Daijokan Nisshi - Daijokan Nisshi

Japanese: 太政官日誌 - だじょうかんにっし

This is a diary-style record of government orders published immediately after the establishment of the Meiji government, and is the precursor to the Official Gazette. On February 23, 1868, the Meiji government had the diary clerk of the Dajokan's General Bureau edit it, and ordered Murakami Kanbei, a Kyoto-based official book clerk, to publish it. Its contents mainly consisted of Dajokan proclamations, personnel changes, and the battle situation of the Eastern Expedition Army, and it was soon published in Edo by Subaraya Mobei. It ran for about nine years, before ceasing publication with issue 1,177 in January 1877. After that, until the launch of the Official Gazette in July 1883, Fukuchi Gen'ichiro's Tokyo Nichi Nichi Shimbun served as the official newspaper for the Dajokan and played the role of the Dajokan Nisshi.

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Japanese:

明治新政府の成立直後から発行された日誌形式の政令記録で，『官報』の先駆。慶応4 (1868) 年2月 23日明治新政府が太政官総裁局日誌司に編集させ，京都の御用書物師村上勘兵衛に命じて発行させた。内容は太政官布告，人事異動，東征軍の戦況などが中心で，まもなく江戸でも御用書物師須原屋茂兵衛が発行した。約9年間続いて 1877年1月通巻 1177号で廃刊。その後 83年7月の『官報』の創刊までの間は，福地源一郎の『東京日日新聞』が太政官御用として，『太政官日誌』の役割をつとめた。

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