Imatomi-so

Japanese: 今富荘 - いまとみのしょう

This was a manor in Wakasa Province, with its center in what is now Obama City, Fukui Prefecture. It was originally an alias for the provincial government tax office, which was mainly located in Onyu County but was also scattered in Mikata and Oi County, and is often referred to as the tax office Ima Tomina in historical documents. The name Ima Tomina appears in the Wakasa Nakate Saigou land survey plan from 1265, and according to a copy of the Wakasa Province total field count from the same year, there were over 55 cho of rice fields, of which 37 cho were located in Tomitago, while 51 cho were scattered in the various villages of Onyu County, such as Shimago, Saigo, and Togo, and the rest belonged to Mikata and Oi counties. The lord of the domain has been the Shugo of Wakasa Province almost consistently since the Kamakura period, with the Hojo clan's Tokuso in the middle and late Kamakura period, the Northern and Southern Court period when Shugo changed frequently, and the Isshiki clan and then the Takeda clan in the Muromachi and Sengoku periods. In the Meitokuki, it appears as "Zeisho Imatomi-sho" as a large manor within the Yamana clan's domain, and is said to have been given to Isshiki Sennobu by the Shogun as a reward for military achievements. Historical documents from 1540 refer to it as "Kunitomi-sho Imatomi," and part of it is included in Kunitomi-sho (present-day Obama City).

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Japanese:

若狭国の荘園で，中心部は現福井県小浜(おばま)市内であった。本来は遠敷(おにゅう)郡を中心に三方(みかた)郡・大飯(おおい)郡にも散在していた国衙(こくが)税所(さいしょ)の別名(べちみょう)で，史料には税所今富名とみえることが多い。1265年の若狭中手西郷内検帳案に今富名の名が散見され，同年の若狭国惣田数帳写によれば田数55町余，このうち富田郷の37町余を中心に志万(しま)郷・西郷・東郷の遠敷郡内の諸郷に51町余が散在し，残りは三方・大飯両郡に属した。領主には鎌倉期以来ほぼ一貫して若狭国守護が補せられ，鎌倉中・後期には北条氏得宗(とくそう)，守護が頻繁に代わった南北朝期を挟み，室町・戦国期には一色氏ついで武田氏が伝領した。《明徳記》には山名氏分国内の大荘として〈税所今富庄〉とみえ，軍功の賞として将軍から一色詮範に与えられたという。1540年の史料には〈国富庄今富〉とあり，一部が国富(くにとみ)荘（現小浜市）に包摂されている。

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