Kuramisou - Kuramisou

Japanese: 倉見荘 - くらみのしょう

A manor in Mikata County, Wakasa Province. It was centered on Kurami, Wakasa Town, Fukui Prefecture, and included a part of Nishiura, Tsunekami Peninsula in the north (Mikawaura, etc.). The time of its establishment and the circumstances are unknown, but in 1235, it was in the territory of Shin Hiyoshi Shrine in Kyoto, and it is said that it had been serving as an oil farmer for several decades. According to the 1265 Wakasa Province Ota Bunsha, the area of rice fields was over 14 cho. Shin Hiyoshi Shrine held the position of lord, and the position of land steward became the territory of the regent at the end of the Kamakura period. In 1411, the three myo (Kuroda, Ono, and Kaya) in the manor became the territory of Rokuo-in in Kyoto, and in 1413, Shogun Ashikaga Yoshimochi donated Kurami Manor to Toji-in in Kyoto, except for the two names of Taromaru and Goromaru, and Wakiyamana of Anzenji Temple. Both Rokuo-in and Toji-in temples had deep ties to the Ashikaga Shogunate, and it is believed that Kuramisu Manor, which had once become an imperial estate, was subdivided and donated to them. Mikawaura (Mikaoura) (later known as Mikoura) was a semi-independent territory within the manor.

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Japanese:

若狭国三方(みかた)郡の荘園。現福井県若狭町倉見を中心に，北方常神(つねかみ)半島西浦の一部（三川浦など）をも含んだ。立荘時期や成立事情は不明だが，1235年には京都新日吉(いまひえ)社領で，数十年来油役を勤仕してきたという。1265年の〈若狭国大田文写〉によると田積は14町余。新日吉社が保持していたのは領家職で，地頭職は鎌倉時代末期に得宗領となる。1411年には荘内〈黒田・小野・加屋〉の３名(みょう)は京都鹿王(ろくおう)院領となっており，1413年将軍足利義持は〈安禅寺領太郎丸・五郎丸両名，脇山名〉を除く倉見荘を京都等持(とうじ)院に寄進している。鹿王院・等持院とも足利将軍家と深いつながりをもつ寺院であり，いったん御料所化した倉見荘が細分されて寄進されていったと推定される。なお〈三川浦（御賀尾浦）〉（のちの神子浦）は荘内でありながら半ば独立した所領単位であった。

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