The Law of Establishment - The Law of Establishment

Japanese: 删定律令 - さくていりつりょう

An ancient Japanese legal code. It is also read as Santeiritsuryō. It consists of 24 articles and was compiled in 769 (Jingo Keiun 3) by Kibi no Makibi and Yamato (Wa) Nagaoka, among others. It was put into effect in 791 (Enryaku 10) and ceased in 812 (Kōnin 3). The systematic compilation of ritsuryo codes in Japan ended with the Yoro Code, which followed the Taiho Code. Subsequent partial revisions to the ritsuryo code were made by individual decrees, or kiyaku, issued by imperial decree or other means, without amending the code itself. However, this Sōtei ritsuryo is presumed to have revised the Yoro Code itself, although it was limited to 24 articles.

Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information

Japanese:

日本古代の法典。〈さんていりつりょう〉とも読む。24条よりなり，769年(神護景雲3)吉備真備，大和(倭)長岡らが撰し，791年(延暦10)施行され，812年(弘仁3)停止された。日本における体系的な律令法典の編纂は大宝律令につぐ養老律令で終わり，その後の律令法の部分的改正は法典そのものを改めることなく，詔，勅などで公布される単行法令すなわち格（きやく）によって行われたが，この删定律令は24条という限られた条文についてではあるが，養老律令の条文そのものを修訂したものと推定される。

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