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Japanese Literature
Japanese Literature
Shincho-Bunko-tsu 40-1
Shin Sakurai Juro, a big man over six shaku (six shaku), became a subordinate of' Marriage Magistrate' because he was in the same position of Hitsuke-tozoku-aratame-yaku, where even a crying child would remain silent. This was a new position system of roju Kimoiri (senior councilor of the Tokugawa shogunate) to control marriage for the purpose of dowry and to correct the consciousness of vassals of the shogunate. However, although the sword is good, it is a bad law for men and women. A wise wife supports the konkatsu of samurai families with the help of her sworn friend Takayama. Shinjuro, who pointed out the illegality of the magistrate's office in a case related to a revenge, was suddenly imprisoned.