Nakagawa Mikuriya - Nakagawa Mikuriya

Japanese: 中河御厨 - なかがわのみくりや

The Mikuriya was a part of the Ise Grand Shrine territory, located in Anpachi County, Mino Province. Its relic location is currently Nakagawa-cho, Ogaki City, Gifu Prefecture. According to the Tendai Zajuki, in 1122, the Chumon-do sect of Enryaku-ji Temple appealed to the Imperial Court to make the Mikuriya a part of the Hirano Manor (currently Kobe Town, Gifu Prefecture) of the Enryaku-ji territory. During the Hogen era (1156-1159), the Mikuriya was made a substitute for 50 Kobe households in Mino Province by imperial decree, and was to pay 366 koku of rice to the shrine. At the beginning of the Kamakura period, the number of rice fields was 356 cho, and the sacred tax was 50 koku of rice and 20 long silk for the Inner Shrine and 25 koku of rice and 10 long silk for the Outer Shrine (Shinpo-sho). The position of Jito was held by Tokuso of the Hojo clan, but after the fall of the Kamakura Shogunate, it was owned by the Ogasawara clan. It is believed to have become a Shogunate property during the Muromachi period. During the Sengoku period, its actual status as a kitchen gradually disappeared, and historical documents generally refer to it as Nakagawa Manor or Nakagawa.

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Japanese:

美濃国安八(あんぱち)郡に設定された伊勢神宮領の御厨(みくりや)。現岐阜県大垣市中川町を遺称地とする。《天台座主記》によると，1122年当御厨を延暦(えんりゃく)寺領平野(ひらの)荘（現岐阜県神戸町）の加納とするよう，延暦寺中門堂衆が朝廷に訴えている。保元年間（1156−1159）当御厨は院宣(いんぜん)によって美濃国内50戸の神戸(かんべ)の代わりとして済所とされ，代米366石余を神宮に納めることになったという。鎌倉時代初めには田数356町，神税は内宮に米50石・長絹20疋，外宮に米25石・長絹10疋であった（《神鳳鈔》）。地頭職は北条氏得宗(とくそう)が所持したが，鎌倉幕府滅亡後は小笠原(おがさわら)氏が領有した。室町時代には幕府の御料所(ごりょうしょ)となったとみられる。戦国時代になると御厨としての実体はしだいに失われ，史料にも中河荘あるいは中川の名でみえるのが一般的となる。

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