中山伝信録 巻五 - 翻刻

翻刻

　賜￣フ者￣ハ世￣ニシ＿二其禄￣ヲ＿一。長-子承-受￣ク。其自￣ラ致￣シ＿二爵-位￣ヲ＿一所￣ノ＿レ授采-地￣ハ。官-巳￣レハ
　即-除￣ク。歳￣ニ収￣ム＿二其￣ノ地所＿レ出三-分￣ノ之二￣ヲ＿一。如￣キ＿三田一-頃出￣スカ＿二米一-百-
　石￣ヲ＿一。耕-夫収＿二 五-十-石￣ヲ＿一。禄-主収￣ム＿二 五-十-石￣ヲ＿一禄-主五-十-石￣ノ内。有＿二
　公-費雑-泒等￣ノ一-十余-石＿一。除￣ク＿レ此￣ヲ外実￣ニ収￣ム＿二 三-十余-石￣ヲ＿一。約￣スルニ当￣ル＿二　
　三-分之二￣ニ＿一也。鶏-豕薪-樵之-数。以＿二米-石￣ノ多-少￣ヲ＿一為＿レ準￣ト。以＿レ時
　取＿レ之。其￣ノ采-地￣ノ之人。来￣テ受￣ル＿レ役￣ヲ者。視￣ヘテ＿二官-秩￣ニ＿一為＿二多-寡￣ヲ＿一。国-相法-
　司十-六-人。紫-金大-夫十-一-人。紫-巾-官十-人。黄-帽-官四-
　人。紅-帽-官二-人。皆月￣コトニ更￣タム。
　国-相采-地一-府。《割書：或二｜府》禄六-百-石。有￣ル＿レ功者￣ハ加＿二 七八九百￣ヲ＿一。
　至￣テ＿二千-石￣ニ＿一止￣ム。世-襲嗣-子及-孫。賜＿二禄三-百-石￣ノ采-地一-府￣ヲ＿一。至＿二
　曽-孫￣ニ＿一量￣テ＿レ功￣ヲ為＿レ差￣ヲ。
　法-司。采-地一-府。禄四-百-石。例世-禄。嗣-子及-孫賜＿二禄八
　十-石￣ノ采-地一-府￣ヲ＿一。至＿二曽-孫￣ニ＿一量￣テ＿レ功為＿レ差。
　国-舅。采-地一-府。《割書：或一｜県》禄八-十-石。或￣ハ百-石二-百-石。皆量
　＿レ功￣ヲ賜＿レ之。世-禄視￣ヘテ＿二功￣ノ之大小￣ニ＿一。賜＿二禄采-地＿一。及＿二子-孫￣ニ＿一。
　紫-巾-官。采-地一-府。《割書：或一｜県》禄三-十-石。或￣ハ四-十五-十。至￣テ＿二 八-
　十-石￣ニ＿一止￣ム。皆視＿二功￣ノ之大-小￣ニ＿一賜＿レ之￣ヲ。世-禄量＿レ功￣ヲ為＿レ差。
　司-賓耳-目-官。采-地亦一-府。禄八-十-石。典-宝司-刑管-泊

現代語訳

賜る者は世々にその禄を（継承し）、長子が承け受ける。その自ら爵位を致した所の授かった采地は、官を辞めれば即座に除かれる。年に、その地の出す三分の二を収める。例えば田一頃が米百石を出すなら、耕夫が五十石を収め、禄主が五十石を収める。禄主の五十石の内、公費・雑費等の十余石がある。これを除いた外に実に三十余石を収める。約すると三分の二に当たる。鶏・豚・薪・樵の数は、米石の多少を基準として、時に応じて取る。その采地の人で来て役を受ける者は、官秩に応じて多寡を定める。国相・法司十六人、紫金大夫十一人、紫巾官十人、黄帽官四人、紅帽官二人は、皆月ごとに交代する。

国相の采地は一府《割書：或いは二府》、禄六百石。功有る者は七八九百を加え、千石に至って止む。世襲の嗣子及び孫には、禄三百石の采地一府を賜う。曽孫に至っては功を量って差を為す。

法司の采地は一府、禄四百石。例として世禄とする。嗣子及び孫には禄八十石の采地一府を賜う。曽孫に至っては功を量って差を為す。

国舅の采地は一府《割書：或いは一県》、禄八十石。或いは百石・二百石。皆功を量って之を賜う。世禄は功の大小に応じて、禄・采地を賜い、子孫に及ぶ。

紫巾官の采地は一府《割書：或いは一県》、禄三十石。或いは四十・五十。八十石に至って止む。皆功の大小に応じて之を賜う。世禄は功を量って差を為す。

司賓耳目官の采地も一府、禄八十石。典宝・司刑・管泊

英語訳

Those who are granted (fiefs) pass down their stipends through generations, with the eldest son inheriting. The fiefs granted to those who attained their rank and position through their own efforts are immediately removed when they retire from office. Annually, they collect two-thirds of what the land produces. For example, if one qing of rice field produces one hundred koku of rice, the farmer collects fifty koku and the fief lord collects fifty koku. Within the fief lord's fifty koku, there are more than ten koku for public expenses, miscellaneous costs, etc. Excluding this, they actually collect more than thirty koku. This amounts to approximately two-thirds. The numbers of chickens, pigs, firewood, and timber are taken according to the season, based on the amount of rice koku as the standard. Those from the fief territories who come to receive official duties are assigned amounts according to their official rank. The sixteen positions of National Minister and Legal Administrator, eleven Purple-Gold Grand Masters, ten Purple-Cap Officials, four Yellow-Cap Officials, and two Red-Cap Officials all rotate monthly.

The National Minister's fief is one prefecture 《marginal note: or two prefectures》, with a stipend of six hundred koku. Those with merit receive additional seven, eight, or nine hundred, stopping at one thousand koku. Hereditary heir sons and grandsons are granted fiefs of one prefecture with stipends of three hundred koku. For great-grandsons, differences are made according to merit.

Legal Administrators have fiefs of one prefecture, with stipends of four hundred koku. As precedent, these are hereditary stipends. Heir sons and grandsons are granted fiefs of one prefecture with stipends of eighty koku. For great-grandsons, differences are made according to merit.

National Uncles have fiefs of one prefecture 《marginal note: or one county》, with stipends of eighty koku. Or one hundred or two hundred koku. All are granted according to merit. Hereditary stipends grant stipends and fiefs according to the magnitude of merit, extending to children and grandchildren.

Purple-Cap Officials have fiefs of one prefecture 《marginal note: or one county》, with stipends of thirty koku. Or forty or fifty. They stop at eighty koku. All are granted according to the magnitude of merit. Hereditary stipends make differences according to merit.

Protocol Administrator Ear-Eye Officials also have fiefs of one prefecture, with stipends of eighty koku. Treasure Keeper, Justice Administrator, Harbor Administrator