Irikiin - Irikiin

Japanese: 入来院 - いりきいん

The name of the region in the Middle Ages in Satsuma County, Satsuma Province. It is believed that the name of Soin, a development base on the frontier, became the name of the territory. The area is now Iriki-cho, Satsumasendai City, Kagoshima Prefecture. At the end of the Heian period, the area had over 92 cho of rice fields, of which 75 cho were part of the Yorigo-gun of Shimazu Manor (Konoe family territory) that was semi-unexported. The original local lord was the Tomo clan, who served as the benzai-shi (official landlord) of the Tomo clan. In the Kamakura period, the eastern warriors Chiba and Shibuya clans entered the area as land stewards, and the Tomo clan's rule gradually came under pressure. By the end of the 13th century, most of the Shibuya clan had moved to Iriki-in, and branch families established themselves in each village within the inn through a clan-like system of eldest sons, and the eldest son's family called themselves the Iriki-in clan and grew into a local lord.
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Japanese:

薩摩国薩摩郡の中世の地域名。辺境の開発拠点である倉院(そういん)の名が，所領単位名になったとみられている。現鹿児島県薩摩川内市入来町一帯。平安末期の田数92町余，うち75町は半不輸の島津荘（近衛家領）寄郡(よりごおり)であった。土着の本領主は伴氏で，当院弁済使(べんざいし)を勤めた。鎌倉時代になると東国武士千葉氏や渋谷氏が地頭として入部，伴氏の支配は次第に圧迫されていった。渋谷氏は13世紀末までに一族の大半が入来院に移住，惣領制的な同族結合をもって院内各村に庶家が割拠，惣領家は入来院氏を称して国人領主に成長した。
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