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Meiwada Sanyoshu [47] Volume 22 Lower: Department of Provincial Taxes and Peasant Labor
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Meiwada Sanyoshu [47] Volume 22 Lower: Department of Provincial Taxes and Peasant Labor

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Credit line明和撰要集 [47] 二十二下 国役百姓役之部. National Diet Library, Japan. Public domain.
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