Shoen and koryo were divided and organized into myoden as in the previous period, and hyakusho were appointed to nanushi (village headman) of the rice field lots to be responsible for payment of nengu (land tax), kuji (public duties), and buyaku (compulsory services).
荘園と公領は前代に引き続き名田に分割編成され、百姓はこの名田の名主に補任(ぶにん）されて年貢(ねんぐ）、公事(くじ）、夫役(ぶやく）の納入責任を負った。