神宮工の大工職併有と「請屋」「請工」について : 中世伊勢神宮の造営組織に関する研究その3

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This paper examines Jinguko ownership of Daikushiki and the characteristics of Ukeya and Uketakumi. (1) There were 44 Jinguko for the Naiku and 33 for the Geku, from the late 12th century to the early 14th century. However, in the 15th century, these numbers did not remain the same. The amount of wages paid to individual carpenters remained the same throughout the Medieval Period. (2) The Sakusho supplied each Uketakumi with construction materials and handed him wages. Ukeya which were projected in those times were buildings such as the Higashi Hoden, but not the Shoden.
2005-05-30