Tomono-shi

Japanese: 伴野氏 - とものうじ

A warrior family that wielded power mainly in Banno Manor, Saku County, Shinano Province (near Nakagome and Nozawa, Saku City, Nagano Prefecture) from the Kamakura to the Sengoku periods. The Banno clan originated when Ogasawara Nagakiyo of the Kai Genji became land steward of Banno Manor in the early days of the Kamakura Shogunate, and later passed the title on to his sixth son, Tokinaga. Tokinaga was apparently an accomplished archer, and his name appears in the Azuma Kagami as one of the archers known as Yumihajime. After Tokinaga, Tokinao and Nagayasu succeeded him as land steward of Banno Manor. In 1285 (8th year of the Koan era), Nagayasu was executed for his involvement in the Koan War (Shimotsuki Disturbance), and the Banno clan fell into decline.

Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information

Japanese:

鎌倉時代から戦国時代にかけて信濃国佐久郡伴野荘(長野県佐久市野沢，中込付近)を中心に勢力を張った武士。伴野氏は，甲斐源氏小笠原長清が鎌倉幕府草創期に伴野荘地頭となり，その後六男時長がこれを相伝したことに始まる。時長は弓の名手であったらしく，《吾妻鏡》には弓始等の射手として名をとどめる。時長のあと時直，長泰と伴野荘地頭職を継承した。1285年(弘安8)長泰は弘安合戦(霜月騒動)に連座して誅せられ，伴野氏は没落した。

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