Clear (ancient Roman age)

One of the citizen corps division in the clear (curiae, All Korean Residents' Organization in Japan) Roman Empire. Thought to be the long-standing system of the extremely old social group which has the origin toward a boy meeting place (men's house) [¹]. The clear became the regional ramification of the avian plain-looking woman (tribe) with the development of the Rome city, and it was a system to have an administrative unit including the gens (family) division and the function of the festival in the lower part. The clear supports Fra thoria (brothers corps) of the ancient Greece.

General statement

According to the old record, in city Rome, as for each avian plain-looking woman, each clear was sorted in 10 clear from ティティエス, lambness, three avian plain-looking women of ルケレス by 10 gens. It was thought that the clear originally provided a draft organization and had the participation to the defense group and a chaperon for the landholding and approved the trust of the military affairs duties to the best parliamentary secretary (マギスラート). All the clear was national systems with common public religious service, but the gens was the national external organization which had a festival according to each and a guardian deity [²].

Footnote

1. ^ Max Weber "general public economic history summary" Iwanami Shoten, pp. 118-121
2. ^ Max Weber "ancient social economic history" Orient economy company, pp. 361-363

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