Keiho - Kyoho

…If the applicant for a tachiho was a feudal lord residing in Kyoto, the local feudal lord who undertook the development locally was given the position of official official (kumonshiki). When the ho first appeared in the second half of the 11th century, most of the hoji were feudal lords residing in Kyoto, but as the system developed, some local feudal lords also became hoji, and a distinction was made between kyoho and kokuho. Kokuho was a purely kokugaryo (provincial land) in which official property was paid to the kokuga, and hoji was reserved for the local feudal lord. …

*Some of the terminology that mentions "Keiho" is listed below.

Source | Heibonsha World Encyclopedia 2nd Edition | Information

…立保の申請者が在京の領主であったばあい，現地で開発を請け負った在地の領主は公文職（くもんしき）を与えられた。11世紀後半の保出現の当初は保司には在京の領主が多かったが，制度的発展にともない，在地の領主で保司となるものも現れ，京保と国保に区別されるようになる。国保は官物（かんもつ）が国衙に納められる純然たる国衙領で，保司は在地の領主に確保された。…

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