英語訳
1. On the 3rd day of the 6th month of Bunsei 13, year of the tiger (1830)
Due to death, for succession purposes, transfer was granted from Naka-Edo-chō to Sanada Gorobē's estate. However, until this time Nakamura Sukezō was in residence. Kagaguchi overseer and senior ashigaru commander Sakakibara Sukezaemon was appointed Kagaguchi guard and transferred to the Kagaguchi official estate under Sukezaemon group supervision. However, from Yosuke-chō Fukuro-kōji. Senior ashigaru commander Ishikawa Heihachi was appointed to succeed senior ashigaru commander Ishikawa Heihachi and placed in charge of Heihachi group supervision. Messenger and escort commander Takahashi Kichibē.
Regarding the aforementioned Heihachi, yesterday during his duty shift there was a matter of carelessness, and upon inquiry, restraint was ordered. The inquiry regarding this restraint concerned events after yesterday's official summons letter arrived, when he inquired whether he should send a representative to the duty officer tomorrow. He was instructed that no representative was necessary, and it was ordered that this estate transfer matter should be communicated to the monthly inspector after Heihachi's dismissal. Furthermore, it was ordered that the estate transfer matter be communicated within Sukezaemon's household, and Matsunami Jinzaemon was summoned to the main castle and informed by the monthly inspector.
1. In An'ei 1, year of the dragon (1772), after Sukagayama Hikoemon suffered fire damage, he was ordered to transfer estates, but since there were still no house construction or ceiling work completed, instructions were given by the carpentry office that it should be received as before.
1. On the 5th day of the 3rd month of Kyōhō 11, year of the horse (1726), there are records of appointment to official duties in connection with the transfer of various estates from Matsuoka to Fukui.
1. On the 4th day of the 5th month of Genbun 1, year of the dragon (1736), Kanie Tahē was appointed head of naval forces and transferred to Nakamura Tarōzaemon's official estate, while Tarōzaemon was transferred to Tahē's estate.
However, initially when Tahē was summoned without stipend and performed appropriate official service, he had built quarters with permission from the estate magistrate, and now wished to reclaim these quarters, which he communicated to the estate magistrate. The estate magistrate's judgment was that acknowledgment would be difficult. Since this was an unprecedented matter, it was communicated that inquiry should be made to the senior retainers. It was determined that there was no reasonable grounds for Tahē to reclaim the quarters at this time, and since this could become a troublesome precedent in the future, the quarters should be left as is and transferred to Tarōzaemon, as communicated by Uneme-kata estate magistrates Ogino Shirōemon and Tōgō Niemon.
1. On the 21st day of the 3rd month of the 4th year, year of the sheep (1739), the petition for estate exchange between Hayashi Gensuke's estate and Atobe Matahachi's estate was approved as requested. However, what was communicated to Inaba Yōjin by Matsudaira Shōbē was that regarding Gensuke, who had petitioned for estate transfer last year and again petitioned shortly thereafter, henceforth except in cases of unavoidable special circumstances, even if there are those who petition shortly after previous requests, such petitions will not be processed. It was also communicated that this should be conveyed to colleagues.
1. On the 2nd day of the 7th intercalary month of Genbun 5, year of the monkey (1740), regarding Tōyama Jūbē's estate transfer order, since it was a three-way exchange, it would be difficult to complete the transfer in one day, so it was communicated that he would stay about two nights with Minagawa Yosōemon of his clan before completing the transfer.
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1. On the 27th day of the 3rd month of Tenpō 4, year of the snake (1833), in Edo
Regarding Daidōji Magokurō, although there was an internal petition due to cramped house and estate conditions, since there was no suitable house and estate available for exchange at the time, etc., 2,000 monme of silver was granted as building extension and repair funds. Akita Un'nosuke.
However, Magokurō's estate was Kaifuku Kyūjirō's estate at Naka-no-baba corner in early Kaei, and was later transferred to the Habakabe family within Yanagi Gate.
1. On the 28th day of the 2nd month of Enpō 2, year of the rabbit (1674), estate transfers were ordered as follows:
Ōta Sanya's estate transfer granted to: Habakabe Hachizaemon
Habakabe Hachizaemon's estate transfer granted to: Utsunomiya Jibuzaemon
Utsunomiya Jibuzaemon's estate transfer granted to: Suganuma Kunaijō
Suganuma Kunaijō's estate transfer granted to: Ōta Sanya
However, on the 1st day of the 3rd month, the following mutual petition was completed:
Ōta Sanya, who was ordered to transfer estates and was supposed to move to Suganuma Kunaijō's estate, petitioned through written statement after mutual agreement to move directly to Utsunomiya Jibuzaemon's estate. Shibuya Yazei, Tominaga Shinzaemon.
Suganuma Kunaijō, similarly ordered, was supposed to move to Utsunomiya Jibuzaemon's estate, but after mutual agreement and petition through written statement, was ordered to remain in his current estate, which was communicated to Kunaijō.
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1. On the 29th day of the 7th month of Bunsei 7, year of the monkey (1824), estate transfers were ordered as follows:
To Shin-yashiki 3-banchō-dōri west side, Ihara Jōsuke's estate: Kawai Shirōzaemon
To Takegahana-mae Naminojūjirō's estate: Takama Shirō
To Kodōgu-chō Takama Shirō's estate: Ishihara Sakinta
To Kannon-chō Ishihara Sakinta's estate: Ihara Jōsuke
《Marginal note: Kaminohashi samurai district inner area east side Kawai Shirōzaemon's estate | newly granted》 Mizuno Rokurōzaemon
After these orders were issued, on the 3rd day of the 8th month, Kawai Shirōzaemon communicated to monthly duty officer Ōsaki Shichiayū that since he was ordered to transfer estates and would soon complete the exchange, his previous estate was extremely dilapidated, and furthermore his financial circumstances were extremely difficult, making it impossible to complete everything according to official regulations, for which he was deeply apologetic. Therefore, although various consultations were held with relatives, due to the current circumstances, internal consultations could not be conducted 《marginal note: half reduction was ordered this year》, causing extreme hardship. While he was deeply apologetic for raising such matters, he requested that with supreme compassion, the inconveniences be acknowledged and pardoned. This was communicated on the 5th to duty officer Koma Tachido, who responded as follows, so Shirōzaemon was summoned and informed, and the duty officer's instructions were also communicated to the estate magistrate:
"Regarding house and estate matters, there are official regulations, so pardoning inconveniences is not possible. However, given the extremely difficult financial circumstances, and since there are official intentions behind Shirōzaemon's estate transfer, thorough investigation should be conducted, and for unavoidable matters, reception and transfer should be handled at the estate magistrate's discretion."
1. On the 23rd day of the 3rd month of Kan'en 1, year of the dragon (1748)
Regarding reserve duty group member Enami Tasaburō, it was initially communicated that he would be granted transfer to Harada Shirōemon's estate, but first he should be told to remain in Tasaburō's current residence. Ōta Sanya.
1. On the 29th day of the 5th month of Kan'en 1, year of the dragon, Honmei Mibu communicated that Tashiro Yōgen petitioned to move to the town residence where his grandfather Yōtetsu had lived and to return his borrowed estate, which was approved. This was to be communicated to the estate magistrate, so it was communicated to Kaga Kurōemon and Ōzeki Shingozaemon.
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