They were called jito (manager and lord of manor), and the given territory (chigyo) was called chigyosho or kyusho (in the bakufu, the given territory belonging to gokenin was specifically called kyuchi in order to distinguish it from chigyochi, the given territory belonging to hatamoto who are higher- ranked retainers)
彼らは地頭と呼ばれ、知行として与えられた土地（知行地）を知行所（ちぎょうしょ）もしくは給所（きゅうしょ）と呼んだ（なお、幕府御家人の場合は格上である旗本の知行地である給所と区別する意味で給地（きゅうち）と呼称させた）。