Nakai merchant house grew by inventing fictive relatives to own stores
The Nakai merchant house in 1769 founded fictive households like 'Nakai Shinsaburo' to let outside investors fund stores, bypassing the limit of real kin.
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The Nakai merchant house in 1769 founded fictive households like 'Nakai Shinsaburo' to let outside investors fund stores, bypassing the limit of real kin.
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