For an agency
The word that (a butterfly) means (profit) for direct control territory and the profit of "the agency" in Japan for an agency in the Middle Ages.
When "the agency" of this case means a House agency (including the Empress Dowager agency), I may mean a country agency (land which a provincial governor rules over).
Summary
With the agency of the House agency, I point to the direct control territory except the thing which cost a pittance in Buddha's wish for salvation of the world temples in House territory (Empress Dowager territory). However, both an agency and the Buddha's wish for salvation of the world glebe had no change in that it was the manor of a House, the Empress Dowager, and the real rule was performed through the hand of a House trusted vassal and the wife who let you do the ground concerned Tomoyuki.
The agency of the country agency refers to direct control territory of the provincial governor, a gain in office of a provincial governor territory. I am the part except "the living-in-agency name" which is feudal tenure, the gain of the living-in-agency public servant with Prince territory of the public. An agency was called by names of "Tsukuda (ちょうぶんのつくだ) "country Tsukuda" (くにのつくだ) for an agency" and was distributed distribution between the name that there was in 郡郷保 of each place, and Gunshi, Goshi, Yasuji undertook the real cultivation.
References
- For Ritsuko Nakagome "agency" / Kesao Ihara "an agency Tsukuda" ("Japanese manor history Dictionary" (Hirofumi Yoshikawa building, 2003) ISBN 978-4-642-01338-3)
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