Eino - Eino

Japanese: 永納 - えいのう

〘 noun 〙 Tax paid in money under the Kanko system. Tax paid in Eiraku coins. Even after the Kanko system was changed to the Kokudaka system, many of the farmland taxes in the Shogunate territories and in the rural areas of the Kanto region were paid in perpetuity. Eiosame. ※Chihou Hanreiroku (1794) 1 "Perpetual or not is not something that was surveyed separately. How much perpetuity does one tan of upper rice field have? The middle and lower rice fields are also each extremely perpetual, and are the same as fields. The total amount of perpetual tax is the land area of one village."

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Japanese:

〘名〙貫高制の銭納年貢。永楽銭をもって上納する年貢。貫高制が石高制に改まってからも、幕府領や関東農村の畑年貢には永納が多かった。えいおさめ。※地方凡例録（1794）一「永だかとて別に検地せし事にてはなし、上田一反に永何ほど、中下も夫々に永だかを極め、畑も同然也、其永納辻を合せ、一村のたかとす」

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