Miyadera Enjisho - Gujienjisho

Japanese: 宮寺縁事抄 - ぐうじえんじしょう

Also known as the Miyadera Enjisho. In the early Kamakura period, Tanaka Michikiyo of the betto family organized and copied documents and records handed down at Iwashimizu Hachiman Shrine, classifying and assembling them according to category, and these were continued by his descendants for generations. The majority of the documents were written by Michikiyo's son, Munekiyo. The originals numbered several dozen volumes, but many have been lost. The Dai Nihon Komonjo contains 42 volumes of these, with many remaining volumes remaining. Formerly owned by the Tanaka family, copies are held in the Sonkeikaku Bunko. [Ito Kiyoro]

Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information

Japanese:

〈みやでらえんじしょう〉ともいう。鎌倉初期，別当家の田中道清が石清水八幡宮に伝来する文書･記録等を整理･書写して項目に従って分類･類聚したものに，子孫が代々書きついでいったもの。道清の子宗清の手になるものが主要な部分を占める。原本は数十巻にものぼっていたが，散逸したものが少なくない。《大日本古文書》はそのうち42巻を所収。未収部分が多い。田中家旧蔵，写本は尊経閣文庫蔵。【伊藤清郎】

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