Kanto Style

…Compared to the methods of other magistrates, the Ina style does not have any particularly outstanding features in terms of the kenzao (barrel pole) or land survey list, but while other methods were discontinued, the Ina style continued as the shogunate's basic local method, and the Bizen no Kami land survey method was introduced to the Owari domain and was used in other domains. Furthermore, Tadatsugu's flood control techniques were also called the Ina style, and later were called the Kanto style and inherited by the shogunate. In addition to Tadatsugu, the methods of Okubo Nagayasu are called the Okubo style, Iwami style, and Iwami ken, and Hikosaka Motomasa is called the Hikosaka style, and among them, the Hikosaka style is the most distinctive. …

*Some of the terminology that refers to "Kanto Style" is listed below.

Source | Heibonsha World Encyclopedia 2nd Edition | Information

…概して他の代官頭の仕法に比べて，間竿（けんざお）や検地目録などの面でもとくに顕著な特色はないが，他の仕法が中絶したのに対して伊奈流は幕府の基本的な地方仕法（じかたしほう）として続き，また尾張藩に〈備前守検地方式〉が伝わったのをはじめ諸藩にもその仕法が用いられた。さらに忠次の治水技術も伊奈流といわれ，のち関東流と称されて幕府に受け継がれた。なお，忠次以外で大久保長安の仕法を大久保流･石見流･石見検といい，彦坂元正のを彦坂流というが，中でも彦坂流が最も特徴がある。…

※「関東流」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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