Addressed to a government office - Addressed to a government office

…From the mid-Heian to the Kamakura period, this was a ceremony to appoint betto officials at the Imperial Court, the Innokyu Imperial Court, and the family of the regent and minister. (1) At the Imperial Court, there were two types: to the Tonosho and to the Kansho. (a) Tonosho was a ceremony to appoint courtiers such as nobles below the regent, lawyers, kurōdo (secretaries), and konoe officials as betto officials for various offices and temples in various places, held in the Tonosho room of the Seiryōden Hall in the Imperial Palace after the jimoku ceremony. …

*Some of the terminology used to refer to "addressed to a government office" is listed below.

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…平安中期から鎌倉時代にかけて，朝廷，院宮，摂関大臣家で行われた，別当を補任する儀。(1)朝廷　殿上所宛と官所宛がある。(a)殿上所宛は，除目（じもく）ののち内裏清涼殿の殿上間で，摂関以下の公卿，弁，蔵人，近衛官人など殿上人を，諸司･所々諸寺の別当に補任する儀。…

※「官所宛」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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