Push-purchase - Push-purchase

Japanese: 押買 - おさえがい

〘noun〙① A method of purchasing goods in the Middle Ages. It involves buying up goods in advance, then waiting until the price rises due to a shortage, and selling them at a huge profit. It is distinct from forced buying. ※Azuma Kagami - October 17, 1254 (6th year of Kencho) "However, _forced buying and accepting _purchases _are prohibited." ② To buy by _force . Oshigai. ※Koyasan documents - June 17, 1271 (8th year of Bun'ei) - A petition signed by the officials of the three villages _of Kamino, Shinkuni and Sarukawa "First, the suppression of purchases in the market. The merchants _{want to make} a profit, so it is very inconvenient to solicit _orders _and suppress purchases."

Push -purchase

〘 noun 〙 When a buyer uses force to buy property against the seller's will. ⇔ Forced selling. ※Goji no Shikijo - Ninji 3 (1242) January 15th "1. The forced buying of goods in the town is not _{something to be} discussed, no matter _how high or _low , and _{_{it can be}} stopped in _any way _. " ※Otogi Zoushi - Karasagi Kassen Monogatari (Muromachi period) "The forced buying caused trouble, and here and there the fields were plundered."

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Japanese:

〘名〙① 中世、商品買取り方法の一つ。あらかじめ品物を買い占めておき、後日品薄のために価格が騰貴するのを待って売り、巨利を得るもの。押し買いとは区別される。※吾妻鏡‐建長六年（1254）一〇月一七日「但至_二押買并迎買_一者、可_レ令_二停止_一也」② 無理に買い取ること。おしがい。※高野山文書‐文永八年（1271）六月一七日・神野真国猿川三ケ庄々官等連署起請文「一、市抑買事。右、商沽之輩利潤為_レ望、而募_二権威_一抑買之条、頗不便事也」