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Japanese: 圧状 - おうじょう

〘noun〙① A document that was forced to be written by intimidation . ※Jiwa Chiyo Sho (1207) 1 "The Household Marriage Law says, <abbreviated> Also, _when _{a letter of pressure is} issued, _{_{it is not possible}} to prepare _a _written document." ※Genpei Jōsuiki (before the 14th century) 23 "When someone is threatened with a letter of their own volition, it is called an afujau. " ② (Also written as "ojo" in katakana) By extension, to force something into consent. Also, to be forced to consent. [Rigen Shuran (revised) (1899)]

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Japanese:

〘名〙① 脅(おど)して強制的に書かせた文書。※裁判至要抄（1207）一「戸婚律云、〈略〉又於_二圧状_一者、不_レ可_レ備_二証文_一」※源平盛衰記（１４Ｃ前）二三「人をおどして思ふ様の文をかかせんと仕るをば、乞素(こっそ)圧状(アフジャウ)と申して」② (当て字で「往生」とも) 転じて、無理におしつけて、承知させること。また、無理に承知させられること。〔俚言集覧（増補）（1899）〕

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