛野〉〈狛のわたり〉とよばれたこの一帯はやがて興福寺領狛野荘となり，室町時代には狛野南荘に狛氏，北荘に椿井氏がおり，応仁の乱や山城国一揆を経るなかで勢力の消長があった。北西部の綺田（かばた）には綺荘があり，同地の蟹満（かにまん）寺は蟹の報恩説話を伝える。江戸時代には皇室領，公家領，幕府領，津藩領などが錯綜した。…

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