Unemeden

Japanese: 采女田 - うねめでん

〘 noun 〙 Under the ritsuryo system, fields were provided to court ladies as a source of funds for their various expenses. In the Tambu-shiki's "Yoden-jo" (Article on Fields Provided), each county that provided court ladies with tribute was provided with three cho of fields, which were then made to be prepared by the county governor, chief clerk, or higher, and sent to the owner of the fields. Transportation costs were covered by the rice harvest. Court ladies' fields. ※Engishiki (927) 26 "Their Kanda (abbreviated) and Saima-ta (abbreviated) were _both not taxed as _fields ."

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Japanese:

〘名〙令制で、采女の諸費用の財源として給された田。民部式養田条では、采女を貢する郡は養田三町ずつを置き、郡司、主帳以上に作らせ、采女田の主に送った。運賃等は穫稲でまかなう。采女の田。※延喜式（927）二六「其神田〈略〉采女田〈略〉並為_二不輸租田_一」

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