According to a record in the Hoei era (1704 - 1711), the amount of chiho-daka of hatamoto (the total earnings of hatamoto who were granted their chigyo-chi [fief]) was a 2,754,000 koku of rice crop, occupying 64% of all earnings of the hatamoto, and a 1,534,000 koku of rice crop as salary called, kirimai, kuramai (rice preserved in a depository by Edo Shogunate and domains), or fuchi (stipend).
なお、宝永年間の記録によれば、旗本の地方高（知行地を与えられていた者の総禄高）は275.4万石で全体の64%を占め、切米・蔵米・扶持受給が石高換算で153.4万石を占めていた。