Okawado Mikuriya (Okawado Mikuriya)

Japanese: 大河土御厨(大河戸御厨) - おおかわどのみくりや

A mikuriya in the territory of Ise Jingu, whose relic location is now Okawado, Matsubushi-cho, Kitakatsushika-gun, Saitama Prefecture. It is believed to have been the area of the old Tone River basin from present-day Matsubushi-cho to Koshigaya-shi, Saitama Prefecture, and part of it extended into Adachi-gun, Musashi Province. In 1184, Minamoto no Yoritomo donated Okawado mikuriya to Ise Jingu in order to hold new Nagahi gohei and special annual festivals. At the time of the donation, it was the territory of the Outer Shrine, but it soon became the territory of both the Inner Shrine and the Outer Shrine. At the end of the 12th century, the area of Tashiro was said to be over 800 cho, but Honda is thought to have been about 40 cho. After that, there were quarrels with the priests of Ise Shrine and disputes over the position of the head priest, but it seems to have functioned as the territory of Ise Jingu until the mid-14th century.

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Japanese:

現在の埼玉県北葛飾郡松伏(まつぶし)町大川戸を遺称地とする伊勢神宮領の御厨。現松伏町から埼玉県越谷(こしがや)市にかけての古利根(ふるとね)川流域一帯に比定され，一部は武蔵国足立(あだち)郡にもまたがっていたと考えられる。1184年，源頼朝は新たに長日御幣や毎年臨時祭などを勤行するため，大河戸御厨を伊勢神宮に寄進した。寄進当時は外宮領であったが，まもなく内・外両宮の所領となったらしい。12世紀末には田代800余町とされるが，本田は40町ほどとみられる。その後伊勢宮神人との喧嘩や給主職をめぐる争論などがあったが，14世紀半ばすぎまでは伊勢神宮領として機能していたようである。

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