Koinumaru no ho - Koinumaru no ho

Japanese: 小犬丸保 - こいぬまるのほ

A ho in Issai County, Harima Province. It was also called Oinumaru no Ho. It was located in the Koinumaru River basin, which flows through Tatsuno City, Hyogo Prefecture, and was located in the Koinumaru area of Issai Town. According to an official decree from 1197 cited in the Zokusajosho, it was located in the Fuse district of the granary corporation. The district was established by Taira no Yorimori in collusion with the provincial governor during the Oho era (1161-1163). There had been an Oinumaru ho within the district from early on, but despite protests from Nakahara Moromoto, the head priest of the granary corporation, Yorimori incorporated the forests and fields of the ho into Fuse Manor. After the fall of the Taira clan, Yorimori's land was confiscated and returned in 1183, but the claims of the homin who appealed to the provincial government for the above-mentioned circumstances were accepted in 1197. Later, it continued to exist as a granary estate, but it became the property of the Nakahara clan, who inherited the position of betto, and was called Kyokumuwatari territory. In the late Muromachi period, public money was secured through the magistrate's request.

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Japanese:

播磨国揖西(いっさい)郡にあった保。〈おいぬまるのほ〉とも。兵庫県たつの市を流れる小犬丸川流域，揖西町小犬丸一帯に展開した。《続左丞抄(ぞくさじょうしょう)》に引く1197年の官宣旨によると，穀倉院領で布施(ふせ)郷内であった。同郷は応保年間（1161年−1163年）平頼盛が国司と共謀して立荘した。郷内には早くから小犬丸保があったが，穀倉院別当中原師元(もろもと)の抗議にもかかわらず，頼盛は当保の山林・畠地を布施荘に取り込んだ。平家没落後没収された頼盛の所領は1183年返付されたが，上記の事情などを国庁へ訴えた保民の主張が1197年認められた。のち穀倉院領として存続するが別当を世襲した中原氏の所領化し，局務渡(きょくむわたり)領と称された。室町時代後期には代官請により公用銭は確保されていた。

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