Tamotsu Irie

Japanese: 入江保 - いりえのほ

Binpo no ho, a vassal of the shodenryo (Binpo office) in Takamiya-gun, Aki Province (present-day Kami-irie and Shimo-irie, Yoshida-cho, Takada-gun, Hiroshima Prefecture). In 1189 (Bun'ei 5), the Aki kokushi designated the area as a Binpo land with an annual tax burden of 3 koku 3 to 4 sho 4 go of oil and 76 koku 4 sho 4 go of rice. At the time of its establishment, the area of cultivated land was small at just over 6 tan, and there were obstacles from the provincial government office, but the territory gradually stabilized, and according to a tax dispersal letter (accounting document) from 1274 (Bun'ei 11), the area included 31 cho 310 bu of rice fields, 22 cho 7 tan 40 bu of farmland, and 7 cho 3 tan 7 cho of chestnut groves. The items allocated to the Kyoto market were a wide variety of items, including rice, soybeans, pounded chestnuts, mulberry cloth, flower paper, hemp for the home, night duty money, inspection boxes, miscellaneous leather, skewers of persimmons, charcoal, firewood, and lacquer.

Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information

Japanese:

安芸国高宮郡(現，広島県高田郡吉田町上入江，下入江)の主殿寮便補保（びんぽのほ）。1189年(文治5)安芸国司により年別油3石3斗4升4合，大粮米76石4升4合の負担地として便補指定をうけ成立。成立当時の作田数は6反余という狭小なもので国衙在庁の妨げもみられたが，やがて領有が安定し1274年(文永11)の年貢散用状(計算書)によれば，田31町310歩，畠22町7反大40歩，栗林7町3反大，京進にあてられる所出物は米，大豆，搗栗（かちぐり）のほか桑代布，花紙，在家苧，宿直銭，御覧箱，雑皮，串柿，炭薪，漆などの多岐にわたっていた。

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