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Yoshitsune ukebumi, Minamoto no Yoshitsune
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「源義経請文」（原寸）『「（貼り紙）九郎御曹司殿御文」高野山阿弖川庄事、子細承候了、證文顯然之條所見及候也、早存其旨、以便宜且可申入事由候也、神社佛寺事実不便候、恐々謹言　五月二日　源義経』

高野山領紀伊阿弖川庄が同地の寂楽寺に押領されたので、その回復の命をうけ、義経が鎌倉の頼朝に指示を求める旨を回答したもの。、『源義経請文』義経自筆（1184年）
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MINAMOTO no Yoshitsune's ukebumi (the original sentence was 'Paid Paper, Kuro Onzoshiden Ofumi' , which was written in Ahegawa no sho on Mt. Koya, and the letter was not written, but it was written in detail, and it was convenient to make sure that it was written, and the fact that the fact of the temple and the Buddhist temples was inconvenient, and it was very hard to say that he was confined to MINAMOTO no Yoshitsune on May 2.Since Kii Azegawa no sho manor, a territory of Mt. Koya, was seized by Jakuraku-ji Temple in the same area, Yoshitsune was ordered to recover and responded by asking Yoritomo in Kamakura for his instructions."Minamoto no Yoshitsune ukebumi" written by Yoshitsune himself
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義経請文、源義経
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