Kushibuchi-so

Japanese: 櫛淵荘 - くしぶちのしょう

This manor was part of the Iwashimizu Hachimangu Shrine in Naka County, Awa Province. It is located in the southwest mountain area of present-day Komatsushima City, Tokushima Prefecture. It was also called Kushibuchi Betsumiya. It was donated by Emperor Goichijo in 1017 and passed down to the Tanaka family of Iwashimizu Hachimangu Shrine. After the Jokyu War, Akimoto Jirobei was appointed as the newly appointed land steward, and from around Joō (1222-1224) the deputy's illegal activities continued, leading to Hachimangu Shrine appealing to the Kamakura shogunate several times to stop the violations. In 1281, a peace settlement was reached between the lord and the land steward, with the conditions of a medium division of the land and payment of the land steward's unpaid portion. In 1334 during the Nanboku-cho period, the position of Jito was temporarily assigned to the shrine family of Hachiman Shrine, but in 1396 it became a shugo-ken site, and only the ryoke position and the Komon-tadokoro position remained at Hachiman Shrine.

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Japanese:

阿波国那賀郡にあった石清水(いわしみず)八幡宮領の荘園。現徳島県小松島市の南西山間部に比定される。櫛淵別宮ともいわれた。1017年に後一条天皇により寄進され，石清水八幡宮祠家の田中氏に伝領された。承久の乱後新補地頭として秋本二郎兵衛尉が補任されると，貞応（1222年−1224年）頃からその代官による非法が続き，八幡宮は鎌倉幕府に数度にわたり濫妨の停止を訴え出ている。1281年に領家方と地頭方の間で，下地中分(したじちゅうぶん)，地頭未進分の弁済などの条件で和与(わよ)が成立した。南北朝期の1334年には一時地頭職が八幡宮社家に付せられたが，1396年には守護請の地となっており，領家職ならびに公文田所職のみが八幡宮に残された。

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