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499:  The same Commentary also states that Volume 5 ‘Nakagusuku Utaki and Shuri Utaki year-round Rituals’ and the various Local Rituals of Volume 12 and after are in exactly the same form, and that Volume 6 ‘National Temples and Tama Udun’, Volume 9 ‘Complete Collection of Old Records of Tōei (Kume Island)', Volume 10 'Old Records of Various Temples' and Volume 11 'Secret Origins of Various Temples' are written in Chinese and their writing style does not match that of the other volumes, suggesting that the compilation process for this book may have been as follows. 74: 176: 33: 483:  In addition, there are mentions of the “Visible Ways of the Gods Account” (見神道記) in the chapters “Ameku Temple’s Great Gongen’s Origin” (天久山大権現縁起) and “Futenma Temple’s Three Location Great Gongen’s Origin” (普天満山三所大権現縁起) of the 11th volume of the Ryūkyū-koku yurai-ki (titled “Secret Origins of Various Temples”密門諸寺縁起 ), implying that several paragraphs of this volume referred to the 599:
Records” and the “Naha Origin Records”. Among these, the “Kume Nakazato Magiri Old Records” is a document that was found in the residence of an old household of Kume Island at the beginning of the Shōwa Period and the book suggests that if all the residences of the old households were to be searched, such documents might be found again.
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The “Commentary on the Ryūkyū-koku yurai-ki” introduces the “Kume Nakazato Magiri Old Records”, the “Kume Gushikawa Magiri Old Records”, the “Origins and Kume’s Chinbē and Rank Ceremonies”, the “Kerama Island Tokashiki Magiri Origin Records”, the “Miyako Island Old Records”, the “Yaeyama Island Old
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It is assumed that the ‘Nakagusuku Utaki and Shuri Utaki year-round Rituals’ was compiled first, and used as a basis to compile the chapters about the various Local Rituals. Then, the records of the origins of various ceremonies, starting with the ‘Official Matters in the Royal Castle’ volume, were
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In the same book, it is said that the period of creation of the post of “Origins of the Old Rules Magistrate” is made quite clear by the mention in the genealogic records of the Sanshikan Tashima Chōyū of the creation of the “Old Records Office” on the 2nd day of the 3rd month of the lunar calendar
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In addition, the “Preface to the Records of the Origin of Various Matters” describes the purpose of the book. It states that because the government did not have official chronicles, the origins of the various official formalities in the Forbidden Castle (Shuri) and of the ceremonies held each month
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In “Ancient Literature Lectures vol. 11: Record of Miraculous Events (霊異記 Reiiki), Clans Origins (氏文 Ujibumi) and Dependent arising (縁起 Engi)”, it is considered that the prime minister and the council of three, as the persons taking responsibility for the royal government, were only supervisors
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of 1703 (Kangxi 42). Since we know the date of creation of the post of Origins of the Old Rules Magistrate, it can be deduced that the compilation of the Ryūkyū-koku yurai-ki lasted from the 2nd day of the 3rd lunar month of 1703 (Kangxi 42) to the 11th lunar month of 1713 (Kangxi 52).
460:  The “Commentary on the Ryūkyū-koku yurai-ki” speculates that the Old Records Office was a temporary department, which was abolished with the completion of the book, as there is no mention of the position in the book's second volume, ‘Lists of the Official Posts’. 495:
The book consists of the following sections, but the “Commentary on the Ryūkyū-koku yurai-ki” states that the book can be divided into the first part, from volume 1 to volume 11, and the second part, in which local rituals are described, from volume 12 to volume 21.
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The submitted reports were gradually destroyed after the compilation was completed, so that only a few remain today , but a comparison of these reports and the book permits to see the general policy behind the compilation of the book.
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Banjo (Guard House) for the local magistrates to research and document the origins of the old rituals in their jurisdiction. It seems that information from those reports were then skimmed and rearranged to compile the book.
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The same book also speculates that the Old Records Office became independent from the Genealogical Records Office (that had been established in 1689 (Kangxi 28)) shortly after the completion of the Genealogy Book of Chūzan
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and each year were not clear. This matter could not be considered lightly according to the Virtuous Government Principles, so that “our King” had his subject investigate the matter.
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The preface of the book, titled “Preface to the Records of the Origin of Various Matters” (諸事由来記序), states that it was presented to the king on the 11th lunar month of 1713 (
468:, 中山世譜). With the completion of the Ryūkyū-koku yurai-ki the Old Records Office was abolished, with its affairs being taken over again by the Genealogical Records Office. 399:
At the end of the “Preface to the Records of the Origin of Various Matters”, the following persons are listed as having been involved in the compilation of the book.
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of the topic and provide significant coverage of it beyond a mere trivial mention. If notability cannot be shown, the article is likely to be
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Ancient Literature Lectures vol. 11: Record of Miraculous Events (霊異記 Reiiki), Clans Origins (氏文 Ujibumi) and Dependent arising (縁起 Engi)
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mentioned for administrative purposes, and that the actual research had been carried out by the Origins of the Old Rules Magistrates.
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Vol. 17 Local Rituals 6: Aguni Island / Tonaki Island / Idesuna in the same archipelago (as Tonaki) / Tori Island
685: 392:, the 13th king of the Ryūkyū Kingdom. The same commentary also states that ‘this book should also be called the 503:
added afterwards and the book was named ‘Ryūkyū-koku Yurai-ki’ (Records of the Origins of the Ryukyu Kingdom).
95: 52: 197: 245: 131: 186: 193: 209: 388:, the ‘Our King’ mentioned in the “Preface to the Records of the Origin of Various Matters” is King 700: 583: 484: 690: 84: 324:. It was the first chronography compiled by the royal government and was presented to King 8: 205: 332: 201: 465: 321: 679: 374: 317: 385: 384:
According to the “Commentary on the Ryūkyū-koku yurai-ki” written by
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52), which is a clear indication of the date of its establishment.
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Please help to demonstrate the notability of the topic by citing
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Vol. 9 Complete Collection of Old Records of Tōei (Kume Island)
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Vol. 13 Local Rituals 2: The Seven Magiris of East Shimajiri
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Vol. 12 Local Rituals 1: The Eight Magiris of West Shimajiri
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Vol. 5 Nakagusuku Utaki and Shuri Utaki year-round Rituals
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in 1713. It is an essential resource for Okinawan studies.
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Iha, Fuyū; Higashionna, Kanjun; Yokoyama, Shigeru (1962).
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Furuhashi, Nobuyoshi; Miura, Sukeyuki; Mori, Asao (1995).
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Vol. 18 Local Rituals 7: The Two Magiris of Kerama Island
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Vol. 19 Local Rituals 8: The Two Magiris of Kume Island
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Vol. 14 Local Rituals 3: The Eleven Magiris of Nakagami
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Vol. 15 Local Rituals 4: The Nine Magiris of Kunigami
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