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system. Hereditary landowners, often descendants of estate managers sent by the original stakeholders, commended shares of the revenue produced to more powerful leaders at the court, in return for protection of their independence and tax-free status. The foundation of the estate in the late Heian era
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Okuyama Manor, Castle, and
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471:臭水遺跡
447:黒川城跡
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