〘Noun〙 A calendar made by a calendar maker in Kyoto. During the Muromachi period, there was a place for surigoyomi (calendars) in Kyoto, and Daikyoushi ruled it. During the Edo period, there were Daikyoushi calendars and Ingokyoushi calendars. ※Tamon-in Diary - July 29, 1570 (Genki 1) "The Kyoto calendar is small and narrow today." Source: The Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary About the Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary Information |
〘名〙 京都の暦師の作った暦。室町時代には京都に擢暦(すりごよみ)の座があり、大経師がそれを支配した。江戸時代には大経師暦と院御経師暦とがあった。※多聞院日記‐元亀元年(1570)七月二九日「京暦は今日小にてつもこり也」
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