Dajokan Proclamation - Dajokanfukoku

Japanese: 太政官布告 - だじょうかんふこく

The form of legislation issued by the Dajokan after the Meiji Restoration. After 1873, those with nationwide effect were called proclamations, and those limited to each ministry or agency were called announcements or notices (later, those that were only issued temporarily were called public notices). This corresponds to later laws. With the start of the cabinet system, it was abolished in 1886, but it is still valid today as long as it does not violate the current Constitution of Japan, as well as the era of the old constitution (Imperial Constitution).
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Japanese:

明治維新後太政官の発した法令の形式。1873年以後は全国的に効力を有するものを布告，各庁（省）限りのものを達(たっし)または布達(ふたつ)といった（のち一時公布にとどまるものを〈告示〉とした）。後の法律に当たる。内閣制度の発足に伴い，1886年廃止されたが，旧憲法（帝国憲法）時代はもとより，現行日本国憲法に反しない限りで現在も有効。
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