Kikumanso - Kikumanosho

Japanese: 菊万荘 - きくまのしょう

This manor was part of the territory of Kyoto Kamigamo-sha (Kamo Wakeikazuchi Shrine) in Noma County, Iyo Province. It is located within the current Kikuma-cho, Ehime Prefecture (now Imabari City). In 1090, Emperor Horikawa donated 600 cho of non-taxable land to Kamo-kamigami-sha and Kamo-no-kamigami-sha as offering fields, and it is believed that Kikuman-sho became Kamigamo-sha's territory at that time. The name of the manor appears in a decree from Minamoto no Yoritomo in 1184. In 1226, the manor was given to Kamo-sha priest Ujihisa as a separate land by Emperor Gosaga, and after 1310, the position of the land was passed down from generation to generation to the Kamo-sha priest family. At the end of the Kamakura period, the cultivated land area of the manor was 130 cho. In 1440, the administrative duties of the manor were contracted to the Tokui family, a branch of the Kono clan, and the manor became the Tokui family's estate thereafter. In 1585, Iyo Province came under the control of Kobayakawa Takakage, and the Kamigamo Shrine's territory, Kikumansho, was thought to have disappeared. However, in October 1586, Emperor Ogimachi ordered Takakage to continue making donations to the shrine as usual, and in December Takakage promised to send horse racing fees.

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Japanese:

伊予国野間郡にあった京都上賀茂社（賀茂別雷神社）領の荘園。現在の愛媛県菊間町（現・今治市）内に比定される。1090年に堀河天皇が賀茂上下社へそれぞれ不輸租田600余町を寄進し供料田としており，このとき菊万荘が上賀茂社領となったとみられる。1184年の源頼朝下文に荘名がみえる。1226年当荘は後嵯峨上皇から別納地として賀茂社神主氏久にあてがわれ，1310年以後，預所職は賀茂社神主家が代々相伝知行した。鎌倉末期ころの当荘の耕地面積は130町。1440年当荘の所務職は河野氏の一族得居氏が請け負っており，以後当荘は得居氏の請所となった。1585年伊予国は小早川隆景の支配下に置かれ，上賀茂社領菊万荘は消滅したと思われるが，天正14年(1586)10月正親町天皇は隆景に段銭を従来どおり社納するよう命じており，12月隆景は競馬料送進を約している。

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