Isahaya Manor - Isahaya Manor

Japanese: 伊佐早荘 - いさはやのしょう

A manor located in Takaki County, Hizen Province. It borders Sonoki Manor, includes the eastern part of the Nagasaki Peninsula, and is considered to be the area centered on Isahaya City, including Konagai Town (present-day Isahaya City), Imori Town (present-day Isahaya City), Nagasaki City, and Nomozaki Town (present-day Nagasaki City). It appears as Isahaya Village in the Usa Daikagami, and the fields within the village, which were private property during the time of Fujinomiya, were given to Ensho, a deputy inspector (kengyo), who is thought to have been a priest at the shrine temple of Buzen Usa Jingu Shrine, and were then given to Usa Kinmichi, the chief priest, and became his private property. This is said to have happened at the end of the Heian period. In the 1292 Kawakami Shrine Construction Use Control Total Field Number Order (Kawakami Shrine Documents), the number of fields was 253 cho, and the construction fee for Hizen Ichinomiya was borne by the village. In 1247, the land stewardship of Totakemura village (real name Izakinai) and other areas in the manor was granted to Takagi Katsumaru, a local government official in Hizen Province (Kokoji documents), and in 1271, Munakata Ujiharu and Funatsu Ieshige argued over Nagano village, and the shogunate granted it to Ujiharu and Ujisato (Munakata Shrine documents). Around 1284, it was listed as the territory of Ninnaji temple in Kyoto (Fukabori documents), and in 1314, a manor official was dispatched to the area (Fukae documents). During the Nanboku-cho period, in 1338, Isshiki Doyu awarded the land stewardship of the fields in Toishimura village in the manor to Fukabori Masatsuna as a reward for his meritorious service (Fukabori documents), and in 1350, Ashikaga Tadafuyu assigned Onomura in the manor to Shiraishi Michihide (Tachibana Nakamura documents), and it seems that the manor was caught up in turmoil and lost its substance as a manor.

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Japanese:

肥前国高来(たかき)郡内に置かれた荘園。彼杵(そのき)荘と境を接し，長崎半島東部をも含み，現在の諫早市を中心に小長井町（現・諫早市）・飯盛町（現・諫早市）・長崎市・野母崎町（現・長崎市）などにわたる一帯に比定される。《宇佐大鏡》に〈伊佐早村〉とみえ，藤井宮時の私領であった村内の田畠が豊前宇佐神宮の神宮寺の供僧とみられる権検校(けんぎょう)の円昭に譲られ，さらに大宮司の宇佐公通に譲与されてその私領になったという。これは平安末期のこととされる。1292年の河上宮造営用途支配惣田数注文（河上神社文書）では田数253町として肥前一宮の造営料を負担している。1247年荘内の遠竹村本名伊崎内などの地頭職が肥前国在庁官人の高木勝丸に安堵され（高城寺文書），1271年長野村内をめぐって宗像(むなかた)氏業らと船津家重が相論，幕府はこれを氏業・氏郷らに安堵している（宗像神社文書）。1284年頃には京都仁和(にんな)寺領としてみえ（深堀文書），1314年には荘官が派遣されている（深江文書）。南北朝期には1338年一色道猷(どうゆう)により荘内戸石村内の田地の地頭職が勲功の賞として深堀政綱に与えられ（深堀文書），1350年には足利直冬が荘内小野村を白石通秀に宛行(あておこな)うなど（橘中村文書），当荘も動乱に巻き込まれて荘園としての実体が失われていったと思われる。

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