Tadokoro - Tadokoro

Japanese: 田所 - たどころ

〘noun〙① From the Heian to Muromachi periods, a place located in the local government area that handled general affairs, especially land-related accounts such as land inspection registers and field maps. Also, the person who handled them. ※Eizan-ji documents - November 25, 1013 (2nd year of Chowa), Yamato Province Eizan-ji Cho "Judg, the temple's land, fields, and fields are under the jurisdiction of the district governor Fujiwara no Ason, (omitted)" ② From the Heian to Muromachi periods, a type of manor official placed on a manor. They were in charge of managing and controlling the fields. ※Todai-ji documents - November 18, 1162 (2nd year of Oho), Settsu Province Mukuhashi Nishi Shoji and others' petition "Petition for the interpretation of the Mukuhashi Nishi Shoji and others, (omitted) Chief petitioner Oe Suekata, Tadokoro Tachibana Suetaka" ③ Fields. A place with rice fields. ※Essays, Dandaishoshinroku (1808) 28 "At lunchtime, a maid goes to the fields to cool off, her feet covered in hijiriko."

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Japanese:

〘名〙① 平安時代から室町時代にかけて、国衙領の現地にあって、雑務一般、特に検田帳や田図などの土地関係の帳簿を取り扱う所。また、その人。※栄山寺文書‐長和二年（1013）一一月二五日・大和国栄山寺牒「判、件寺愁郡郡所領田畠須下勘田所、〈略〉守藤原朝臣」② 平安から室町時代、荘園におかれた荘官の一種。田地の管理・掌握にあたった。※東大寺文書‐応保二年（1162）一一月一八日・摂津国椋橋西荘司等陳状案「椋橋西御庄司等解申進陳状事〈略〉案主大江季賢、田所橘季隆」③ 田地。田のある所。※随筆・胆大小心録（1808）二八「婢女午飯の時、田所にひぢりこにまみれし足をすます」

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