Ooba no Mino

Japanese: 大庭御野 - おおばのみの

This manor was located on the south bank of the Yodo River in Moriguchi City, Osaka Prefecture, in an area commonly known as Obata in Manda County, Kawachi Province. It was the property of the Kamon no Ryo (Kammon no Ryo) and is also called Obata Manor. It was first seen in the Yujo-ki as the Kamon no Ryo Obata Manor, but its origins are thought to date back to the Ibara Ashihara area in the Ritsuryo Kai (Notes to the Koki by the Ritsuryo Kamon no Ryo), and the Engishiki (Kamon no Ryo) records that the land was to be paid in the form of 190 cho of land in the Makomo area, 200 suge ... During the Kamakura period, Obanosho was a gift-giving estate with named fields and rice paddies for which the government paid for the production of safflower and straw as public duties. However, the named fields gradually became private property, and during the Nanboku-cho period, the samurai's seizure of land intensified to the point that the government was unable to perform its public duties, and the control of the Sobe-ryo declined.

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Japanese:

現大阪府守口市の淀川南岸，河内国茨田(まんだ)郡の大庭と汎称された地域にあった皇室領荘園。掃部寮(かもんのりょう)領で，大庭荘ともいう。《遊女記》に〈掃部寮大庭庄〉とみえるのが初見だが，起源は《令集解》（職員令掃部司の〈古記〉注）にみえる〈茨田葦原〉，《延喜式》（掃部寮）記載の（蒋沼一百九十町）にまでさかのぼるものと推測される。《延喜式》では〈蒋(まこも)一千囲〉〈菅(すげ)二百囲〉〈莞(い)五百囲〉を納めることに定められている。鎌倉時代の大庭庄は紅花，薦(こも)を公役として負担する名田畑をもつ供御所であったが，次第に名田畑が私領化し，さらに南北朝期には武家の押領が激化して公役を勤仕することもできない状態に陥り，掃部寮の支配は衰退していった。

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