Imikura

Japanese: 斎蔵 - いみくら

〘Noun〙 In the pre-Taika period, a storehouse was used to store sacred objects and official property of the Yamato government. According to the "Kogo Shūi," a storehouse was established in the Imperial Palace when Emperor Jimmu ascended to the throne, and was used to store sacred objects and official property alike, and was managed by the Imbe clan. Furthermore, during the reign of Emperor Richū, a Urakura was established to store official property separately. Along with the Okura, which was established afterwards, this is one of the so-called Sanzō. Monoimikura. Itsukinokura.

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Japanese:

〘名〙大化前代、大和政権の神物、官物を納めた蔵。「古語拾遺」によれば、神武天皇即位時に宮中に設けて、神物・官物の区別なく納め、忌部氏が管理した。さらに履中天皇の時に内蔵をおいて官物を分納した。その後に設置された大蔵と共にいわゆる三蔵の一つ。ものいみくら。いつきのくら。

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