Jokyo Kakiage

Japanese: 貞享書上 - じょうきょうかきあげ

A genealogy that the shogunate ordered various families to write in the mid-Edo period. It is also called the Jōkyō shōfu, the Jōkyō shōfu, the shōfu, or shōfu. There were more than 40 bags in two chests, and the Genji Supplementary Catalog of Books, Okebu, states that there were 146 volumes, 5 copies, and 115 books, but no longer exists. It is believed to have been destroyed in a fire at the Imperial Palace in 1873. This book is a revised and expanded version of the Mikawa-ki, that is, a source for the Butoku Taisei-ki. It is a genealogy of various families that was ordered to be written in 1683 (Tenwa 3) by daimyo, hatamoto, ronin, and other families (including those that had subsequently died out) in the following year (Jōkyō 1). It was stored in a single location in the Momijiyama Bunko, where it was air-dried, bagged, and organized (Bakufu Shomonokata Nikki).

Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information

Japanese:

江戸中期，幕府が諸家に書き上げさせた系譜。貞享書付，貞享諸家書付，諸家書付，書付ともいう。40余袋が長持2棹にあり，《元治増補御書籍目録御家部》には146巻5通3帖115冊とあるが現存しない。1873年の皇居炎上に焼失したと思われる。この書上は《三河記》の改定増補，すなわち《武徳大成記》の史料として1683年(天和3)に大名･旗本をはじめ，浪人･御用達等の諸家(当然のちの絶家を含む)に命じて，主として翌84年(貞享1)に録上せしめた諸家の系譜で，紅葉山文庫に一括保存し，風干し，袋詰め，整理もされていた(《幕府書物方日記》)。

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