Jomok Taiseisho - Jomok Taiseisho

Japanese: 除目大成抄 - じもくたいせいしょう

A reference book for nobles who carry out the appointment ceremony, known as Jōme. Also called the Omanaribumishō. An important historical resource for the study of the government office system. It was compiled in the early Kamakura period. It has 10 volumes. It was compiled by Fujiwara (Kujō) Yoshitsune (1169-1206), who was called Gokyōgoku regent. It is a collection of annual Omagasaki (documents listing vacant offices and filling in the names of those appointed at the time of appointment), and is classified in detail by the reason for the appointment, such as annual salary, success, kosō to kanshi, kannin, and kanekuni.

Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information

Japanese:

任官の行事である除目の執行に当たる公卿のための参考の書。《大間成文抄（おおまなりぶみしよう）》ともいう。官職制度研究の重要な史料。成立は鎌倉時代初期。10巻。後京極摂政とよばれた藤原(九条)良経(1169‐1206)が類聚。年々の大間書（おおまがき）(欠員の官を列記し，除目のときに任官者を記入する文書)を集めて，例えば年給，成功（じようごう），官司等の挙奏，巡任，兼国など任官の事由によって詳細に分類したもの。

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