英語訳
1. Shōtoku 3rd year (1713), intercalary 5th month: Regarding the announcement of classifications for severity of banishment by the shogunate, as received by Edo caretaker Ōseki Shingoemon
Heavy banishment: Musashi, Sagami, Kōzuke, Shimotsuke, Awa, Kazusa, Shimōsa, Hitachi, Yamashiro, Settsu, Sakai, Nara, Nagasaki, Tōkaidō route, Kisoji route, Suruga, Owari, Kii
Medium banishment: Within ten ri of Edo, Kyoto, Osaka, Sakai, Nara, Fushimi, Nagasaki, Tōkaidō route, Kisoji route, Nikkō, Nikkō highway route, Nagoya, Wakayama, Mito
Light banishment: Within ten ri of Edo, Kyoto, Osaka, Tōkaidō route, Nikkō, Nikkō highway route
Edo banishment: Within ten ri of Edo
The above was announced in the intercalary 5th month
Regarding banishment and petition-based banishment
1. Banished persons have their swords confiscated, and foot inspectors (ashimetsuke) are dispatched to hand over the swords at the domain border
However, if ordered to shave head and be banished, foot inspectors are not dispatched. Currently, all samurai have their status stripped before banishment, so they are not dispatched. Previously, ordinary banishment was ordered, so foot inspectors handed over swords at the domain border
1. Kyōhō 5th year (1720), 12th month, 7th day: Shell official Nakazawa Monemon had his head shaved and was banished at Gazunoma-en. Since his hair was under the custody of Tōgō Saburōemon, it was shaved by Saburōemon's group.
At this time, the inspector witnessed the head shaving at the Council of State because it was a matter concerning a monk, not a samurai matter. There was no written notice of restrictions, and after taking a pledge not to serve, he was dispatched directly from the Council of State to the lower area on foot. Swords were not handed over, and on the 9th day he was handed over to Ōmiya Hikoemon. However, due to injuries, he was sent out on horseback from the accounting office. No foot inspector was dispatched, and four men from his group were sent to Hosorogi checkpoint. The banishment treatment was not as a samurai, and confiscation of property was ordered.
Due to Monemon's confiscation, rain gear, hat, and money for lunch were provided by the accounting office
1. Shōtoku 5th year (1715), 6th month, 13th day: Gold magistrate Atsumi Gonbē had his head shaved and was banished. His hair was shaved by one of the advance foot soldier guards
1. Same 9th year (1719), 2nd month: Previously, when banishment was ordered even for samurai, it was customary to confiscate swords and wakizashi as well, so in Jōsuke's case too, the long and short swords were taken and he was placed in a palanquin. Takezawa Jōsuke was banished from within three ri of the castle town and sent out in a palanquin from the Council of State. This was reported to the magistrates.
Four porters carried him, with one additional person carrying the swords wrapped in paper. One foot inspector and four group members were dispatched. After traveling three ri to a place called Tomeki near Hanatani, he was taken down from the palanquin, and foot inspector Kawamura Rokudayū handed over the swords. Of course, if he desired food along the way, it should be provided, and the group members were instructed that money would be received later and distributed. Confiscation of property was ordered
1. Genbun 4th year (1739): Ōban group member Egawa Chūemon was banished
1. Enkyō 1st year (1744), 11th month, 9th day: Shoin-ban attendant Yukifuki Kindayū had his head shaved and was banished from Edo (expelled from the gate). However, his hair was shaved by a new servant
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