Kuizegawa Station - Kuizegawa Station

Japanese: 株河駅 - くいぜがわのえき

It is thought to have been a post station on the Tosan road in Fuwa district, Mino province. It is thought to have been located on the banks of the Kuisegawa River, which flows along the border between Fuwa district and Anpachi district, but its exact location is unknown. During the Jokyu War, the shogunate forces that moved west captured the Kyoto bases of Kabugawa, Susumata, Ichiwaki, etc., and in 1232, regent Hojo Yasutoki provided travel provisions to traveling ronin at Kabugawa station to alleviate the people during the Kanki famine. It disappeared from documents after the late Kamakura period, and is thought to have been replaced by Akasaka post station (present-day Ogaki city, Gifu prefecture) to the west. →Post stations

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Japanese:

美濃国不破(ふわ)郡にあった東山(とうさん)道の宿駅と推測される。不破郡と安八(あんぱち)郡の境を流れる株河(くいせがわ)（杭瀬川）の河岸にあったとみられるが，具体的な位置は不明。承久の乱で西上した幕府軍が〈株河・州俣・市脇等〉の京方の拠点を攻略し，1232年には執権北条泰時が寛喜の大飢饉に対する撫民のため株河駅で往反の浪人に旅粮を与えている。鎌倉後期以降文献から姿を消し，西方の赤坂宿（現岐阜県大垣市）にとって代わられたものとみられる。→宿・宿駅

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