Salary - Cumulative salary

Japanese: 給料 - きゅうりょう

〘 noun 〙① Academic fees paid to students (students, pseudo-monjo students, monjo students) of the Daigakuryo Kidendo from the Heian period onwards. They were paid monthly by the Kokusoin by imperial decree, but the Fujiwara clan also received academic fees from the Kan'gakuin. Sometimes they are called Fuji-sho or Suga-sho with the family name added. Fees for candles. By extension, it also refers to students who receive academic fees. ※Chuu-u-ki - March 21, 1098, 2nd year of the Shotoku era (1098), "The Imperial decree for the payment of the salaries of _{the two} _outstanding scholars _was issued in the evening." ② Remuneration paid by an employer to a person who performs labor for the duration of that labor. Wages. Salary. ※Hyōban-ki, Shikido-dōkyō (1678), 14, "Those who have children should decide on a term of apprenticeship , hand them over to someone else, and borrow their salary to support themselves." ③ The equivalent of a basic salary, especially for employees of local government organizations.

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Japanese:

〘名〙① 平安時代以降、大学寮紀伝道の学生（学生、擬文章生、文章生）に給された学問料。宣旨によって毎月穀倉院から給与されるが、藤原氏にはこの他勧学院から給される学問料もあった。姓を冠して藤給料、菅給料ということもある。灯燭料。また、転じて、学問料を給される文章生をもいう。※中右記‐承徳二年（1098）三月二一日「去夕被_レ下_二秀才・給料宣旨_一云々」② 労務に服する者に対して、その服務の継続中、雇い主が支給する報酬。賃金。給与。※評判記・色道大鏡（1678）一四「子あるものは、年季をさだめ、人手にわたし、其給料(キウレウ)をかりて身を償(つくのは)んとすれば」③ 特に、地方公共団体の職員の給与のうち、基本給に相当するもの。

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