Kunita Manor - Kunita Manor

Japanese: 柞田荘 - くにたのしょう

This manor inherited the name of the ancient Kunita district of Karita County in Sanuki Province, and its relict land area is now Kunita Town, Kan'onji City, Kagawa Prefecture. It was the territory of Hiyoshi Shrine in Omi. In 1250, one of the new territories handed down from Kujo Michiie to his grandson, Minister of the Right Kujo Tadaie, was Paku (Kunita) Manor, which was donated to Hiyoshi Shrine as a memorial service. In 1256, an inspection was carried out and a four-year notice was issued, finalizing the area of the manor. At the end of the Kamakura period, a dispute over the inheritance of the manor arose among the members of the Shukube clan, the family of Hiyoshi Shrine's shrine officials. In 1400, Hosokawa Yorinaga was granted one bu of the Kunita Jito position, and the land became the property of the Hosokawa clan.

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Japanese:

古代の讃岐国苅田(かりた)郡柞田(くぬいた)郷の郷名を継承し，現香川県観音寺市柞田町を遺称地とする荘園。近江日吉社領。1250年九条道家から孫の右大臣九条忠家に譲られた新御領の一つに朴（柞）田荘があり，日吉社に申日御供料所として寄進された。1256年実検が行われ，四至【ぼう】示が打たれて荘域が確定。鎌倉末期，日吉社祠官家祝部氏一族間で当荘をめぐる相続争いが起きている。1400年には柞田地頭職壱分が細川頼長に安堵されており，細川氏の所領となっている。

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