Toji Temple Execution Diary - Toji Temple Execution Diary

Japanese: 東寺執行日記 - とうじしゅぎょうにっき

This is a record written by successive administrators of Toji Temple, including Tadayu, Sadai, and Eizou. It spans the period from 1330 (Gentoku 2) to 1751 (Horeki 1), but is intermittent. There are various copies, and it is also called "Toji-ki," "Toki," or "Toji-ji Gyokko-ki." The contents cover matters within Toji Temple, such as the appointment of various temple positions, various religious ceremonies, various ceremonies, annual events, the construction and repair of subsidiary temples, and the control of temple estates and manors, as well as the activities of the shogunate, shugo daimyo, and other temples and shrines. Unpublished. [Koizumi Yoshisuke]

Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information

Japanese:

忠救，定伊，栄増など歴代の東寺執行が書きついだ記録。1330年(元徳2)から1751年(宝暦1)にわたるが，中途断続している。各種の写本があり，《東寺記》《東記》《東寺執行記》とも称す。内容は，寺内諸職の補任，諸法会，諸儀式，年中行事，子院建立･修補，寺領荘園支配など東寺内の事柄とともに，幕府，守護大名，他寺社の動静などにも及ぶ。未刊。【小泉宜右】

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