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Preface
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Part 1 Primitive and Ancient

Chapter 4 Yayoi period

Overview

Daiba Fujizuka Site

Kirigaoka Ruins

Orimoto Nishihara Site

Miyahara-Shimizuba Site

Nomi-do Site

Asako Terahara Site

Kanpuku Teraura Site

Yazakihara Site

Received Daiyama Site

Ko Shrine Ruins

Shakado hall Site

Ko Kuroya Site

Yokkahata Site

Inari-mae Site

Shimone Site

Chapter 5, Kofun period

Overview

Inari-mae Kofun Group

Kokuzo Tumulus

Asako Terahara Burial Mounds

Sugisawa Tumulus

Kitamon Burial Mounds

Akata Burial Mounds

A side hole located in Jikecho

Ekoda side hole

Ichigao Yokoana Group

Kumagaya Yokoana Group

Shimone and Amagaya Yokoana Group

East side hole group

Higashi cultivated land

Higashihara Site

Kami-Tanimoto Second Site

Mt. Yazaki Site

Nasunahara Site No.3 District

Chapter 6 Nara-Heian period

Overview

Chojabaru Site

Kami-Tanimoto Second Site

Received Daiyama Site

Nasunahara Site No.3 District

Yabune Fudohara Site

Miyahara-Shimizuba Site

Higashi cultivated land

Crematory tombs from Nara to Heian period

Archeology-related catalog of Midori Ward

En-ku Local History Study Group Archeological Subcommittee Bulletin "Ashiato" General Contents

Part 2 Middle Ages

Chapter 3 North-South Dynasty and Muromachi period

Overview

Drawing

In the first year of Kozo (1333), Yasuie Hojo's army teamed on Oyamada to pick up the Yoshisada Nitta army moving south.

On the other hand, Sadamasa Kanazawa fights between Sadatane Chiba and Tsurumi.

Two Kenmu years (1334-36) You can see Musashi Kuni Asogo and others in the catalog of Ashikaga Takashi and Naoyoshi.

(3) In 1335 (1335), Tokiyuki Hojo raised his army in Shinano and approached Kamakura. Battle with Tadayoshi Ashikaga Army in Idezawa

(Iv) 1341 (1341) Settsu Chikahide Literary Disposal Letter as Noh Naotoshi Shigetomi and Matsuo Maru.

There is Ozawa-go

5 1343 (1343) Shuto Yamauchi, Norinori, owned by the territory of Musashi-kuni Eta-go Uchiborinai Akata, Bingo-kuni Tsukuchi, a family member of Tsukuchi

Donated to Zenho-ji Temple together with Shonai Otomaruna and Aihiro and Tsutsuna

6 In 1343 (1343), Takanori Miyake and Tomotada Ogino in the southern morning were raised, but were attacked by Ashikaga and defeated.

Ashikaga's Samurai Shojidai Tsuzuki entrance is active

(7) Regarding the role of dairy cows in Hongo Horiuchi, Aso-go, which Takashi Ashikaga donated to Honing-ji Temple earlier in 1345 (1345).

Musashi Kunimoridai Yakushiji sent a letter of exemption to the elder of Honingji.

8 1351 (1351) Noriaki Uesugi, Kanto territory, won Jiro Hatano with Kawai-go, Tsuzuki-gun, etc. as a medal award.

I ordered him to keep it

In 1352 (1352), Takashi Ashikaga embarked on Honingji territory Asogo Uchigo and Horiuchi.

In 1352 (1352), Takashi Ashikaga was the Hokkedo territory Musashi Kuni Kodago, etc. in Sanetomo Minamotono, which is under the control of Daigo-ji Temple Sanboin Temple.

I gave you a teaching about the matter

In 11364 (1364), Noriharu Uesugi was asked about half of Kurokawa-go in Koyamanosho in response to the complaint of the Onito Bureau.

At the order of Kanto Kokata Motoji Ashikaga, Minoru Kaji and others were given half of the land to the deputy of the bureau.

In 121364 (1364), Minoru Kaji passed half of Kurokawa-go to the deputy of the Onini Bureau.

Ichizo In 1372 (1372), the Onini bureau donated half of Kurokawa-go to Koyoin in subordinate Zen Temple, Enkaku-ji Temple.

Kanto Kokata Ashikaga Kinomaru issued a letter of relief and approved it.

14 1372 (1372) Kanto territory Yoshinori Uesugi received the order of Kanto Kokata, half the territory of Kurokawa-go to Koumein.

I ordered Norikata Uesugi to give it

151380 (1380) Kanto Kokata Ujimitsu Ashikaga was based on a letter of donation, such as the site of Oi Saburo in Ishikawa-go, Tsuzuki-gun.

He ordered Shigetaka Mune and Captain Shirozaemon Yamashita to receive the base from Kinrikuji.

16 1380 (1380) Mune Shigetaka followed the order of Ujimitsu Ashikaga in Kanto, including the site of Oi Saburo in Ishikawago, Tsuzuki-gun, according to the order of Kanto Kokata Ujimitsu Ashikaga.

The base of the ground was passed on to the small palms of Kinrikuji

In 171380 (1380), the Daikan Myogen of Shigetaka Mune was based on the site of Oi Saburo in Ishikawa-go, Tsuzuki-gun.

It was handed over to the small palms of Kinriku-ji Temple

18 1382 (1382) Kanto Kokata Ujimitsu Ashikaga sent to chief priest, Tsurugaoka Hachiman-gu, the land of Musashikuni Kosekihodedomura.

191382 (1382) Kanto Kokata Ujimitsu Ashikaga ordered Shosuke Chikugo Criminal Department to deliver the land of Musashikuni Kosekihodeto Village, a prayer place, to Wakamiya chief priest Daibantokuni, Tsuruoka.

201387 (1387) Kanto Kokata Ujimitsu Ashikaga rejected Daisuke Takakura's complaint about half of Kurokawa-go.

I reported this to Koumein

21 1393 (1393) Nushinbo donated to Kokuseiji Temple in Ishikawa-gouchida, Tsuzuki-gun, and Kanto Kokata Ujimitsu Ashikaga was relieved.

22 years Unknown around 1398 (1398), Musashi Kuni Go Yoshida can be seen in the order of Kotsuinji Temple.

23 1398 (1398) Doen dedicated a crocodile to Zao Gongen in Sugao Okura, Shimotato-gun

24 1404 (1404) Exemption from Koumein of Soja Rokushomiya built-in antisen was applied to Mr. Hanaya, the guardian.

It was issued by Kanto-fu magistrate

From 25 1381 (1381) to 1403 (1403), the priest of Tsuruoka Hachimanguji Temple was honored.

It was the Buddhist monk of the Zen temple

From 26 1401 (1401) to 2018 (1423), the monks of Tsuruoka Hachimanguji Temple were honored.

It was the kingzen (Zen) temple.

27 1404 (1405) The monk Choben of Jindaiji Temple wrote the letter of memorial service for Tsunashima-gobashi.

28 1416 (1416) Kanto Kokata Ashikagamochi joined the Zenshu rebellion with Ujinori Uesugi (Zenshu) and Kido /

We sent Shimojo's territory and the ruins of Jiro Nagai's entrance to Koseki Honai to Yoshihide Naganuma

29 1416 (1416), Mitsutaka Ashikaga and Mochinaka, who expelled Kanto Kokata Ashikaga Mochi, were defeated by the samurai of Mochikata.

For this reason, Norikata Uesugi will be sent to a small desk.

30 1417 (1417) Mitsutaka Ashikaga and Ujinori Uesugi (Zenhide), Musashi-Kuniseiya (Seya) Hara, etc.

Battle

31 1417 (1417) Mitsuchi Settsu replaced Ozawa, Musashi Kunikurazuki Shonai Moroe and Yamaguchi as a substitute for Ozawa and Koseki, Musashi Country.

Nanzenji? I donated to Katsuken

In 1422 (1422), Mr. Isshiki Ogosho donated Imai Village in Yamazaki-go to Taisanji Hongu.

Mr. Shigeru Ashikaga, Kanto, was relieved.

331430 (1430) Kanto Kokata Ashikagamochi applied for the application of Morihide Nikaido, and the site of Hikojiro Katayama in Ichigao-go.

I donated it to Rinkai-ji Temple in Kawazu, Izu country

In 1433 (1433), Enoki Shimojo lord Kenna Uesugi dedicated the Tachikawa Fuzaiji version Gobe Onori Sutra to Tsurugaoka Hachiman-gu.

35 1435 (1435) Kanto Kokata Ashikagamo acknowledged the fact that the rice fields of Sugao-go, Musashi-kuni leaked.

Instructed Mr. Morihide Nikaido, the secretary of the Kamakura Prefectural Government Office, to talk about the field.

36 1438 (1438) In the battle between Sagami Odawara and Kazematsuri, Ashikaga Mochi's Masagami Sugino was defeated and captured.

In a letter from the Nichiren sect Buddhist monk Japan and North Korea in the middle of the 15th century, Suzawa and Onda in Musashi Province were involved in the missionary activities of Japanese superiors.

Therefore, it states that the believers are continuing.

38 1452 (1452) Ozawa-go, Ozawa-go, Koseki Honai Shigetomi, etc., entrusted to the letter of Mitsuchi Settsu's letter.

Tomokuni Hatakeyama, the territory of the Muromachi Shogunate, knew the territory with the intention of Shogun Yoshimasa Ashikaga.

39 1477 (1477) Ashikaga Furukawa relieved Oyamada Hoshinkoji and others as Hokoku-ji territory in Kamakura.

1940 Civilization 9-10 (1477-8) Michio Ota fought with Kageharu Nagao's ruling party Yasukyo Toyoshima and others, and was based on the Thai Keikei.

Drop off a small castle

41 1478 (1478) Mr. Ashikaga Furukawa sent a letter from Jinchu to Umeko Koyama Ku, and his allies were in the house.

He states the war situation, such as the fact that the small desk hazard was deprived by Michio Ota, and urges the army.

42 years Unknown From the end of the 15th century to 1501, Tadakei Nagao, the butler of Akisada Uesugi, Kanto territory, was the annual tribute of small desks.

In response to the news of everyone's loss, Narita Mikawa Irimichi should pay the annual tribute to Unzenan Pagoda Kubo Juncho.

I will send you a letter saying

You can see Musashi Asogo Ouzenji Hanazoin in the postscript of the lingering mirror with the date of 1488 (1488).

From 1373 (1373) to 1474 (1473), the Shingon sect Daigo Sanboin Temple tradition was introduced.

The monks, Toumi, Inyu, etc., live in temples such as Onda, Toriyama, Ouzenji, Okagami, Niiba, and Enoki.

45 years Unknown Around the end of the 15th century, you can see Hatsushigo, county following in Kumano Nachiyama Jihoin Dannamochi Branch.

1486 (1486) Doko went around the eastern country to strengthen the Kumano mountaineering asceticism cult, passing through Niwa from Maruko.

Leading to a mailer

[Supplemental Materials] Kodago-related materials 1-9 of Daigo-ji Temple document

Chapter 4 Warring States period

castle relations remain

1. Koseki Castle Ruins

2. Eda Castle Ruins

3. The ruins of Enoki Shimojo

4. Chigasaki Castle Ruins

Documents related to Mr. Gohojo

1. Suzuki Family Documents

2. Uehara Family Documents

Third, the Great Sone Family Document

4. Unshoin document

5. Inoue Family Documents

6. Odawara House of Representatives

Documents after entering Ieyasu Tokugawa

1. Jinya relations

2. Kawawa Village, 1632 Land Inspection Book

3. possession of Yokomizo family, sword, matchlock musket

4. vermilion seal stamp bill

Five-ringed pagoda of Saedo Muryoji Temple

Five-ringed pagoda of Honyanagi-ji Temple, Kamoi

Tower of Ondacho Kasuya

Hojuin Olympic Tower

Monument of Kamoshidacho Nenbutsudo

Plate monument of Dairinji Temple, Nagatsuda-cho

The monument of Hikaru Hayashi-ji Temple in Kamoi-cho

Monument of Saedocho Muryoji Temple

Plate monument of Kawawa-cho Muryoji Temple

Monument to the treasure tower of Honyanagi-ji Temple in Kamoi-cho

Edacho Yahane Fudodo Hall Monument

Kannen Buddha Monument at Kamiyamotochocho (now Mitakedai) Shosenin Temple

Memorial Buddha monument of Kurosuda-cho

Monument of Motoishikawa (now Azamino)

Part 3 Early Modern

Chapter 5 Sukyo

Overview

1671 (1671) Saedo Village Sugo Document

Year of the Holy Calendar (1756-62) Nagatsudamura Sugo Document

1776 (1776) Saedo Village Sugo Document

1838 (1838) Shimotanimoto Village Tobunsuke Township Book

1842 (1842) Tetsumura Kasukego Various Entry Book

1854 (1854) Shimotanimoto Village Loan Application Form

Chapter 6, Five-person Book

Overview

1749 (1749) Kubo Village Five-person Book

1815 (1815) Teraie Village Five-person Book

1846 (1846) Kubo Village Five-person Book

Chapter 7 Water Use

Overview

1721 (1716) Water Paper of Nagatsuda Village and Mizushita Seven Villages

1803 (1803) Kami-Tanimoto Village Tamesui Paper

Bunsei period (1823-24) Jotetsu Village and other four villages water papers

1858 (1858) Ichigao Village and 12 other village applications

Chapter 8 Takaba

Overview

1719 (179) Tokaichiba Village Takaba Document

1719 (179) Kubo-mura Takaba document

Part 4 Modern

Chapter 5 Educational Materials

Overview 　

First Annual Report of the Ministry of Education (School District, School and Teachers, Academic Affairs Committee, Statistical Table)

2nd Annual Report of the Ministry of Education (Kanagawa Prefectural Public Elementary School Table)

(Kawashima, Kamoi, Futamatagawa, Miyazawa, Kawai, Imajuku, Nakayama, Kubo, Aoto, Nakamura, hassaku, Nagatsuta, Tanimoto, Iron, Onda, Nara, Ichinosawa)

Four Gakusha Figures (Kubo, Nagatsuta, Onda, Aoto, hassaku, Nara, Nakamura, Teraya, Kamoi, Hongo)

(5) Payments Record since the establishment of the 6th Ward Gakusha

Rokuonta (Tada) School Student List

Shichihasaku Gakusha Student List

(8) Notification of the name of elementary school students (Tokaichiba Village)

Notification of the name of elementary school students (Tetsumura)

10 Notification of the name of elementary school

(Kubo Village)

(Aoto Gakusha) 12.

Ichizo Student Record Book (Kamoi Gakusha)

14 In the Student Age Record (Hongo Village)

15 School of Men and Women

16 elementary school teacher monthly salary

17 School Age Population Survey Report (Onda Village)

18 Tsuzuki-gun Educational Bulletin No. 1

Chapter 6 The World Articles in the Daily Newspaper

Overview

Construction of a school in Tanimoto Village

The hail damage in Yoshidamura

How to establish a Santosho School

The old evils of the countryside

5 Insults of God

Seibei Toshida, a virtue of Onda Village

Controversy over the Seven Land Tax Reform Project

8 Theft Investigation Report

Drought in Kutsuzuki-gun

The trend of the story of Saemon

Overview of 11

Appointment of 12 Mayors

Donations to Ichizo School

Appointment of the Secretary of the 14th county

Appointment of 15 county secretary

Location of 16 County Office

17 county government office location conversion request

Rescue of the poor in Onda village

19 Letter Application for Conversion of Location of County Offices

20-year-old county office location change

21 Falling at Ishikawa School

22 Kawai village area Oyumi trend

Establishment of a medical training center

24 Sakaimachi police department Kawai Branch Office

Atsushi family of Nigo Onda Village

Donations to Kamoi School

27 letter, reduction teacher's den

Donation of new construction costs for the Shimokawai Police Branch Office

Establishment of 29 Agricultural Talks

Chrysanthemum of Kawawa Village

Donations to Sanichi Ikebe School

Request for establishment of the Sanji Sake Shochu Association

Establishment of Sansan Ikuei and Kyoaisha

Purpose of 34 Ikuei and Kyoaisha

Sangoitagaki Respiration Party

Sanroku Musashi Roku-gun social gathering

37 Icemaking in Kanagawa Prefecture

Mr. Toshida Seibei's ceremony attached to the chief of the county

Establishment of a medical training center

Insufficient water in Tsuzuki-gun

Election of Executive Committee Members of the 41 District

Mayor of New Tsuzuki

Forty-three-five-day social gathering and arts-related talk

Donation of 44 Chrysanthemums

Inauguration ceremony of the Shigo-Kawawa Police Branch Office, etc.

46 Advertisement for Kanagawa Social gathering

47 Application for ice making water purification test

Reelection of 48 standing committee members

49 Elections of the Health Committee and the Standing Committee

Executive of the Tea Industry Association

Location of the 51th Office

Number of heads, number of towns and villages, number of units

53

The reality of the poor in Kanagawa Prefecture

Appointed as Gogo Sato Sadamiki Prefectural Government

By-elections for members of the prefectural assembly

57 Kawawa Chrysanthemum

58 Kanagawa Prefectural Assembly Member

Fifty-nine Tsuzuki-gun big social gathering

60 Ice making in Kanagawa Prefecture

Sixty-one Club First Party

623-gun volunteer party

Election of 63 prefectural assembly members

Refual against the election of 64 prefectural assembly members

Counselor of Counselor

66. Counseling of Club Members

67 House of Representatives election expenses

Election of 68 members

Gathering of Kanagawa Club

70 A social gathering for the second constituencies in Kanagawa Prefecture

71 Candidates for House of Representatives in Kanagawa Prefecture

72 Wheat Farming in Kanagawa Prefecture

73 House of Representatives Election Results

Seventy-four-five social gathering

Business conditions of silkworm species and wheat cropping in Shichigo Kanagawa Prefecture

76 Candidates for House of Representatives Election

77 The People's Party Speech in Kanagawa Prefecture

Business conditions in the second ward of Kanagawa Prefecture

79 Member of the House of Representatives

80 Kanagawa Prefecture Freedom Reception

81 Land Tax Reduction Alliance

82 People's Party Congress

General Assembly of Jiyuto (83)

Eighty-four out-of-hospital volunteer tournament

85 Kanagawa Prefectural Assembly Member

86 Election of Counselor of Kanagawa Prefecture Counselor

87 Rice cultivation in Kanagawa Prefecture

88 Kanagawa Prefectural Assembly Member Election

89 Winner of Kanagawa Prefectural Assembly

90 Kanagawa Pref.

Guard of the 91 Police Department

Winner of the 92 House of Representatives

Kusansoo Railway Co., Ltd.

1994 Rice Farming in Kanagawa Prefecture

95 Conscription Counselor

96 This year's rice cultivation in Kanagawa Prefecture

97 Change of Yokohama Hachioji railway prospectus

1998 Kanagawa Prefectural Progressive Party

99 Yokohama's cattle plague

Rejection of application for launch of Yokohama Railway

Petition for expansion of Tsuzuki county

102 Yokohama Railway

103 Launch of the Yokohama Railway Problem

104 Approval of Yokohama Railway

105 Yokohama Line survey approval

106 Survey of Yokohama Railway

107 General Assembly of the Founder of the Yokohama Railway

Advertisement for Yokohama Railway Shareholders

109 Yokohama Railroad Co., Ltd.

110 Establishment of Credit Unions

111 Application for Yokohama Railway License

Honor of Tana Village 112

113 The Title of Yokohama Railway

Sericulture in 114 Naka Satomura

Groundbreaking ceremony for the 115th Yokohama Railway

116 Mako Training Session

117 New station name of Yokohama Railway

118 The opening of the Yokohama Railway

General Assembly of the 19th Yokohama Railway

120 Tsuzuki-gun Youth League Association Rules

Opening ceremony of the 121 Nagatsuta Youth Association

122 Agricultural Products Fair

123 Boshin Shosho Reading Ceremony

124 Silk Industry Seminar Certificate Award Ceremony

125 Buddhist speech

126 Youth Association Preparation

127 School Problems in Satomura

School problems in Satomura, 128

129 Regional Improvement Opening Ceremony

The 130th Shin-sha Great Address

131 School problem solving

132 Tsuzuki Academic Affairs Status

133 Tsuzuki Academic Affairs Status

134 Sericulture Lecture

135 Tsuzuki Agricultural Implementation Site

136 sweet persimmon Zenjimaru

The honor of the 137th pine forest field

Chrysanthemum of Kawawa

Part 5 Folklore

Chapter 3 Annual Events

Overview

Preparing for Kazumasa Month Events in December

（1） Soot sweeping

（2） Rice cake milling

（3） Kadomatsu, New Year's decorations

（4） New Year's Eve soba

New Year's Day

（1） An old man

（2） Put the axis of faith in the three companies

（3） Over six days

（4） Herb porridge

（5） Storehouse opening (Mirror opening)

（6） Dosojin Festival (Dondo Yaki)

(b) Cocoon ball dumpling

(b) Squirrel

（7） Red bean porridge

（8） New Year's Day (Hagoita split)

March event

（1） Setsubun, Mamemaki

（2） 8 days

（3） The first day

（4） Day of Shaka's Day

April-March event

（1） A peach

（2） Spring Higankai

（3） Jijin-ko

（4） Jizo Nenbutsu Lecture

May April event

（1） Flower Festival (Shaka Birthday)

June 30

（1） Dango's Setsudo (Men's Setsudo)

July-June event

（1） Wheat autumn and rice planting

（2） Natsukoshi's exorcism

August event

1998

（1） Cleaning of Buddhist altars and graveyards

（2） Bon fence decoration

（3） Making sand fill

（4） A fire

（5） Grave visit

（6） Bodaiji Temple Fence Sutra

（7） Fire

September event

（1） Fifteen Nights (Otsukimi)

（2） Autumn equinoctial meeting

November 2011:

（1） Thirteen Nights of the Moon

December event

（1） Harvesting Celebration (Celebration Celebration)

（2） Boinoko's peony mochi

Ichizo December event

（1） 8 days

（2） Winter solstice

（3） New Year's Eve New Year's Eve

14 Changes in values for old events, etc.

（1） Kohoku New Town Cultural Properties Survey

Chapter 4, the rite of life (the rite of passage)

Overview

One's customs

（1） Pregnancy

（2） Childbirth

（3） Postpartum

(b) A third celebration

(b) Seven nights, naming

(c) I went out for the first time

(ni) first shrine visit for a newborn

(ho) Beginning of eating

2 adult customs

（1） Growth

(b) Birthday

(b) The first party

(c) A child and a pick-up parent

(ni) Celebration of Shichigosan (Miyari)

（2） Marriage

(b) marriage ritual

(b) Wedding

3 Funeral customs

（1） Death

(b) Sata, preparation

(b) Coffin, wake-up

（2） A coffin, a sender

（3） Burial

（4） Buddhist memorial service

（5） Funeral methods for women and children

(b) A woman's grave

(b) A child tomb

(c) Funeral Law of Children

Chapter 5 Folk religion

Overview

1 Indoor Shinto and Buddha

Niyashiki deity

Lecture in Mimura

（1） Inari-ko

（2） Jijin-ko

（3） Nenbutsu-ko

（4） Koshin Lecture

（5） 10 night course

(4) Remote Area Visiting Course

（1） Three Mountains of Dewa Lecture

（2） Daisen Lecture

（3） Haruna Lecture

（4） Fujiko

（5） Dr. Hamakawa

Five Jizo worship

（1） Jizo in each district

Editing Postscript
List of Document Providers
List of Editorial Committees
List of Editing Cooperators
Writing sharing of Volumes 1 and 2