Ouchi-so - Ouchi-no-sho

Japanese: 大内荘 - おおうちのしょう

This manor was established in Ouchigo, Kasa County, Tango Province (Wamyosho), and was also called Yoshii Manor. There is a place called Yoshii in what is now Uyasu, Maizuru City, Kyoto Prefecture, and this area is identified with the area. Ouchigo was donated to the Nyobo Bendono Bureau of Hachijo-in by the development lord Taira Tatsukiyo in 1184 (although he retained the position of Jito), and a part of this, the Yoshii Manor Main Branch, was donated to Hachijo-in, and the Nyobo Bendono Bureau was appointed as its steward. Later, in 1338, one third of the land of the Ouchigo Yoshii Manor Lordship was donated to Toji Temple (Kyoogokokuji Temple) by two of Tatsukiyo's descendants (the Lordship position refers to the Jito position that Tatsukiyo had previously reserved). After this, Yoshii Manor, which was owned by Toji Temple, came to be called Ouchi Manor, but in the 14th century, Ouchi Manor, which is thought to have been the property of Rokuharamitsu Temple, appears in historical documents, and in the 15th century, Yoshii Manor (Ouchi Manor) which was owned by Kitano Shrine (Kitano Tenmangu Shrine) also existed.

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Japanese:

丹後国加佐郡大内郷（《和名抄》）に成立した荘園で，吉囲(よしい)荘ともいった。現京都府舞鶴市上安(うやす)に字名〈吉井〉があり，同所を含む一帯に比定される。大内郷は1184年開発領主平辰清から八条院女房弁殿御局に寄進されたが（ただし地頭職は留保），このなかの１部〈吉囲荘本家職〉がさらに八条院に寄進され，女房弁局はその預所に補任された。その後1338年には〈大内郷吉囲荘領主職〉のうち下地３分の１が，辰清の子孫２人から東寺（教王護国寺）に寄進されている（領主職は辰清が先に留保した地頭職を意味する）。このあと東寺領吉囲荘は大内荘とよばれるようになったが，14世紀には六波羅蜜(ろくはらみつ)寺領と推定される大内荘が史料にみえ，15世紀には北野社（北野天満宮）領吉囲荘（大内荘）も存在した。

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