The imperial decree was written on shukushi ( thin paper). It was customary for imperial decrees to be written on paper that had been turned over and turned into a light ink color. ※Setsugeishu Sanseudayu (Yoshichiro Masamoto) (around 1640) Part 2 "When the people of Hiuga Province visited the palace, they were given thin paper." Source: The Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary About the Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary Information |
宿紙(しゅくし)(うすずみ紙)に書いた綸旨。綸旨はすきかえして薄墨色になった紙に書かれる習いであった。※説経節・さんせう太夫(与七郎正本)(1640頃)下「ひうがの国は、むまのかいりゃうにまいらすると、うすずみの御りんしをぞくだされける」
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