Although he had a stipend of 20,000-koku according to "Omi Yochi-shiryaku" (Summary of topography regarding Omi Province) and "Omi Onkoroku" (Record of old matters in Omi Province), he received Shuinjo (a vermilion seal letter) which provided authorization for the ownership of lands with a 2,000-koku stipend in total and a guarantee of their feudal tenure from the chief retainer of the Toyotomi clan, and therefore, the figure of 2,000-koku seems to be correct.
『近江輿地志略』や『淡海温故録』によると禄高は2万石ともいうが、1599年12月、豊臣氏の大老から近江国内で2000石の所領安堵の朱印状を交付されており2000石が正しいと思われる。