Hamakata Records

Japanese: 浜方記録 - はまかたきろく

The original title is "Gofukugaki no Tsume Namara Hamakata Kiroku." This is a collection of shogunate decrees and other records relating to the Dojima rice market from 1716 to 1843 (Kyoho 1 to Tenpo 14). The 7th head of the Muroya family (Harimaya), who were Dojima rice brokers during the Edo period, compiled important articles in chronological order from old records handed down by the family, and the 8th head of the Muroya family, Kasumi, continued the work by writing it over. Writing began around 1801 (Kyowa 1). Nine volumes. Historical material that gives insight into the historical trends of Dojima, the largest trading market for feudal rice, and the shogunate's rice distribution policy. Included in the "Early Modern Social and Economic Studies Series." [Tsuruoka Mieko]

Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information

Japanese:

原題は《御触書之留並浜方記録》。1716‐1843年(享保1‐天保14)の堂島米市場に関する幕府法令その他の記録。江戸時代，堂島米仲買であった室谷家(播磨屋)に伝わる古記録から7代賀澄が重要記事を編年に抄録，8代賀世が書き継いだもの。1801年(享和1)ごろの起筆。9巻。領主米の最大の取引市場であった堂島の歴史的動向と幕府の米穀流通政策を知りうる史料。《近世社会経済叢書》所収。【鶴岡実枝子】

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