Yusei - No way

Japanese: 結政 - かたなし

〘Noun〙 (Noun derived from the conjunctive form of the verb "katanasu (knot)")① One of the ceremonies of government affairs at the Imperial Court in the Nara and Heian periods. A ceremony in which documents related to government affairs are organized and bound together, opened and read aloud before government affairs, and then bound together again. There are two types of kanketsu and geki knots , and from the mid-Heian period onwards, there have been more geki knots. ※Mido Kanpakuki, March 14, 1009 (Kanko 6) "When the _knot is as usual, the Udaiben takes the lead in leaving the place where _{it is} to be _held ." ② Abbreviation of "katanashi dokoro (knot office)." ※Honcho Seiki, June 3, 967 (Kōhō 4) "A seal is issued _{for the} _knot . Wear plain clothes, wear beautiful clothes, and drink at a banquet, and the official seal _is also _added ." [Iroha Jiruishō (1177-81)]

kessei [conclusion of government]

〘Noun〙 ⇒ Katanashi (Kyusei)

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Japanese:

〘名〙 (動詞「かたなす（結）」の連用形の名詞化)① 奈良・平安時代の朝廷政務の儀式の一つ。政務に関する書類を整理して束ね、政務に先だち開いて読み上げ、再び束ねる儀式。官結政と外記(げき)結政があり、平安中期以後は外記結政が多い。※御堂関白記‐寛弘六年（1009）三月一四日「結政如常、立_レ座時、右大弁先立_二出立所_一」② 「かたなしどころ（結政所）」の略。※本朝世紀‐康保四年（967）六月三日「封符於_二結政_一請印。素服挙哀美服宴飲等官符同加_二請印_一了」〔色葉字類抄（1177‐81）〕