Shikimoku - Shikimoku

Japanese: 式目 - しきもく

〘 noun 〙 ("shiki" means law and "moku" means clause) 1. Things that must be observed in a group or at an event. Rules. Also, rules decided by public debate. ※Mansusuke Shozokusho (1184) 1. "Rules change every day. There are rules." ※Kabuki/Korean and Chinese Tekanshi (Killing a Chinese person) (1789) 2. "If someone is killed in an argument, the matter will be investigated and punishment will be determined according to the severity of the crime." 2. Laws and regulations from the Middle Ages, organized into itemized lists. The main ones are the Jōei Shikimoku (Goseibai Shikimoku) and the Kenmu Shikimoku. Shikijō. ※Azuma Kagami - Kenkyu 4th year (1193) January 1st "Also today, the _first set of people's rooms _was _decided , and _{the following} handwritten formula _{was decided} , _etc. " ※Taiheiki (late 14th century) 35 "In the Joei era, 51 rules were decided, and approval was not delayed." ③ Rules and historical facts that should be observed for reciting renga and haikai are written down in a set of rules. ※Renri Hisho (1349) "Even in Yakumo's Gosho, there are some rules written down, saying that it should be known for all generations to come."

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Japanese:

〘名〙 (「式」は法式、「目」は条目の意)① ある集団や行事において守るべきこと。きまり。また、衆議によって決定した規則。※満佐須計装束抄（1184）一「さうぞくはよごとにかはる。しきもくあり」※歌舞伎・韓人漢文手管始（唐人殺し）（1789）二「喧𠵅口論に人を殺害致せば、事を糺して罪の軽重によって式目の成敗」② 中世、法規を箇条書にしたもの。貞永式目（御成敗式目）、建武式目はその主なもの。式条。※吾妻鏡‐建久四年（1193）正月一日「亦今日被_レ定_二人々座敷次第_一、被_レ下_二御自筆式目_一云々」※太平記（１４Ｃ後）三五「貞永に五十一箇条の式目を定て、裁許に不滞」③ 連歌、俳諧を吟詠するために守るべき規定や故実等を条目を立てて記したもの。※連理秘抄（1349）「八雲の御抄にも、末代ことに存知すべしとて、式目など少々しるさるるにや」

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