19) 飛騨工考

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This is one of the studies on the history of architects in Japan. Tradition says that Hida-no-Takumi was a skilful master of architecture in ancient times, and actually there are many old buildings which are said to have been) built by Hida-no-Takumi. According to our study, however, Hida-no-Takumi was not an individual nor an architect but it refers to a lower class of carpenters, of a period during VIII th to Xth centuries. Hida-no-Takumi was a general term used by Ritsuryo government to designate peasants of Hida province, who spent one year in the capital (Nara or Heian) to pay their taxes by working as carpenters. In this study, we have made clear who Hida-no-Takumi was and how it came to be the synonym of a skillful architect: as result we believe that it gives a perspective of the technique of architecture in Nara, and Heian period.
社団法人日本建築学会の論文
1949-11-20