〘 noun 〙 ("Kan" means sincerity. The "n" in "kanjo" is omitted.) A petition when seeking an official position or filing a lawsuit. A petition. Kanjo. ※Taiheiki (late 14th century) 1 "The monks of Yokokawa, the temple gate, sometimes presented petitions to the Imperial Court."Letter of IndentureSource: The Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary About the Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary Information |
〘名〙 (「款」は誠の意。「かんじょう」の撥音「ん」の無表記) 官位などを望んだり、または訴訟したりする時の嘆願状。願書。かんじょう。※太平記(14C後)一「山門横川の衆徒、款状(クヮじゃう)を捧げて、禁庭に訴ふる事あり」
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