Also called Honnengu, Torika, and Mononari. A basic tax imposed on fields during the Edo period. It is distinguished from uyaku and fuyaku such as small taxes and myoga. In principle, rice was paid, but mononari for fields was often paid in gold. →Nengu/Takakakemono/Unjo/Myoka→Related topics: Kumai | Chiho Sancho Source : Heibonsha Encyclopedia About MyPedia Information |
本年貢,取箇(とりか),物成とも。江戸時代田畑に課せられた基本的租税。小物成や冥加(みょうが)などの浮役,夫役と区別される。米納が原則だが畑地に対する物成は金納の場合が多かった。→年貢/高掛物/運上・冥加 →関連項目口米|地方三帳 出典 株式会社平凡社百科事典マイペディアについて 情報 |
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