Careful work - Careful work

Japanese: 恪勤 - かくご

〘Noun〙 (The sound of "kakugon" written without the hyphen) 1. To perform duties or tasks diligently. Under the ritsuryo system, this was considered one of the most important items when evaluating the performance of government officials. Diligent diligence. Kakugon. 2. In the Heian period, a samurai who served the retired emperor, the prince's family, the minister's family, or a head priest. Also, serving as such a samurai. A person who works diligently. Kakugon. *Ryo Gikai (718) evaluation: "A person who _works diligently and slacks. He does _good _deeds ." *Okagami (early 12th century) 4: "He is the son of the ladies-in-waiting of Koichijo-in, and serves the emperor diligently, which is very kind." 3. In the Middle Ages, a minor official who belonged to the samurai-dokoro and performed odd jobs within the shogunate, such as being on night duty or leading processions. Later they were called Osueshu . A diligent samurai. *Azuma Kagami, November 18, 1189 ( Bun'ichi 5) "Afterwards, _Chiba _Shiro _Tanenobu was _summoned . Sasayama Tanzo was summoned. He _was asked _to work _diligently ." *Taiheiki (late 14th century), verse 12 "The warriors of the powerful families eventually became garden magistrates, and sometimes ran behind the _Kare -no _- Ke incense floats, and sometimes knelt before the blue samurai ."

Kaku-gon [Kaku-gon]

〘 noun 〙 ("Gon" is the Go-on pronunciation of "Kin" (effort)) 1. To be faithful to one's duties. To work without slacking. Diligent. To be diligent. ※Shoku Nihongi - Wadou 4th year (711), July 1st day of the Dogtharyi era "However, if _one _{is unable} to carry out _all duties _properly , _one should _not neglect the duties of _the _various officials, and _one should be made to work diligently _and without neglect. In response, one should be _sent _to the Shokado Ki, Shotoku 3rd year section (1099) "For many years, he has been praised for his diligent public duties and has never been criticized." 2. During the _Heian period, a samurai who served the _retired emperor, the prince's family, the minister's family, or a head priest. Also, to serve as such a samurai. To be diligent. ※Konjaku (around 1120) 28 "Recently , there have been no outbreaks in the capital, and the people who are working hard in the camps have complained about this." ③ ⇒ Kakugo (work hard) ③

Kak- kinkaku... [Kak-kinkaku]

〘 noun 〙 = kakugon (kaku koto) [Furei Jiben (1868-72)]

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Japanese:

〘名〙 (「かくごん」の撥音無表記)① 任務や職務などをまじめに勤めること。令制では、官人の勤務評定の際、最も重要な項目の一つとされた。精勤(せいきん)。かくごん。② 平安時代、院、親王家、大臣家、門跡などに仕える侍。また、その侍として仕えること。恪勤者。かくごん。※令義解（718）考課「恪勤匪_レ懈者。為_二一善_一」※大鏡（１２Ｃ前）四「小一条院の御みやたちの御めのとのおとこにて、院の恪勤してさぶらひ給、いとかしこし」③ 中世、侍所に属して、宿直や行列の先走りなど、幕府内部の雑役に従事した小役。のちに御末衆(おすえしゅう)と呼ばれた。恪勤侍(かくごのさむらい)。かくごん。※吾妻鏡‐文治五年（1189）一一月一八日「後仰_二千葉四郎胤信_一。召_二篠山丹三_一。可_レ候_二恪勤_一之由被_二仰含_一」※太平記（１４Ｃ後）一二「権門高家の武士共、いつしか、諸庭奉行人と成り、或は軽軒香車の後(しりへ)に走り、或は青侍(せいし)挌勤(カクコ)の前に跪(ひざま)づく」

かく‐ごん【恪勤】

〘名〙 (「ごん」は「勤」の呉音)① 任務に忠実なこと。怠ることなく勤めること。精勤。かくご。かっきん。※続日本紀‐和銅四年（711）七月甲戌「然纔行_二一二_一、不_レ能_二悉行_一、良由_下諸司怠慢不_上レ存_二恪勤_一、遂使_下レ名宛_二員数_一空廃_中政事_上」※将門記承徳三年点（1099）「年来公務に恪(カクコム)して誉有りて、謗无し」② 平安時代、院、親王家、大臣家、門跡などに仕える侍。また、その侍として仕えること。かくご。※今昔（1120頃か）二八「近来(このごろ)府に露物不候で、陣恪勤(かくごん)の者共佗申すに依て」③ ⇒かくご（恪勤）③