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   被減候間職人一同ニ 御目見仕候    様被 仰付職人一同 御目見    仕其後職人帯刀御停止之節帯    刀被相止候事  一 元禄十一寅年三月願之通御擬    作被 召上候事  一 宝永八卯年正月朔日病死法名    安誉清心居士葬所同上  養子   市兵衛清宣    実加須屋《見せ消ち:布|市》右衛門某嫡男    妻 養父与大夫清行女  一 元禄十一寅年三月親御擬作之通    拾八石被下置紺屋共支配致候様    被 仰付候事  一 宝永七寅年八月先祖紺屋職を    以被 召出候義ニも無御座候所当時

現代語訳

(前ページより続き)御目見を減らされることになったので、職人一同と共に御目見を行うよう仰せ付けられ、職人一同と御目見を行った。その後、職人の帯刀が御停止となった節に、帯刀も相止められた。 一、元禄十一寅年(1698年)三月、願いの通り御擬作を召し上げられた。 一、宝永八卯年(1711年)正月朔日(一日)、病死。法名、安誉清心居士。葬所は同上。  養子   市兵衛清宣    実は加須屋(見せ消ち:布→市)右衛門某の嫡男。    妻 養父与太夫清行の女(娘) 一、元禄十一寅年(1698年)三月、親(養父)の御擬作の通り十八石を下し置かれ、紺屋共を支配するよう仰せ付けられた。 一、宝永七寅年(1710年)八月、先祖が紺屋職をもって召し出された義(事情)でもこれなく候ところ、当時

英語訳

[Continued from previous page] ...it was ordered that audiences be reduced, and so he was directed to conduct the formal audience together with the craftsmen [shokunin] as a group. Thereafter, when wearing swords [taitō] was prohibited for craftsmen, he too was ordered to cease wearing a sword. Item: In the third month of the eleventh year of Genroku [the year of the Tiger, 1698], in accordance with his petition, the provisional stipend [gi-saku] was reclaimed [by the domain]. Item: On the first day of the first month of the eighth year of Hōei [the year of the Rabbit, 1711], he died of illness. Posthumous Buddhist name: Anyo Seishin Koji. Place of burial: same as above.  Adopted son:   Ichibei Kiyonobu    Actually the legitimate eldest son of Kasuya [correction: fuse-keshi indicating "fu" crossed out and replaced with "ichi"] Uemon [name unknown].    Wife: Daughter of his adoptive father Yodayū Kiyoyuki Item: In the third month of the eleventh year of Genroku [the year of the Tiger, 1698], in accordance with his [adoptive] parent's provisional stipend, he was granted eighteen koku and ordered to supervise the dye-houses [kōya]. Item: In the eighth month of the seventh year of Hōei [the year of the Tiger, 1710], [it was noted that] there was in fact no [precedent or reason] for the ancestors having been summoned to service by virtue of the dye-house trade [kōya-shoku], yet at the present time... [Text continues on next page]