Nagasu Mikuriya

Japanese: 長洲御厨 - ながすのみくりや

A Kamo Shrine's land kitchen located in Kawabe County, Settsu Province (present-day Nagasu, Amagasaki City, Hyogo Prefecture). It is also written as Naganagisa. This area is the delta of the Inagawa and Kanzaki Rivers, or Nagasu, and like Ina-sho, the land of Todaiji Temple to the north, Todaiji Temple has long imposed house tax on the fishermen who settled there. The Kebiishi-cho, which managed the ports around the mouth of the Kanzaki River, also imposed administrative duties on the residents of Nagasu. To be exempt from administrative duties, the residents became the scattered residences of powerful families such as the regent Fujiwara Norimichi and the Ono Dowager's palace, and in 1084 (Otoku 1), it became the kitchen of Kamo Mioya Shrine, which required fresh fish for daily offerings.

Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information

Japanese:

摂津国川辺郡(現，兵庫県尼崎市長洲)にあった賀茂社領御厨。長渚とも書く。この地域は猪名川･神崎川の三角州＝長洲で，北の東大寺領猪名荘に続き，古くから東大寺が住みついた漁民に屋敷地子を課していた。神崎川河口一帯の港津を管理する検非違使庁も，長洲住民に庁役を課していた。庁役の免除を得るため，住民は関白藤原教通や小野皇太后宮職など権門の散所（さんじよ）となり，1084年(応徳1)日次御贄の鮮魚を求める賀茂御祖神社の御厨となった。

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