Transference - Ginkgo

Japanese: 移牒 - いちょう

〘 noun 〙 ("I" is a document exchanged between government offices that are not directly subordinate to each other, and "cho" is a document sent from an office to an office that is equivalent to an office or is not an office) ① "I" and "cho". ※Kurei Mondo (around 1185-90) " _Ue le kankobun o kan yori cho sokuin" ② (━suru) A notification from one government office to another government office with a different jurisdiction. Also, the document in question. [Sleeve Journal Dictionary (1919)] [Kinshi - Bosan Zhongyi Biography]

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Japanese:

〘名〙 (「移」は直属関係にない官司が取りかわす文書、「牒」は官司から、官司に準じる所または官司でない所に出す文書をいう)① 「移」と「牒」。※貴嶺問答（1185‐90頃）「上_レ官公文及案移牒則印」② (━する) 一つの官庁から管轄の違う他の官庁に通知すること。また、その文書。〔袖珍新聞語辞典（1919）〕〔金史‐僕散忠義伝〕

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