Official seal - Kanpu

Japanese: 官符 - かんぷ

〘Noun〙① (Abbreviation of "Daijokanpu (Dajokanfu)") Under the Ritsuryo system, an official document issued by the Dajokan to the eight ministries, various provinces, or to each province. ※Shoku Nihongi - Tenpyo 13th year (741), leap year March, Otoushi " _Osu , he _retreated and _{was given} _two official fus (official _{fus) and} _{later heard} about it." ② In the Middle Ages, this refers to the temple affairs, the deputy head priest, and the three leaders of Kofuku-ji Temple in Nara. ※Daijo-in Temple and Shrine Miscellaneous Records - December 1490, Entoku 2 "Temple Affairs, Gon-Betto, and the Three Commanders each received _two official _plaques , and various ceremonies _{were held} . _Each of the above-mentioned posts received _two official _plaques , and _{the two} official plaques were given to the _people. " ③ = Kanpushuto (official plaques and monks) ※Daijo-in Temple and Shrine Miscellaneous Records - February 25, 1504, Eisho 1 " _{_{It is not possible to}} carry out gambling activities within the domain, but the head priest has sent a large official plaque to the Furuichi side, and the monks _{have agreed} _to it."

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Japanese:

〘名〙① (「だいじょうかんぷ（太政官符）」の略) 令制で、太政官から八省諸司、または、諸国に下した公文書。※続日本紀‐天平一三年（741）閏三月乙丑「応須_二退帰_一、被_レ賜_二官符_一然後聴_レ之」② 中世、奈良興福寺の寺務、権別当、三綱をいう。※大乗院寺社雑事記‐延徳二年（1490）一二月「寺務・権別当・三綱各称_二官符_一、諸会式行_レ之、各上件職以_二官符_一令_レ任之間号_二官符_一也」③ ＝かんぷしゅと（官符衆徒）※大乗院寺社雑事記‐永正元年（1504）二月二五日「領内博奕事不_レ可_レ然、門跡難義子細共巨細官符古市方に仰遣、畏入、衆中可_二申合_一云々」

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