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*''Date: [[1736]]''
*''Japanese'': 恒例臨時行事留帳 ''(kourei rinji gyouji tomechou)''
The ''Kôrei rinji gyôji tomechô'' is a record of regular and special rituals and ceremonies performed by ''tamari-tsume daimyô''<ref>''Tamari tsume'' 溜詰 refers to those high-ranking ''daimyô'' assigned the ''tamari-no-ma'' as their formal waiting room within [[Edo castle]]. The assignment of waiting room was one way in which ''daimyô'' were ranked or classed. The ''tamari tsume'' included many of the ''shinpan daimyô'' as well as the ''[[roju|rôjû]]''. See [[Edo castle#Omote]].</ref> in [[Edo castle]], based on the events of the early to mid-1730s. Compiled in [[1736]] by the [[Matsudaira clan]] of [[Aizu han]] in conjunction with the succession of [[Matsudaira Katasada]], the document was then passed to retainers of [[Ii Naosada]], who were permitted to produce and keep copies. At least one such copy survives today as part of the Documents of the [[Ii clan|Ii Household]] of [[Hikone han|Hikone Domain]] (''Hikone han Ii ke monjo'').
The volume begins with a detailed description of the regular ritual events (''kôrei gyôji'') of one year, including regular monthly audiences and [[Tokugawa seasonal observances]] such as New Year's and the ''[[gosekku]]'' (five seasonal festivals). It then details a number of rituals or ceremonies (''rinji gyôji'') performed on special occasions.
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==References==
*Okazaki Hironori 岡崎寛徳, ''Bakufu girei no urajijô to Ii-ke no taiô'' 「幕府儀礼の裏事情と井伊家の対応」, in Asao Naohiro (ed.), ''Fudai daimyo Ii ke no girei'', Hikone Castle Museum (2004), 55.
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[[Category:Edo Period]]
[[Category:Historical Documents]]
*''Japanese'': 恒例臨時行事留帳 ''(kourei rinji gyouji tomechou)''
The ''Kôrei rinji gyôji tomechô'' is a record of regular and special rituals and ceremonies performed by ''tamari-tsume daimyô''<ref>''Tamari tsume'' 溜詰 refers to those high-ranking ''daimyô'' assigned the ''tamari-no-ma'' as their formal waiting room within [[Edo castle]]. The assignment of waiting room was one way in which ''daimyô'' were ranked or classed. The ''tamari tsume'' included many of the ''shinpan daimyô'' as well as the ''[[roju|rôjû]]''. See [[Edo castle#Omote]].</ref> in [[Edo castle]], based on the events of the early to mid-1730s. Compiled in [[1736]] by the [[Matsudaira clan]] of [[Aizu han]] in conjunction with the succession of [[Matsudaira Katasada]], the document was then passed to retainers of [[Ii Naosada]], who were permitted to produce and keep copies. At least one such copy survives today as part of the Documents of the [[Ii clan|Ii Household]] of [[Hikone han|Hikone Domain]] (''Hikone han Ii ke monjo'').
The volume begins with a detailed description of the regular ritual events (''kôrei gyôji'') of one year, including regular monthly audiences and [[Tokugawa seasonal observances]] such as New Year's and the ''[[gosekku]]'' (five seasonal festivals). It then details a number of rituals or ceremonies (''rinji gyôji'') performed on special occasions.
{{stub}}
==References==
*Okazaki Hironori 岡崎寛徳, ''Bakufu girei no urajijô to Ii-ke no taiô'' 「幕府儀礼の裏事情と井伊家の対応」, in Asao Naohiro (ed.), ''Fudai daimyo Ii ke no girei'', Hikone Castle Museum (2004), 55.
<references/>
[[Category:Edo Period]]
[[Category:Historical Documents]]
