Tashiro family

Japanese: 田代氏 - たしろうじ

A samurai family since the Kamakura period. According to a family tree, they descended from Imperial Prince Sukehito, the third son of Emperor Gosanjo, and called themselves the Gosanjo Genji. They were vassals of the Kamakura shogunate, with their main family home in Tashirogo, Kanosho, Izu Province (present-day Shuzenji Town, Tagata County, Shizuoka Prefecture), but in 1224 (Gennin 1), Tashiro Joshin (Nobutsuna) was bestowed the position of land steward of Otorigo, Izumi Province (present-day Otori, Sakai City, Osaka Prefecture) for his distinguished service in the Jokyu War. After Nobutsuna, the main family home of Tashirogo was passed down from Yoshitsuna, Kagetsuna, and Sanetsuna, and Otorigo was passed down from Kiyotsuna, Michitsuna, Ietsuna, Mototsuna, and Akitsuna. Otorigo was where the regent's daiban-tonari were located, and in the mid-13th century it became a manor under the Muromachi Inryo.

Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information

Japanese:

鎌倉時代以来の武家。系図によれば後三条天皇第3皇子輔仁親王より出，後三条源氏を称している。伊豆国狩野荘田代郷(現，静岡県田方郡修善寺町)を本貫とする鎌倉幕府の御家人であるが，1224年(元仁1)田代浄心(信綱)が承久の乱の勲功によって和泉国大鳥郷(現，大阪府堺市鳳)地頭職を拝領した。信綱以降は本貫の田代郷は義綱―景綱―実綱と相伝し，大鳥郷は清綱―通綱―家綱―基綱―顕綱と相伝している。大鳥郷は摂関家大番舎人の存在するところで，13世紀の中ごろには室町院領の荘園となっている。

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