〘Noun〙 In the Edo period, the mountains under the management of the feudal domain were forests that were allowed for use and felling by local residents. ⇔Tomeyama (Tateyama) and Tateyama (Tateyama). ※Kiso Mountain Stories (1759) "Kiso Soyama, Migamurayama, and the rest of the mountains, except for Otomeyama and Osuyama, are all called Meiyama. The rest of the mountains, except for Otomegi and Enryogi, are cut down by the villagers for house planting and firewood." Source: The Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary About the Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary Information |
〘名〙 江戸時代、藩の管理する山のうち、住民の利用、伐採を許した山林。⇔留山(とめやま)・立山(たてやま)。※木曾山雑話(1759)「木曾惣山、三ケ村山共、御留山、御巣山之外は都て明山と相唱、御停止木、遠慮木之外は其村方より屋作木、薪木に伐取」
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