Ina-ryu

Japanese: 伊奈流 - いなりゅう

〘Noun〙 One of the methods of collecting tribute in the Edo period. It is a method of collecting a fixed amount of tax regardless of the harvest, and was started by Ina Bizennokami. It is said to be in contrast to the Hikosaka style, which collects more in good years and less in bad years. *Tsuji Rokurozaemon's letter (before the 18th century): "The local laws of the household are called the Ina style and the Hikosaka style, and both families have them."

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Japanese:

〘名〙江戸時代の貢租徴収の方法の一つ。収穫の豊凶にかかわりなく、常に一定の租額を徴収する方法で、伊奈備前守が始めたもの。豊年のときは多く、凶年のときは少なく徴収する彦坂流に対していう。※辻六郎左衛門上書（１８Ｃ前か）「御家の地方の法、伊奈流・彦坂流と申候て両家御座候」

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