Inner seal - Naiin

Japanese: 内印 - ないいん

〘Noun〙 The Emperor's seal. It is three inches (about nine centimeters) square and has the inscription "Emperor's Seal." The Shonagon and the Chief of the Ministry of Central Affairs were in charge of it, and it was stamped on rank certificates of those of fifth rank or above, as well as official documents issued to various provinces. It is said to be the opposite of a Gein ( = Seal of the Dajokan). ※Shoku Nihongi - Wadou 5th year (712), December 1st, Dingshi "Reported to the authorities. _From now on. There has been an error in the official document. The internal seal has been written. The matter needs to _be _revised . The Shonagon _should report it to the _Chief _{of the Ministry} . Later, a further report was made _{to the authorities} ."

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Japanese:

〘名〙天皇の印。三寸（約九センチメートル）平方で、「天皇御璽」の印文がある。少納言や中務省の主鈴がその管掌にあたり、五位以上の位記や諸国にくだす公文書などに押した。外印(げいん)（=太政官の印）に対していう。※続日本紀‐和銅五年（712）一二月丁巳「有司奏。自_レ今以後。公文錯誤。内印著了。事須_二改正_一者。少納言宜_下申_二官長_一。然後更奏印_上レ之」

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