Sagaoka Mikuriya - Samukawa no Mikuriya

Japanese: 寒河御厨 - さむかわのみくりや

A kitchen of Ise Grand Shrine in Tsuga County, Shimotsuke Province. It is believed to have been established in the area centered on Oyama-go, Tsuga County, which is mentioned in the Wamyō Ruijushō, and is identified with the Omoi River basin from present-day Oyama City, Tochigi Prefecture to Nogi Town, Shimotsuga County. It was also called Oyama Manor. Oyama Masamitsu, a local official at the Shimotsuke provincial government office, donated his development land, including his successive residences, to Emperor Goshirakawa, who was the feudal lord at the time, and Oyama Manor was established. In 1166, Emperor Goshirakawa donated the manor to Ise Grand Shrine as a Nagahi gohei offering fee, and it became the Saga mikuriya. In 1213, it was donated again by Emperor Gotoba, and became the Ichien Shinryō. According to the Shinpōshō and other sources, the land area was 180 tsubo, and 360 sheets of paper for gohei were required. The Oyama clan continued to retain control as local lords and had their base in the area until the Sengoku period.

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Japanese:

下野国都賀(つが)郡にあった伊勢神宮の御厨。《和名類聚抄》所載の都賀郡小山(おやま)郷を中心とする地域に成立したとみられ，現栃木県小山(おやま)市から下都賀郡野木町にかけての思川流域に比定される。小山荘とも称された。下野の国衙在庁官人であった小山政光は，重代の屋敷を含む開発所領を当時の知行国主後白河院に寄進，小山荘が成立した。同荘は1166年後白河院から伊勢神宮に長日御幣供進料として寄進され，寒河御厨となる。1213年後鳥羽院により再寄進され，一円神領となった。《神鳳抄》などによれば面積180丁，御幣用の紙360帖などを課せられていた。なお小山氏はその後も地頭として支配権を保持し，戦国期まで当地を本拠とした。

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