翻刻
東
《割書：一》胤頼《割書：東六郎大夫イニ従五位下》
《割書：二》重胤《割書：太郎兵衛尉法名覚然イニ平太武者所兵衛尉入道｜太納言為家右大臣実朝歌道伝授》
《割書：元久二《割書：乙丑》正月廿二日畠山重忠討伐ノトキ大将北條義時先陣葛兵衛尉後陣堺平二 人（ム）常秀｜大須賀四郎胤信国分五郎胤通相馬五郎義胤与重胤武蔵国二俣川ニ戦有功》
《割書：壬四月廿七日父弱冠ヨリ祗候ノ例ヲ以致望勤仕建保二甲戌七月廿七日大倉石大慈寺供養随｜兵六年戊午五月廿七日右大将鶴岡拝賀随兵七年己卯正月廿七日将軍右大臣拝賀随兵》
胤朝《割書：木内下総守承久二年六月十四日戦有功但馬磯部在淡路由良庄惣領号次郎》
胤康《割書：風早四郎入道｜承久二六十四宇治有功》 康常《割書：太郎左エ門｜康元二丁巳十月八日大慈寺供養随兵》
胤光《割書：小見六郎》 為康《割書：次郎》 頼康《割書：孫四郎》
真舜《割書：金蓮房》 貞泰《割書：彦四郎》
現代語訳
東
一、胤頼（東六郎大夫、のちに従五位下）
二、重胤（太郎兵衛尉、法名覚然、のちに平太武者所兵衛尉入道。太納言為家、右大臣実朝より歌道の伝授を受ける）
元久二年（乙丑、1205年）正月二十二日、畠山重忠討伐の時、大将北条義時、先陣葛兵衛尉、後陣堺平二、人（無）常秀、大須賀四郎胤信、国分五郎胤通、相馬五郎義胤と重胤が武蔵国二俣川にて戦功あり。
建仁四年四月二十七日、父が元服より奉仕した例に従い勤仕を望み、建保二年（甲戌、1214年）七月二十七日大倉石大慈寺供養に随兵、承久六年（戊午、1218年）五月二十七日右大将鶴岡拝賀に随兵、承久七年（己卯、1219年）正月二十七日将軍右大臣拝賀に随兵。
胤朝（木内下総守、承久二年六月十四日戦功あり、但馬磯部、淡路由良庄惣領、次郎と号す）
胤康（風早四郎入道、承久二年宇治にて戦功あり） 康常（太郎左衛門、康元二年丁巳十月八日大慈寺供養に随兵）
胤光（小見六郎） 為康（次郎） 頼康（孫四郎）
真舜（金蓮房） 貞泰（彦四郎）
英語訳
East
1. Taneyori (Tō Rokurō Dayū, later Junior Fifth Rank Lower Grade)
2. Shigetan (Tarō Hyōe-no-jō, Buddhist name Kakuzen, later Heita Mushadokoro Hyōe-no-jō Nyūdō. Received transmission of the Way of Poetry from Dainagon Tamie and Udaijin Sanetomo)
In the second year of Genkyū (Kinoto-ushi, 1205), on the 22nd day of the first month, during the subjugation of Hatakeyama Shigetada, with General Hōjō Yoshitoki, vanguard Kuzu Hyōe-no-jō, rear guard Sakai Heiji, Nin(mu) Tsunehide, Ōsuka Shirō Tanenobu, Kokubu Gorō Tanemichi, and Sōma Gorō Yoshitane, Shigetan achieved military merit in battle at Futamatakawa in Musashi Province.
On the 27th day of the fourth month of Kennin 4, following the example of his father who had served since coming of age, he expressed his desire to serve. On the 27th day of the seventh month of Kenpō 2 (Kinoe-inu, 1214), he served as escort at the dedication of Ōkura-ishi Daijiji Temple. On the 27th day of the fifth month of Jōkyū 6 (Tsuchinoe-uma, 1218), he served as escort for the Right General's ceremonial visit to Tsurugaoka. On the 27th day of the first month of Jōkyū 7 (Tsuchinoto-u, 1219), he served as escort for the Shogun Right Minister's ceremonial visit.
Tanechō (Kiuchi Shimōsa-no-kami, achieved military merit on the 14th day of the sixth month of Jōkyū 2, Tajima Isobe, head of Awaji Yura-shō, called Jirō)
Taneyasu (Kazahaya Shirō Nyūdō, achieved military merit at Uji in Jōkyū 2) Yasutune (Tarō Saemon, served as escort at Daijiji Temple dedication on the 8th day of the tenth month of Kōgen 2, Hinoto-mi)
Tanemitsu (Komi Rokurō) Tameyasu (Jirō) Yoriyasu (Magoroku)
Shinshin (Konrenbō) Sadayasu (Hikoshirō)