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 Posted: Mon Jul 05, 2010 10:54 pm Post subject: イエ支配 |
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Does anyone have any information on the term "ie shihai (イエ支配)"?
It is used quite a bit in the readings I am doing right now but without a concrete definition of what it does and does not refer to as far as medieval power systems. Interestingly, all paper sources render "イエ" solely in katakana.
I did a search through J-Google results without much luck.
Anyone have any sources with a concrete breakdown of the ins and outs of this term?
You can find the term in action and a bit of context here:
http://www.archives.pref.fukui.jp/fukui/07/kenshi/T1/6a7-01-01-02-01.htm
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Strangely enough, I get no results for the term on either Kotobank or JapanKnowledge.
Really weird that it should be in katakana, right? Why not write 家支配, assuming that's what they're referring to？
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In my understanding, they are in katakana to conceptualize and sterilize them - in this case, to separate the building from the concept.
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| Is this [site] any help? |
Thanks for the link. It was a helpful brief in the background of the term. I didn't know "rural sociology" was an established discipline! 
I am more looking for the use of the term specifically in the context of history/its use by historians concerning 城下町 and medieval power systems/structures. I guess my next step will be to hunt out the sources used in that Wikipedia article.
Thanks again! 
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