Iinuma Sukemune

Japanese: 飯沼助宗 - いいぬま・すけむね

Year of death: Eijin 1.4.22 (1293.5.29)
Year of birth: Year of birth unknown. A vassal of Tokuso in the mid-Kamakura period. Also known as Sukemune or Taira Yorimori. Second son of the internal kanrei Taira no Yoritsuna. In 1291, he appears to have been the leader of the five people in charge of the magistrates and the Goho Hikitsuke of the Kamakura shogunate. In addition to the lord's share of Shinokisho in Owari Province, which was the territory of Engakuji Temple, he was also the lord of Iinuma in Shimousa Province, and was called "Iinuma-dono," and became the governor of Awa. It was unusual for a vassal of Tokuso to hold the position of provincial governor, and he was at the center of the Hojo Sadatoki government after the Shimotsuki Incident, but was killed by Sadatoki along with his father, Yoritsuna. <References> Hosokawa Shigeo, "Basic Research on the Internal Kanrei Nagasaki Clan" (Nihon Rekishi, No. 479)

(Kinji Fukushima)

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Japanese:

没年：永仁1.4.22(1293.5.29)
生年：生年不詳
鎌倉中期の得宗被官。または資宗,平頼盛とも。内管領・平頼綱の次男。正応4(1291)年,鎌倉幕府の奉行人および五方引付を指揮する立場の5人の筆頭にみえる。得宗から得たとみられる所領に円覚寺領尾張国篠木庄の領家得分のほか,下総国飯沼を領し「飯沼殿」と呼ばれ,安房守になった。得宗被官で国司の官を得ているのは異例に属し,霜月騒動後の北条貞時政権の中枢にあったが,父頼綱と共に貞時に討たれた。<参考文献>細川重男「内管領長崎氏の基礎的研究」(『日本歴史』479号)

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