Miri-no-sho

Japanese: 三入荘 - みりのしょう

A manor in Aki County, Aki Province. It is also called "Miiri no Sho." It was located in the Nenotani River basin in what is now Asakita Ward, Hiroshima City. It was the territory of Kyoto Shinkumano Shrine. Around the middle of the 12th century, there was a Saniri Ho in the territory of Yamashiro Iwashimizu Hachiman Shrine here, but the relationship with the establishment of Saniri Manor is unclear. In 1221, Kumagai Naotoki of Musashi entered the area as a land steward, and at that time he had 55 cho of rice fields and 19 cho of farmland. After that, he and his younger brother Sukenao (Sukenao) fought over the distribution of the land, and in 1264, the manor was divided into two Naotoki's territories and one Sukenao's territories, and the former came to be called Honjo and the latter Shinjo. A market settlement had already been formed in Honjo at that time. Kurashiki was also established at the mouth of the Sato River (now the Ota River) as a place to store and transport annual taxes. In Honjo, the Shita Jichubun (division of the land) was carried out in 1299, but the Shin Kumano Shrine's territory was limited to eight cho of rice fields, and the rest became the property of the Jito, and the Shin Kumano Shrine's territory became a mere formality.

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Japanese:

安芸国安芸郡の荘園。〈みいりのしょう〉ともいう。現広島市安佐北区の根谷(ねのたに)川流域にあった。京都新熊野(いまくまの)神社領。12世紀半ば頃にはこの地に山城石清水(いわしみず)八幡宮領三入保(ほ)があったが，三入荘成立との関係は不詳。1221年武蔵(むさし)の熊谷直時が地頭として入部，この頃の田地55町余・畠地19町余。その後弟祐直（資直）との間で所領配分をめぐって争い，1264年直時領２，祐直領１の割合で荘を分割することになり，前者を本荘，後者を新荘とよぶようになった。なおこの頃すでに本荘には市場集落が形成されていた。また佐東川（現太田川）河口には年貢の保管や輸送地としての倉敷が設けられた。本荘では1299年下地中分(したじちゅうぶん)が実施されたが，新熊野社の所領は田８町のみで，それ以外は地頭進止となり，新熊野社領は形骸化していった。

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