The Moneylenders of Late Medieval Kyoto

Appendix

Appendix Lists of Kyoto Moneylenders No. 1. Sake Brewers/Moneylenders of Medieval Kyoto according to Kitano Shrine’s Roster of 1425–1426 Kitano Monjo no. 62 (“Sakaya kōmyō,” list of sake brewers), includes 324 names for 1425/11/10 (pp. 34–46), and twenty-three appended in 1426/2/16 (p. 46). These rosters are thought to have been compiled by Kitano Shrine as a way to enforce its malt monopoly on Kyoto brewers. The list is considered the most complete available of the Kyoto moneylenders. Each entry contains a name, sometimes a nickname such as a province or youth name, and a location. The names only are transcribed below and categorized according to the presence or absence of an obvious nonclerical name, youth name, or province name. “X” indicates unclear character. Clerics Enkyū Gen’yū Sōken Chōritsu Jōkō Yūon Tsūshun (two shops) Jūkaku Enshu Jōkei Jōyū Shōkan Yūken Sōzen Jōkaku Enkei Sōga Enken Yūsō Kōshu Ryūshun Jūken Eikaku Jūken Sōen Jūchū Enkei Chōkō Yūga Kōkyū Daijō Myōken Shōken Jōzen (two shops) Jitsuyū Eishun Sōei Yūshun Ryōen Yūkei Jittsū Jūen Ryōken En’yū Jōken Zōsei Ryōshō Jōzen Zonchū En Sōkei Jōyū Kenson Yūken Ryōshō Enshun Jūzen Myōjū (two shops) Yūen Yūken Rokō Zechō Myōken Shōchi Kensen Ryōsei Kanshō Ryōkaku Kōyū Yūkō Yūsei Jūshū appendix 226 Clerics (cont.) Shōen Shūkō Ryōken Shinsei Senzen Kōkaku Yūzen Kenjō Shunkei Enkai Sōyū Keishun Chōun Engei Tayu Enkaku Senshun Kyōen Keishun Dōkon Yūshun Sentsū Shōen Kense Kaku X Kenkō Shūbai Jōyū Chōsen Shinchin Sōyu Shin’yū Jōyū Ken’ei Jōsei Shōken Yūshun En’un (three shops) Sōen Shishū Kohōshi Shin’ei Enta Sōgen Jōshun Shōyū Shōsen Shōyū Ken’yū Ryōkaku Jōgen Eisen Jitsuyū Senshun Ryōyū Shinkaku Shin’yū Nanrin Eiyū Genkaku Teikei Sōkei Ken’ei Kenryū Sōen Ryōshin Eishō Ryōsan Soyū Tōke Mokuchō (two shops) Chōen Kenkei Gyōtsū Enkon Shinshū Jūjun Yūsen Sōchi Shōei Sōsei Eishō Kōkon Myōsei Kankaku Ryūhan Eiryū Shōki Yūjitsu Seikyū Jikkei Jitsuyū Eisei Shun’i Kenjitsu Jōken Shōchō Enkei Yūkyū Shōkei Yūson Keijū Yūkei Jūken Shinbō Ken’ei Kakuen Jōsan Eishū Jōkei Jōshun Sōen Shinshō Ran Keison Jōchō Chōyū Chōei Sōgen Shōkei Ryōyū Jissen Kenjō Enkei Ensō Chōen Jōgen Kenjitsu Chōgen Jōkei Kensei Sōsen Yūhan Jōsei Kendō appendix 227 Clerics (cont.) Ryōkyū Yūken Yūen Jūken Kagen Myōsan Ryōsan Gyōgen Jōyū Zen’ei Gyōkei Kenbō Shūyū Yūgen Myōyū Zenchin Yūkei Chōchō Eien Mokushun Kenchō Eikō Jison Ninki Xshun Jōjitsu Chōsui Jōshun Sōkō Shōsen Sōgen Dōchin Hōju Eishun Jūken Ryūshō Shinkaku Keiyū Jōchō Jisshū Kyōkan Sōzon Sōjun Yūken Ji Sect Adherents Kichia On’ami Kōa Hon’a Dōami Yūami Kakua Shūa Hon’a Chōa Laymen Kunitsugu (Eimon) Saemonshichirō Saeimonkurō Nobumitsu Tomohisa Sanehisa Takashige Magosaburō Hikokurō Nagatoshi Saburō Matsukuma Munemori Tsugumitsu Shirōgorō Munetoshi Tomoyuki Saeimonjirō Shirōgorō Nagamitsu Hebi (Snake) Akishige (two shops) Norimori Yoshifusa Xshige Suzume (Sparrow) Magosaburō Sadayoshi Kunihisa Takashige Masahiro Hisashige Nobuhisa Ujisada Rokurō Kogorō Tameuji Yaya Hikoshirō Noritomo Norizane Jirōsaburō Kunitsugu (Yajirō) Shingorō Yajirō Ujikatsu Kiyoda Kurōtarō Yoshishige (two shops) Yoshihisa Emonjirō Yoshinaka Tomohisa Shigehiro Morishige Munehisa Saburōzaemon Shirōgorō Hyōbu appendix 228 Province Names Echizen Echizen (incomplete entry) Kōzuke Hōki Hōki Harima Izumi Owari Laywoman Memeko Nuns (widows) Shōani Hosshōni Chinese Rai Korean Goun No. 2. Kyoto Brewer-Moneylenders on the Eve of the Ōnin War The following lists were drawn from three documents in the Shinjōin monjo collection dated 1467/4 and include brewers taxed by Hie Shrine. They may refer only to those with exemptions from...