Bathing - Toumoku

Japanese: 湯沐 - とうもく

〘noun〙① To take a bath and wash one's hair. To wash and purify the body with hot water. Bathing. *Ryo Gikai (718), official: "One head. (A palanquin to carry _under one's hand. (Abbreviated) A curtain. Bathing. _One _to clean the hall and the courtyard. (Abbreviated) _etc. " [Huainanzi - Shuolinkun] ② The title of the food grant (jikifu) paid to the empress and crown prince under the ritsuryo system. Someone who pays for the bathing①. In addition, in the article on Emperor Tenmu in the "Nihon Shoki," "Bathroom Order" and " Bathroom Village " appear. *Ryo Gikai (718), roku: "Chugū's bathing. 2,000 households."

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Japanese:

〘名〙① 湯をあび、髪を洗うこと。湯でからだを洗って清めること。ゆあみ。※令義解（718）職員「頭一人。〈掌_下供御輿輦。〈略〉帷帳。湯沐。洒_二掃殿庭_一。〈略〉等事_上〉」〔淮南子‐説林訓〕② 令制で、皇后・東宮に支給された食封(じきふ)の称。湯沐①の料を負担するもの。なお、「日本書紀」天武天皇条に「湯沐令(ゆのうながし)」「湯沐邑(とうもくのゆう)」等が見える。※令義解（718）祿「中宮湯沐。二千戸」

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