Nagabuchi-so

Japanese: 長淵荘 - ながぶちのしょう

This manor was established by granting land to Kamiza County, Chikuzen Province, centered on Nagabuchigo, Kamiza County, Chikuzen Province (present-day Asakura Town, Asakura County, Fukuoka Prefecture). The number of fields is unknown, but it is thought to have extended throughout the entire county. It was the manor of Sonshoji Temple in Kyoto, at the request of Emperor Horikawa. It had a strong character as public land, with only official property being handed over to the provincial government office, and half of the country not being transferred. This likely indicates that the provincial and county governors responded to the Emperor's efforts with cooperation. The manor's annual tax and governance structure are unknown. In 1221 (Jokyu 3), Soncho, who was the executor of Hosshoji Temple, handed over his position as lord to Prince Dokaku, son of Emperor Juntoku. As Soncho was the mastermind behind the Jokyu War, after the war the land was confiscated by the shogunate and made into the Kanto Imperial Territory, and it seems that the manor's land was fixed at this time.

Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information

Japanese:

筑前国上座郡(現，福岡県朝倉郡朝倉町)長淵郷を中心に上座郡への加納によって成立した荘園。田数は不明であるが，郡全体の広がりをもつと思われる。堀河天皇の御願になる京都尊勝寺の荘園。官物だけ国衙に納める国半不輸の公領としての性格が強い。これは天皇の働きかけに呼応した国郡司の協力があったことを物語ろう。荘園年貢，支配構造は不明。1221年(承久3)法勝寺執行の尊長は領家職を順徳天皇皇子道覚親王に譲った。尊長が承久の乱の張本人であったため，乱後，幕府によって没収され関東御領化し，このとき，荘田が固定されたらしい。

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