〘 noun 〙 To allow local officials such as kokushi to continue in their positions for an additional year or two after their term of office has expired. This was common from the mid-Heian period onwards. ※Taisho Jingu Shozajiki (mid-11th century): "The chief priest, Idohito. <omitted> However, the order states that he may extend his term of office." Source: The Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary About the Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary Information |
〘名〙 国司などの地方官の任期が満ちた後、特になお一、二年そのまま在任させること。平安中期以降盛んに行なわれた。※太神宮諸雑事記(11C中か)「宮司伊度人。〈略〉但其賞可二延任一之由宣旨具也」
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