Kankishinsei - New system of rejoicing

Japanese: 寛喜新制 - かんぎしんせい

The New Regulations on Courtiers were issued in the third year of the Kanki era (1231) during the reign of Emperor Go-Horikawa. The Kanki famine was seen as a sign of the decline of the emperor's virtue, and the law was issued as a virtuous government aimed at restoring this. It contains many provisions inherited from the Kenkyu New Regulations (1191) and the Karoku New Regulations (1225), but does not include provisions such as an order to consolidate manors or a clause to stop the rampant activities of jinin (divine servants) and evil monks. Provisions for controlling robbery in the provinces and in Kyoto can be thought of as a response to the rampant banditry caused by the famine, but the only concrete measures against famine are those relating to the distribution and distribution of rice. →The Hogen New Regulations/The Kocho New Regulations →Related Article: The Great Kanki Famine

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Japanese:

後堀河天皇の寛喜３年（1231年）に出された公家新制。寛喜の飢饉を天皇の徳の衰えと捉え，この回復を図る徳政の法として発布。建久新制（1191年）・嘉禄新制（1225年）を継承した条文が多いが，荘園整理令，神人(じにん)・悪僧の濫行停止条項などは含まない。諸国・京中の強盗取締条項などは，飢饉による群盗横行に対応するものとも考えられるが，飢饉への具体的な対策は賑給施米(しんごうせまい)に関する条項だけである。→保元新制／弘長新制
→関連項目寛喜の大飢饉

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