Taishin-Hatamoto,' who earned a rice crop of around 8,000 koku and was provided with a family status treated daimyo as well, and the Matsudaira family in the Matsudaira-go area (with a 420 koku of rice crop), where the Tokugawa shogun family originated, were called Kotai-yoriai.
石高が8,000石前後で大名待遇の家格を持つ「大身旗本」及び、徳川将軍家の本家筋に当たる松平郷松平家（420石）は、交代寄合と呼ばれた。