Payroll name - Kyuumyo

Japanese: 給名 - きゅうみょう

〘Noun〙 In the Middle Ages, land stewards and manor officials were given a myo (a title given to landlords and manor officials) by the shogunate as a reward for their work. They were exempt from taxes on the lord of the domain, but were required to pay annual taxes. ※Shirakawa Hon Toji Yuri Documents - 34, February 29, 1298 (6th year of Eijin), New Imperial Order, Request from Mitsukiyo Denko "The land provided for in the above official _document _{is as follows} , except for _one cho within Wakamatsu, there _{are no more} land or titles _provided ."

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Japanese:

〘名〙中世、地頭や庄官などが、その職務に対する報酬として領家から給付された名(みょう)。領主に対する課役は免除されたが、年貢は負担した。※白河本東寺百合文書‐三四・永仁六年（1298）二月二九日・新勅旨田光清請文「右公文分之給田者、如_レ載_二先段_一若松名内一町之外、全無_二給田・給名_一者也」

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