Tomonosho - Tomonosho

Japanese: 伴野荘 - ともののしょう

A manor centered on Nozawa in Saku City, Nagano Prefecture, with villages scattered throughout Minamisaku County in the same prefecture. It was established as the estate of Emperor Goshirakawa in the late 12th century, and after passing through Emperor Gotoba, it became the estate of Emperor Muromachi in 1302, and was then passed down to the Jimyoin line. The lord was Fujiwara no Motoie, and the land steward was the Ogasawara clan (Bonno clan). With the fall of the Bonno clan in the late Kamakura period, the land steward position was passed on to the Hojo clan. In 1330, the lord's position was donated to Daitoku-ji Temple, and with the fall of the Kamakura Shogunate, the land steward position was also donated to Daitoku-ji Temple by Emperor Go-Daigo. According to the tax order of 1335, there were 24 villages, and the tax to Daitoku-ji Temple was about 7,600 kanmon. In the winter of 1279, Ippen visited Bonno City in this area. There was also a manor with the same name in the southern part of the Ina Valley, in the area centered around Tomono, Toyooka village, Nagano prefecture today.

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Japanese:

現在の長野県佐久(さく)市野沢を中心とし，同県南佐久郡全域に郷村が散在した荘園。12世紀後半後白河院領として立荘され，後鳥羽院領を経て1302年に室町院領となったのち，持明院統(じみょういんとう)に伝領された。領家職は藤原基家，地頭職は小笠原氏（伴野氏）であった。鎌倉後期伴野氏の没落により地頭職は北条氏に移った。1330年領家職が大徳寺に寄進され，地頭職も鎌倉幕府の滅亡により後醍醐天皇から大徳寺へ寄進された。1335年の年貢注文によると24ヵ郷を数え，大徳寺への年貢はおよそ7600貫文。1279年の冬，一遍が当地内の伴野市を訪れている。なお伊那谷南部，現在の長野県豊丘(とよおか)村伴野を中心とする地域にも同名の荘園があった。

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