In contrast to people who directly belonged to the Yamato Regime, Kakibe, who were under the control of powerful local clans needed to go through the head of the local clan and to be included to Be (group of common people to work for the Yamato Regime in various functions) while keeping their original form of community; and the service of labor offered to the Yamato Regime were often done through the head of the clan.
これに対し、地方豪族の支配下にあった民部（かきべ）は、在地の族長を介して、共同体のまま部（べ）に編入し、族長をへて貢納させる形のものが多かった。