Ishiguro-so

Japanese: 石黒荘 - いしぐろのしょう

A manor in Tonami County, Etchu Province. It was located in the upper reaches of the Oyabe River, covering Fukumitsu Town, Johana Town, Iguchi Village, and Fukuno Town in Toyama Prefecture (all four towns and villages are now part of Nanto City). It was established in 1078 as the land of Enshu Temple in Yamashiro. At the end of the Heian period, it consisted of 10 districts, and was called Ishiguro Sankasho because it was divided into three areas. The lord's position was divided and inherited, and examples include Henchi-in Temple in Daigo-ji Temple in Yamashiro, Bodai-in Temple in Ninna-ji Temple, and the Takatsukasa family, but many aspects such as the inheritance relationship are unclear. Of the 10 districts, the Fujiwara clan, who were the lower ranks of Hirose District in Bodai-in District, became vassals of the Kamakura shogunate, and fought for a long time with the lord's side over the land steward position and control of the district. In addition, there were two markets in Hirose-go, Takamiya and Tenma, on both banks of the Oyabe River.

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Japanese:

越中国礪波(となみ)郡の荘園。富山県福光町・城端(じょうはな)町・井口村・福野町（４町村とも現・南砺市）にかけての小矢部(おやべ)川上流域にあった。1078年山城円宗(えんしゅう)寺領として立荘。平安末期には10郷からなり，３地域に分かれるため石黒三箇荘とよばれた。領家職(りょうけしき)は分割伝領され，山城醍醐寺遍智(へんち)院・同仁和(にんな)寺菩提院・鷹司家があげられるが，伝領関係など不明な部分が多い。10郷のうち菩提院領広瀬郷下司(げし)の藤原氏は鎌倉幕府の御家人となり，地頭職と郷内支配をめぐって領家側と長期にわたって争った。なお広瀬郷には小矢部川両岸に高宮・天満の二つの市場があった。

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