Asama government - Asama government

Japanese: 朝政 - あさまつりごと

〘Noun〙[一] (reading of "Chosei (morning government)")① The Emperor going out to the main hall early in the morning to carry out government affairs. Also, the politics carried out by the Emperor. Government affairs of the Imperial Court. ※Genji (around 1001-14), Kiritsubo: "Even though he woke up in the morning, <omitted> he still neglected the morning affairs." ② The Imperial Court officials carrying out government affairs early in the morning. ※Konjaku (around 1120?), 27: "Once upon a time, there was an event called the morning office (asamatsurigoto) held at the government office." [二] (morning ritual) Men and women mixing together in the morning. ※Storybook Kanokomochi (1772), tofu maker: "Every morning, they would get up early and make a living as a married couple. However, when they woke up, they would carry out the morning affairs without missing a single morning . "

Cho-sei- teu... [Chosei]

〘 noun 〙 Politics conducted by the Emperor himself. Politics of the Imperial Court. Asama Tsurigoto. ※Shoku Nihongi - Taiho 2nd year (702), May 1st, "Otomo no Sukune Yasumaro, third rank, _ordered Ono no _Ason Keno to discuss the affairs of the Imperial Court. _" [Zhang Heng - Tokyo Fu]

Source: The Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary About the Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary Information

Japanese:

〘名〙[一] (「ちょうせい（朝政）」の訓読)① 天皇が朝早くから正殿に出て、政務をとること。また、天皇が行なう政治。朝廷の政務。※源氏（1001‐14頃）桐壺「朝に起きさせ給とても、〈略〉猶、あさまつりごとは、怠らせ給ひぬべかめり」② 朝廷の官人たちが、朝早くから政務にあたること。※今昔（1120頃か）二七「今は昔、官の司に朝庁(あさまつりごと)と云ふ事行ひけり」[二] (朝祭事) 朝、男女がまじわりをすること。※咄本・鹿の子餠（1772）豆腐屋「まい朝早起して、夫婦名だいのもろかせぎ。しかるに起た時分、一朝もかかさずに朝(アサ)まつりごと」