Unjo-kata

Japanese: 運上方 - うんじょうかた
Unjo-kata
〘Noun〙 A subdivision of the accounting department of the Shimokanjosho (Lower Accounting Office) of the Edo Shogunate. Its duties included the collection of new taxes, increases, and exemptions for the various provinces' taxes, contributions, and tax levies, as well as the investigation of the taxes of various provinces and the maintenance of related accounts. [Financial and Economic Documents - 4, Government Regulations, Accounting Office Regulations, Chief Accountant, September 1728 (13th year of the Kyoho era)]

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Japanese:
〘名〙 江戸幕府の下勘定所(しもかんじょうしょ)の伺方(うかがいかた)の一分課。諸国諸運上、冥加、分一などの新規取り立て、増徴、免除、また諸国運上高の調査、関係帳簿の整備などを役とした。〔財政経済史料‐四・官制・勘定所職制・御勘定組頭・享保一三年(1728)九月日〕

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