A sake brewing tax levied per sake jar during the Kamakura and Muromachi periods. It is also called "sake jar money." The Muromachi Shogunate collected this tax from sake brewers in Kyoto and the surrounding area as a regular monthly tax from 1393 onwards. In Nara, Kofuku-ji Temple levied the jar money on Bodai-san Temple. Source: Encyclopaedia Britannica Concise Encyclopedia About Encyclopaedia Britannica Concise Encyclopedia Information |
鎌倉,室町時代に酒壺1個を単位として課した酒造税。酒壺銭ともいう。室町幕府は明徳4 (1393) 年以後京都とその周辺の酒屋から毎月恒例の課役として徴収した。奈良では興福寺が菩提山寺に壺銭を賦課している。
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