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Japanese: 健児所 - こんでいどころ

〘Noun〙① Since the Heian period, these were the places where the kokushi were stationed in the provincial capitals of each province. Kondeisho. ※Asano Gunsai - 22nd year of the Kōwa era (1100), February 26th, Kokuji Joyojisho (State Affairs Articles) "1. On the day of the official residence, miscellaneous people from various places will come forward to inspect _and _report to you _one _{by one (} _these are the so-called tax offices, taichosho (general offices), kenshisho (offices for the provincial governors), kokushōsho (national administrative offices), etc.)" ② Since the Kamakura period, these are the places where foot soldiers and middlemen were stationed. Kondeisho. ※Teikin Orai (around 1394-1428) "The kenshisho (offices for the provincial governors) _{should be} equipped with _{thatched roofs} ."

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Japanese:

〘名〙① 平安時代以降、諸国の国府に設置された健児が詰めている所。こんでいしょ。※朝野群載‐二二・康和二年（1100）二月二六日・国務条々事書「一、著舘日所々雑人等、申_二見参_一事此日所々雑色人等者進_二見参_一、然後一々申_レ之〈所謂税所・大帳所・朝集所・健児所・国掌所等也〉」② 鎌倉時代以後、足軽、中間(ちゅうげん)などが詰めている所。こんでいしょ。※庭訓往来（1394‐1428頃）「健児所者、葦萱葺可_二支度_一也」

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