in the early days , many statutes regulated nationwide matters , such as temples , shrines , honjo (the administrative headquarters of a shoen ), shugo (provincial constable ), and jito (manager and lord of manor ). 初期のものには寺社・本所関係、守護・地頭関係など全国的な広がりを持つ法令が多い。
jikimu refers to immediate dominance of shoen (manor in medieval japan ) by the lord of the manor (honjo [the administrative headquarters of a shoen ] and ryoke [virtual proprietor of manor ]) , executing shomuken (the authority of the jurisdiction and the administration of shoen ). 直務(じきむ)とは、荘園領主(本所・領家)が荘務権を直接執行して荘園の直接支配(所務)を行うこと。
in many cases goryosho was actually controlled and run by local governors and was almost like a manor where imperial court and shogunate took the place of honjo (the administrative headquarters of manor ) or of honke , the head family (the owner of the highest-graded patches of land under the stratified land ruling structure of shoen ) or of ryoke (virtual proprietor of manor .) なお、実際には家臣などを代官として支配・経営させている場合も多く、実態としては朝廷や幕府を本所や本家あるいは領家とした荘園に近い形態であったとも考えられている。
corresponding to the officials that handled the imposition , there were chokuji (chokuyaku ) (tax imposed by the imperial court ), inji (inyaku ) (imposed by in ), kokuji (kokuyaku ) (imposed by kokushi ), shinji (shinyaku ) (imposed by shinto shrine ), butsuji (butsuyaku ) (imposed by buddhist temple ), tenyaku (provisional imposition for any emergency or construction ), honjoyaku (imposed by administrative headquarters of manor ), honkeyaku (imposed by head family ), azukaridokoroyaku (imposed by custodian ), gesuyaku (imposed by lower ranking officer ), bukeyaku (general tax imposed in kamakura and muromachi bakufu ), jitoyaku (imposed by manager and lord of manor ), shugoyaku (imposed by provincial constable ) and so on . 賦課を行う主体によって、勅事(勅役)・院事(院役)・国事(国役)・神事(神役)・仏事(仏役)・天役・本所役・本家約・預所役・下司役・武家役・地頭役・守護役などがある。