Nagao-so

Japanese: 長尾荘 - ながおのしょう

This manor inherited the name of Nagao-go, Samukawa-gun, Sanuki Province, in ancient times, and corresponds to the current Nagao district of Sanuki City, Kagawa Prefecture. In 1288, it was under the control of the shogunate as the land of the Hokkedo family of the second-rank family of Kamakura. According to the 1306 inventory of Shokeimon'in's land, it was donated by Fujiwara no Korekata to Kozen-in, a branch temple of Anrakuju-in (present-day Fushimi Ward, Kyoto City) of Bifukumon'in Goganji. The land of Hachijo-in, including the land of Anrakuju-in, was confiscated during the Jokyu War and returned by the shogunate to Emperor Go-Takakura, and the main family's position was later passed down to the Daikakuji line. Based on these circumstances, it is believed that the lord and other positions of this manor became the land of the shogunate, and were later donated to Hokkedo. After the fall of the Kamakura shogunate, it came under the control of the Muromachi shogunate, and was later donated to Sanboin Temple in Daigoji Temple in Yamashiro, and thereafter continued to exist as the Hokkedo domain of both the Nii family and the Udaijin family.

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Japanese:

古代の讃岐国寒川(さんがわ)郡長尾郷の郷名を継承し，現在の香川県さぬき市長尾地区に比定される荘園。1288年には鎌倉二位家法華堂領として幕府の管理下にあった。1306年の昭慶門院領目録によると，藤原惟方から美福門院御願寺の安楽寿(あんらくじゅ)院（現京都市伏見区）末寺の興禅(こうぜん)院に寄進されている。安楽寿院領を含む八条院領は承久の乱に際し没収され，幕府から後高倉上皇に返付され，のち本家職は大覚寺統に伝えられた。これらの経緯から当荘は領家などの所職が幕府領となり，のち法華堂に施入されたものとみられる。鎌倉幕府滅亡後は室町幕府が管領し，のち山城醍醐寺三宝院に寄進され，以後二位家・右大臣家両法華堂領として存続した。

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