Ooi Ryoryo

…In the Engishiki, apart from providing rice for regular Shinto, Buddhist, and seasonal ceremonies, the provisions are further limited to monthly rice allowances for chamberlains, the Imperial Palace Chamberlain, the Chamberlain's Office, and various places under the Chamberlain's jurisdiction, as well as monthly rice allowances for Saijo, Onna-go, and Nyokan-cho, the Accounting Officer and the Shungubo's Shisho, the Daigakuryo, the Rokuefufusho, and the Uchiju. The Oinoryo territory included the Binbo no Ho and Miineta, both of which continued to exist until the Sengoku period. From the end of the Heian period onwards, the descendants of the Daigaiki Nakahara no Michito inherited the position of head and took charge of the ryo territory. …

*Some of the terminology explanations that refer to "Oinoryo territory" are listed below.

Source | Heibonsha World Encyclopedia 2nd Edition | Information

…《延喜式》では，恒例の神事，仏事，節会等に米等を支給するほかは，侍従や内裏殿上侍所･蔵人所および蔵人所所管の諸所等に月料の米飯，采女･女孺･女官厨等，出納官司や春宮坊の史生，大学寮，六衛府府生以下，内豎の月料の米等の支給にさらに限定されている。大炊寮領には便補保（びんぼのほ）と，御稲（みいね）田があり，それぞれ戦国期まで存続した。平安時代末期以降，大外記中原師遠の子孫が頭を相伝し寮領を管領した。…

※「大炊寮領」について言及している用語解説の一部を掲載しています。

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