Database: Taxation - Revision history

imported>Soranin at 19:36, 21 June 2025

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	With respect to rice or cultivated fields, {{Wiki\|Koku\|taxes}} were set according to the expected crop yield. In years of poor harvest peasants demanded reductions or exemptions from the lord, who was typically a vassal or sub-vassal of a [[daimyō]] during the 16th century. Around [[Kyoto]], the large [[temple]]s or aristocrats of the {{Wiki\|Imperial Court in Kyoto\|Imperial Court}} continued to collect tribute from the small lands they still owned.		With respect to rice or cultivated fields, {{Wiki\|Koku\|taxes}} were set according to the expected crop yield. In years of poor harvest peasants demanded reductions or exemptions from the lord, who was typically a vassal or sub-vassal of a [[daimyō]] during the 16th century. Around [[Kyoto]], the large [[temple]]s or aristocrats of the {{Wiki\|Imperial Court in Kyoto\|Imperial Court}} continued to collect tribute from the small lands they still owned.

imported>Lady Kyashira at 15:01, 5 April 2025

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	With respect to rice or cultivated fields, {{Wiki\|Koku\|taxes}} were set according to the expected crop yield. In years of poor harvest peasants demanded reductions or exemptions from the lord, who was typically a vassal or sub-vassal of a [[daimyō]] during the 16th century. Around [[Kyoto]], the large [[temple]]s or aristocrats of the {{Wiki\|Imperial Court in Kyoto\|Imperial Court}} continued to collect tribute from the small lands they still owned.		With respect to rice or cultivated fields, {{Wiki\|Koku\|taxes}} were set according to the expected crop yield. In years of poor harvest peasants demanded reductions or exemptions from the lord, who was typically a vassal or sub-vassal of a [[daimyō]] during the 16th century. Around [[Kyoto]], the large [[temple]]s or aristocrats of the {{Wiki\|Imperial Court in Kyoto\|Imperial Court}} continued to collect tribute from the small lands they still owned.

imported>Darman36 at 02:22, 1 April 2025

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	With respect to rice or cultivated fields, taxes were set according to the expected crop yield. In years of poor harvest peasants demanded reductions or exemptions from the lord, who was typically a vassal or sub-vassal of a daimyō during the 16th century. Around Kyoto, the large ~~temples~~ or aristocrats of the Imperial Court continued to collect tribute from the small lands they still owned.		With respect to rice or cultivated fields, {{Wiki\|Koku\|taxes}} were set according to the expected crop yield. In years of poor harvest peasants demanded reductions or exemptions from the lord, who was typically a vassal or sub-vassal of a [[daimyō]] during the 16th century. Around [[Kyoto]], the large [[temple]]s or aristocrats of the {{Wiki\|Imperial Court in Kyoto\|Imperial Court}} continued to collect tribute from the small lands they still owned.

	The inhabitants of Kyoto paid rent to a property owner (great temple, aristocrat, vassal or ~~shogun~~, etc.) and municipal dues to their district, but they did not pay taxes to the emperor, the ~~shogun~~, or Oda Nobunaga, except for special (temporary) charges. When ~~merchants~~ or artisans formed a guild, they paid taxes to their protector. There is less information about tax policies in other cities; nevertheless, it can be surmised that they were similar to Kyoto. Taxation also extended to important roads and waterways. On these transit systems, it was both secular and religious authorities who installed tolls in the 15th century, some of which still existed at the end of the 16th century. Port taxes had existed since the 12th century: large temples and aristocrats of the Imperial Court had the right to collect them, but by the 16th century, this right was also claimed by regional warriors.		The inhabitants of Kyoto paid rent to a property owner (great temple, aristocrat, vassal or [[shōgun]], etc.) and municipal dues to their district, but they did not pay taxes to the {{Wiki\|Emperor of Japan\|emperor}}, the shōgun, or [[Oda Nobunaga]], except for special (temporary) charges. When [[merchant]]s or artisans formed a guild, they paid taxes to their protector. There is less information about tax policies in other cities; nevertheless, it can be surmised that they were similar to Kyoto. Taxation also extended to important roads and waterways. On these transit systems, it was both secular and religious authorities who installed tolls in the 15th century, some of which still existed at the end of the 16th century. Port taxes had existed since the 12th century: large temples and aristocrats of the Imperial Court had the right to collect them, but by the 16th century, this right was also claimed by regional warriors.
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With respect to rice or cultivated fields, taxes were set according to the expected crop yield. In years of poor harvest peasants demanded reductions or exemptions from the lord, who was typically a vassal or sub-vassal of a daimyō during the 16th century. Around Kyoto, the large temples or aristocrats of the Imperial Court continued to collect tribute from the small lands they still owned.

The inhabitants of Kyoto paid rent to a property owner (great temple, aristocrat, vassal or shogun, etc.) and municipal dues to their district, but they did not pay taxes to the emperor, the shogun, or Oda Nobunaga, except for special (temporary) charges. When merchants or artisans formed a guild, they paid taxes to their protector. There is less information about tax policies in other cities; nevertheless, it can be surmised that they were similar to Kyoto. Taxation also extended to important roads and waterways. On these transit systems, it was both secular and religious authorities who installed tolls in the 15th century, some of which still existed at the end of the 16th century. Port taxes had existed since the 12th century: large temples and aristocrats of the Imperial Court had the right to collect them, but by the 16th century, this right was also claimed by regional warriors.
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	[[File:ACSH DB Taxation.png\|thumb\|250px]]		[[File:ACSH DB Taxation.png\|thumb\|250px]]
	With respect to rice or cultivated fields, {{Wiki\|Koku\|taxes}} were set according to the expected crop yield. In years of poor harvest peasants demanded reductions or exemptions from the lord, who was typically a vassal or sub-vassal of a [[daimyō]] during the 16th century. Around [[Kyoto]], the large [[temple]]s or aristocrats of the {{Wiki\|Imperial Court in Kyoto\|Imperial Court}} continued to collect tribute from the small lands they still owned.		With respect to rice or cultivated fields, {{Wiki\|Koku\|taxes}} were set according to the expected crop yield. In years of poor harvest peasants demanded reductions or exemptions from the lord, who was typically a vassal or sub-vassal of a [[daimyō]] during the 16th century. Around [[Kyoto]], the large [[temple]]s or aristocrats of the {{Wiki\|Imperial Court in Kyoto\|Imperial Court}} continued to collect tribute from the small lands they still owned.