9-10 餌刺町と竹ノ鼻における武家屋敷地の変遷 : 福井城下の武家地の研究その20(計画系)

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This paper considers the change of the samurai's premises in Esashi-machi and Takenohana, referring to the 'FUKUI JOUKA-EZU'. The allotment of premises of Esashi-machi changed three times through the Edo era. In Esashi-machi the street and the alley often changed by Gapitsu and Bunpitsu. The allotment of the premises of Takenohana was the same from Keichol8 years to Jokyo2 years. The Takenohana became grove of miscellaneous trees and the Jikata-chi from Jokyo2 years to Syoutoku4 years, but came back to the samurai's premises at the late of Edo period. The samurai residence and the vassal mansion of Esashi-machi and Takenohana were replaced to the Jikata-chi under the influence of the salary reduction of Jokyo3 years.
2012-07-22