The jori System in the Munakata-gun of: the Chikuzen Province may be summarized as follows: (1) The jori in the Munakata-gun was enforced in the greater part of the alluvial plains on the river valleys of the Tsuri, Ima, Saigo and One. But it, restricted by the topography, varies in its scale and the direction of its land division. (2) It is hardly possible for us to reconstruct the tsubonami (arrangement and direction of the allotment of tsubo) due to lack of the place names which have relation to jori system. It is also impossible for us to make clear the jori system and its name all in Munakata-gun excepting a few parts. (3) It is, I believe, because the naming method of plots is closely connected with not only the topography, course of the river, but with the political power which was reflected in go (political unit in ancient times) that no fixed arrangement and rational tendency of the jori alottment in the Tsuri valley. were seen. (4) In Munakata-gun there were three gos:Togo, Saigo, and Nango;and these names seem to have been related to jori, but identification of place names is difficult : nearly half of 14 gos shown in Wamyosho has not yet been identified and, to make matters worse, the extent of these three gos is not clear and so it was difficult to make the relation between these names and jori clear.
