〘Noun〙 In ancient times, a household belonged to a post station in each province. They provided postmasters , raised the post horses, maintained the horse equipment, and cultivated the post fields. They were exempt from hard labor. Horse stables. ※Ryo Gikai ( 718) - Stable ranches: "Generally, each post had two heads, one for each person. The households within the two posts were responsible for the wealth of the people in charge."Umayabe [Ekido]Source: The Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary About the Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary Information |
〘名〙 古代、諸国の宿駅に所属した戸。駅子(えきし)を出し、駅馬の飼育、馬具の整備、駅田の耕作などに従う。徭役(ようえき)は免じられた。うまやべ。※令義解(718)厩牧「凡駅各置二長一人一。取二駅戸内家口富幹レ事者一為レ之」
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