Takakaibe

Japanese: 鷹甘部 - たかかいべ

A profession in the pre-Taika period. Also written as Takayōbe. Engaged in raising, training and releasing falcons and dogs for hunting. In the entry for September of the 43rd year of the Nintoku era in the Nihon Shoki, there is an article about Emperor Nintoku hunting with a falcon trained by Sake-no-kimi, a member of the Baekje royal family, and in the same month, Taka-no-amabe was established. This tells us that the techniques of falconry and falconry were introduced from Baekje. Their residences were in Yamato, Kawachi, Settsu and Omi, but there was no Tomo no Miyatsuko (a chief priest) who oversaw the whole area, and they were led by Tomo no Miyatsuko for each region. The Tomo no Miyatsuko in Omi had the surnames Takayō-no-kimi and Kimi.

Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information

Japanese:

大化前代の職業部。鷹養部とも書く。狩猟のための鷹と犬の飼育，調教および放鷹に従事。《日本書紀》仁徳43年9月条に仁徳天皇が百済王族の酒君の調教した鷹を使って遊猟した記事がみえ，同月鷹甘部を定めたとある。このことは鷹養と鷹狩の技法が百済から伝来したことを物語るものである。その居地は大和･河内･摂津･近江にあったが全体を統轄する伴造（とものみやつこ）は見当たらず，地域ごとの伴造に率いられた。近江の伴造は鷹養君と君（きみ）姓であった。

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