〘Noun〙 In the Edo period, common names were created to distinguish the households of farmers who were not allowed to have surnames. They were created based on the location of the household, occupation, blood ties, etc., and differ from the shop names given independently by merchants. ※Akanebemuraokite (Mino) - Kansei 4th year (1792) "If there is a person in the group who is using the name of the head and is in the same position, we will request that he be removed." Source: The Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary About the Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary Information |
〘名〙 江戸時代、名字を許されなかった百姓の家を相互に区別するために生じた通称。その家のあり場所や、職業、血縁関係などによって生じた点が、商家の自主的につけた屋号と異なる。※茜部村掟(美濃)‐寛政四年(1792)「組中に頭分と紛敷門名相用候者有レ之ば相除可レ申事」
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