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Japanese: 浮田荘 - うきたのしょう

This manor was located in Miyazaki County, Hyuga Province, and is identified with the area centered on present-day Ukita in Miyazaki City. It was established in 1057 when the provincial governor, Sugano Masayoshi, divided the land in Miyazaki County and donated it to Buzen Usa Shrine. In 1095, Kashiwabara Betsufu and other land were allocated. According to the Hachiman Usa Shrine Shrine Land Mirror, the land was designated as 112 cho, and according to the Hyuga Province Map of Fields of 1197, the land was designated as 300 cho, and the payment agent was the widow of the late Usa Daigūji Kinmichi no Sukune (the fourth son of Saeki). In 1203, Kinmichi's eldest son, Kinsada, was confirmed as the land steward and payment agent. After that, a dispute arose between Kinsada and his sister, Usa Nakako, which became a dispute that involved the Honjo Konoe family. In the mid-Kamakura period, the Takatsukasa family donated it to the Tohoku-in temple of Kofuku-ji Temple in Nara on a permanent basis. This manor was originally a source of funds for the Great Prajnaparamita Sutra recitation prayers at Kasuga Shrine in Nara, but in 1373 it was designated as a source of military provisions and entrusted to Tsuchimochi Mikawa no Kami.

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Japanese:

日向国宮崎郡にあった荘園で，現宮崎市浮田を中心とする一帯に比定。1057年国司菅野政義が宮崎郡内の地を区画し豊前宇佐宮に寄進して成立した。1095年には柏原(かしわばる)別符などを分出。《八幡宇佐宮神領大鏡》では起請定田112町，1197年の《日向国図田帳》では田代300町，弁済使は故宇佐大宮司公通宿禰後家（佐伯四子）。1203年公通の嫡子公定が地頭弁済使職を安堵された。その後公定と姉妹である宇佐中子との間で紛争が起き，本所近衛家を巻き込む相論となった。鎌倉中期には鷹司家から奈良興福寺東北院に永代寄進された。当荘は奈良春日社大般若転読祈祷料所であったが，1373年兵粮料所に指定され，土持三河守に預けられた。

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