Additional method - Tsuikaho

Japanese: 追加法 - ついかほう

The term "additional" refers to the addition of additional laws to the Goseibai Shikimoku, also known as the "original Shikimoku," and the Kamakura Shogunate laws that came after the Shikimoku are collectively referred to as "additional laws." However, among the various collections of additional laws, some are from the Sadano, Karoku, and Kanki periods that preceded the Shikimoku, but most of them are laws regarding the rights of newly appointed land stewards after the Jokyu War, and in that respect they supplement the Shikimoku, which lacked provisions. Most additional laws are stand-alone laws, but some, such as the new system of 1261 (Kōchō 1), have more provisions than the Shikimoku, and their content is not limited to civil and criminal judicial norms, but covers a wide range of issues, including military police and various prohibitions.

Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information

Japanese:

〈追加〉とは，〈本式目〉ともよばれた《御成敗式目》を補充追加する意味で，式目以後の鎌倉幕府法を追加法と総称する。ただし追加法を収録した各種追加集のなかには，式目以前の貞応･嘉禄･寛喜年間のものも若干含まれているが，そのほとんどは承久の乱後の新補地頭の権利内容についての法令であり，その点について条文を欠く式目を補完する性質をもつ。追加法の多くは単行法であるが，中には1261年(弘長1)の新制のように式目を上回る条数をもつものもあり，内容も民事･刑事の裁判規範にとどまらず，軍事警察や種々の禁制など広範囲にわたっている。

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