Zoshikida - Zoshikida

Japanese: 雑色田 - ぞうしきでん

〘Noun〙 In the Nara and Heian periods, this refers to fields that were set aside for various specific uses. In a broad sense, it refers to fields that were occupied by private individuals, such as kubunden, shikiden, iden, and kouden, other than nori-da (public fields), but usually it refers to fields that were specially set aside, such as kuni-sha-da, shiki-sha-da, and choku-shi-da. There were both non-import and import types. ※Ruijyukokushi - 182, Bukdo 9, Tera-da-da, 793 (12th year of Enryaku), July Xin Hao "Kuzuno County peasant kubunden, many were received from _{the capital} , and _one peasant was given _one _lot of miscellaneous fields _in _Yamashiro Province, in return for ₂₄ _placements in Kinai."

Zashiki-den [Zashikida]

〘Noun〙 ⇒Zoshikiden (Zoshiki rice field)

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Japanese:

〘名〙奈良・平安時代、各種の特定の用途のために設定された田地。広義には乗田（公田）以外の口分田、職田、位田、功田など私人に占有されている田地をいうが、通常は国写田、職写田、勅旨田など特別に設定されたものをいう。不輸租、輸租の両様があった。※類聚国史‐一八二・仏道九・寺田地・延暦一二年（793）七月辛卯「葛野郡百姓口分田、多入_二都中_一、宜停_二山背国雑色田_一班_二給百姓_一、其代於_二四畿内_一置」