Open and close

Japanese: 開闔 - かいこう

〘Noun〙 (also "kaigo") 1. To open and close. ※Asano Gunzai (1116) 3, Santei Kisho (Prince Kaneaki) " _{_{Dispel the wind and seal the mist}} . _{There is no} door that _{can be opened or} _closed _. " [Laozi - 10] 2. The title of a position in the Imperial Court's Record Office, Wakasho, etc. In charge of miscellaneous matters such as the receipt and disbursement of books and materials. ※Koyuki - December 8, 984 ( _Eikan 2) "There are _twelve students in _this place (omitted), but the opening and closing ranks are Koretada, and students such as Kose Tametoki." 3. The title of a position in the Kamakura and Muromachi shogunate in the Middle Ages. Among the members of the institution, the one who was most skilled in the job was appointed to handle litigation proceedings. ※Sata Mirensho (Early 14th century) "The matter of the council, <abbreviated> The records of the council and the records of the appraisal are read out, and it is said that the matter is read out and _submitted . If there is no _record , it _{_{is not read}} ."

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Japanese:

〘名〙 (「かいごう」とも)① 開くことと閉じること。※朝野群載（1116）三・山亭起請〈兼明親王〉「排_レ風封_レ霞。無_二門扃_一無_二開闔_一」〔老子‐一〇〕② 朝廷の記録所、和歌所などにおかれた職名。書物、資料の出納管理等雑務のことをつかさどる。※小右記‐永観二年（984）一二月八日「可_レ候_二彼所_一学生十二人〈略〉但開闔散位惟貞、学生巨勢為時等也」③ 中世、鎌倉・室町幕府の職名。当該機関構成員のうち、最も職務に熟達した者が任ぜられ、訴訟事務の進行等にあたった。※沙汰未練書（１４Ｃ初）「評定沙汰事、〈略〉引付勘録事書を読上、是を読進申と云、非_二開闔_一者不_レ読_レ之」

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