Nishizu-so

Japanese: 西津荘 - にしづのしょう

A manor in Onyu County, Wakasa Province. It was centered on Nishizu, Obama City, Fukui Prefecture, and included Tagarasu. It was the territory of Yamashiro Jingoji Temple. It is believed that Abe Sukenaga developed it in the late Heian period, donated it to Jingoji Temple, and made the temple the lord of the temple, with himself as the steward and establishing the manor. It is said that Tagarasu Bay was included in the manor by Mongaku of Jingoji Temple. During the Jokyu War, it was confiscated and became the territory of Gotoba-in, but after the war it was returned to Jingoji Temple, and a Taira woman (the eldest daughter of Abe Sukenaga's grandson Morikazu Nyudo), who inherited Abe Sukenaga's bloodline, was appointed as the steward. According to a copy of the Wakasa Province Sota Count Book from 1265, the area was 17 cho and 9 tan. A dispute arose between the Tagarasuura and Tsurubeura clans in the manor over the cutting down of old trees on Mt. Karikura. According to the tax list for the Gentoku era (1329-1332), the area of rice fields was 20 cho 4 tan, Shiohama was 3 cho 2 tan, and farmland was 11 cho 7 tan. During the Nanboku-cho period, the shugosho was located in Nishizu.
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Japanese:

若狭国遠敷(おにゅう)郡の荘園。現在の福井県小浜(おばま)市西津を中心に田烏(たがらす)を含んだ。山城神護寺領。平安末期に安倍資良(あべのすけなが)が開発，神護寺に寄進して同寺を領家(りょうけ)とし，自身は預所(あずかりどころ)となり立荘したと推測される。多烏（田烏）浦は神護寺の文覚(もんがく)によって当荘のうちとされたという。承久の乱に際していったん没収され後鳥羽(ごとば)院領になったが，乱後神護寺に返付され，安倍資良の血脈を継ぐ平氏女(たいらのうじのめ)（安倍資良孫子盛員入道嫡女）が預所職に補任された。1265年の若狭国惣田数帳写では17町９反余。荘内の多烏浦と汲部(つるべ)浦の間では狩倉(かりくら)山の古木伐採などをめぐる相論が起こった。元徳年間（1329年−1332年）の年貢目録によれば田20町４反半，塩浜は３町２反余，畠11町７反余であった。南北朝期，守護所が西津に置かれていた。
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