Stamp - Starch

Japanese: 伝符 - でんぷ

〘Noun〙 Under the ritsuryo system, this was a certificate that allowed government officials to travel by horse-drawn carriage. Its exact details are unclear, but it appears that it was divided into intervals of 3 to 30 koku, and the number of horses available and the level of hospitality were determined by the number of intervals. Unlike the station bells used for speedy communication, these were carried by newly appointed provincial governors, various vassals (kotorizukai) , sumo wrestlers and other people traveling on non-urgent official business to show the county office that they were traveling on and to use the horse-drawn carriages prepared there. A sign of travel. *Shoku Nihongi - Keiun 2 (705), April Shinmi: "Given _eight Dazaifu station bells, ten denpu, and _one Nagato Province bell."

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Japanese:

〘名〙令制で、官人が伝馬を使って旅行することを許可する証。その実体は明らかでないが、それには三刻～三〇刻のきざみがあり、その数により利用できる馬の数や饗応の程度が決まったか。急速を要する通信用の駅鈴と異なり、新任国司の任地赴任、諸種の部領使(ことりづかい)、相撲人などの不急の公用で旅行する者が携行して郡衙に示し、そこに用意されている伝馬を使用するために用いられた。つたいのしるし。※続日本紀‐慶雲二年（705）四月辛未「給_二大宰府飛駅鈴八口、伝符十枚、長門国鈴二口_一」

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