〘Noun〙 In ancient times, these were supplementary ledgers attached to each of the four official documents. They were detailed ledgers necessary for the central government (the Bureau of Accounts) to check the contents of each of the four official documents. There were the Daicho (Keicho) Branch, the Tax Account Branch, and the Chocho Branch. [Seiji Yoraku (around 1002)] Source: The Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary About the Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary Information |
〘名〙 古代、四度公文(しどのくもん)のそれぞれに添えられた付属帳簿。中央官庁(主計寮)で、四度公文各帳の記載内容の点検に必要な明細帳であった。大帳(計帳)枝文、税帳枝文、調帳枝文などがある。〔政事要略(1002頃)〕
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