Hahabe Yasuo - Hahabe

Japanese: 波々伯部保 - ははかべ

This was the land of Kanshin-in Temple, Gion Shrine, Kyoto, located in Taki County, Tanba Province. It can also be read as "Hohokabe." It is currently located in the area of Sasayama City, Hyogo Prefecture. In 1098, Gyoen of Kanshin-in Temple established a ho with 25 cho of farmland, but it was not recognized by the provincial governor and was confiscated. In 1130, Gyoen's successor, Kanen, donated materials for the construction of temples that were imposed on Tanba Province, and the ho was reinstated. It remained one of the four ho of Gion Shrine throughout the Middle Ages. In the late Kamakura period, the Hoho clan, who were the development lords and claimed to have inherited the position of Geshishiki for generations, repeatedly seized the land, and in the Muromachi period, it lost its substance.

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Japanese:

丹波(たんば)国多紀(たき)郡にあった京都祗園(ぎおん)社感神(かんしん)院領。〈ほほかべ〉とも読む。現兵庫県篠山(ささやま)市域にあたる。1098年感神院の行円(ぎょうえん)が田地25町余をもって立保したが，国司(こくし)に認められず，収公されている。1130年行円の跡の桓円が丹波国に課された寺院の造営用材を納めたことから保の復活が認められ，以後中世を通じて祗園社領４ヵ保の一つとして推移する。鎌倉後期には開発領主で代々下司職(げししき)を相伝してきたと主張する波々伯部保氏によって押領(おうりょう)が繰り返され，室町期には実体が失われていった。

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