River void - Kawakakebiki
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During the Edo period, this meant exempting farmers from paying taxes on fields that had become uncultivable due to river levees collapsing. After the fields were restored, taxes were levied again. Source: About Shogakukan Digital Daijisen Information | Legend |
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江戸時代、河川の堤防の決壊などのため耕作不可能となった田畑の年貢を免除すること。復旧後は再び年貢が賦課された。
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