Kenkyu Shinsei

Japanese: 建久新制 - けんきゅうしんせい

During the reign of Emperor Gotoba and Emperor Goshirakawa, a series of new regulations for the nobility were issued in March 1191 (2nd year of Kenkyu) after the establishment of the Kamakura government. The first 17 articles were a continuation of the order issued in the first year of the Hogen New System, and many of them were laws related to national governance, such as the prohibition of newly established manors and the reporting of shrine and temple lands. Following Minamoto no Yoritomo's arrival in Kyoto the previous year, it included provisions ordering the capital and other government offices as well as the Kamakura government to arrest thieves. The next 36 articles were a continuation of the order issued in the second year of the Hogen New System, and many of them were laws related to the Imperial Court, courtiers, and the city of Kyoto. The latter became the model for subsequent new regulations for the nobility. → Kanki New System / Kocho New System → Related article Emperor Goshirakawa

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Japanese:

後鳥羽天皇・後白河院の代，鎌倉政権成立後の建久２年（1191年）３月に相次いで発令された公家新制。初めに出された17条は保元新制の元年の令を継承し，新立荘園の禁止，社寺領の注進など国土統治に関する法令が多い。前年の源頼朝の上洛を受け，京機ほかの官司および鎌倉政権に盗賊逮捕を命じる条項が含まれる。次いで出された36条は保元新制の２年の令を継承し，朝廷・廷臣・京都市中に関する法令が多い。後者はその後も出された公家新制の規範となった。→寛喜新制／弘長新制
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