Letter of indictment - Kanjo

Japanese: 勘状 - かんじょう

〘noun〙① A document in which thoughts are written down through divination or investigation. Kanmon . ※Koyuki - November 15, 1005, Kanko 2nd year "All the nobles have applied for a letter of _commendation from the legal profession, and the matter _{has been carried out} ." ※Kuruma-yahon Nohkyoku, Sessho-seki (c. 1503) "We have received a letter of commendation from Abe no Yasunari." ② = Kanjo (letter of commendation) ① ※Nippo-boso Jisho (1603-04) "Canjǒ (kanjō) . I have come to your senses. In other words, it is a letter of commendation to people." ③ = Kanjo (letter of commendation) ② ※Warambesa (1660) 1 "I have been instructed by Lord Hagiwara, and have received his seal of approval and letter of commendation."

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Japanese:

〘名〙① 占い、または調査などによって考えたことを書きしるした文書。勘文(かんもん)。※小右記‐寛弘二年（1005）一一月一五日「諸卿一同申依法家勘状可_レ被_レ行由」※車屋本謡曲・殺生石（1503頃）「あべの康成うらなって、勘状に申すやう」② ＝かんじょう（感状）①※日葡辞書（1603‐04）「Canjǒ(カンジャウ)。カンガエアラワス。すなわち、ヒトヲホウビスルフミ」③ ＝かんじょう（感状）②※わらんべ草（1660）一「萩原殿にて伝授仕り、御印可、御勘状まで取申候」

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