Sakute - Sakute

Japanese: 作手 - さくて

〘Noun〙① Since the Heian period, this refers to the right to cultivate and earn profits from the cultivated fields that a farmer (sakunin) who was assigned land by the manor lord and worked under contract acquired. In the Middle Ages, it was called sakute-shiki (farmer's occupation ) , sakunin -shiki (farmer's occupation), and other titles. ※Collection of writings owned by Tanaka Chuzaburo - January 22, 1012 (9th year of Kanko), Izumi Province Fuan "A vagrant has the _right to do _so , _{and therefore} he is _not a farmer, _but a _convenient farmer." ② A craftsman. A technician. A craftsman. ※Daijo-in Temple and Shrine Miscellany - Last day of March, 1470 (2nd year of Bunmei) "The affairs of Nakamikado-go lacquerer Gosakute Yoshiro are extraordinary, and he is _one of _{the two} who is given the share of _{the land} and other things."

Making [making]

〘 noun 〙 Creator. The one who creates. ※ Manuscript of the Kiyohara Kunikenshu Zhuangzi Sho (1530) 10 "There is a being who creates all things _without being seen, even though they are called creations. That creator is called the creator."

Tsuku-te [Craftsman]

A type of earthenware used to hold sacred offerings at Kasuga Taisha Shrine in Kasugano-cho , Nara City. It resembles a takatsuki . [Wakun Shiori (1777-1862)]

Saku-shu [craftsman]

〘 noun 〙 A person who actually makes things. Also, a person who is skilled in crafts, writing, etc. ※Engishiki (927) 38 "Eight craftsmen. Each day, one sho and six go of black rice" [Ikekita Gudan 18]

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Japanese:

〘名〙① 平安時代以降、荘園領主から土地の宛行(あてがい)を受けて請作(うけさく)する作人(さくにん)が、耕作田について獲得した耕作権と収益権をいう。中世には作手職(さくてしき)、作人職(さくにんしき)そのほかの称呼で呼ばれた。※田中忠三郎氏所蔵文集‐寛弘九年（1012）正月二二日・和泉国符案「浮浪之者適有_二其心_一、則依_レ無_二作手_一不_レ便寄作」② 職人。技術者。さくしゅ。※大乗院寺社雑事記‐文明二年（1470）三月晦日「中御門郷塗師御作手与四郎事非凡儀、御給分以下被_レ宛_二行之_一」