みなみほりかわばたの英語

平安京堀川の源氏館にいたが、仁平3年（1153年）父為義と不仲になり関東に下っていた兄の源義朝が、下野国に就任し南関東に勢力を伸ばすと、義賢は父の命により義朝に対抗すべく北関東へ下った。例文帳に追加

Yoshikata was staying at the residence of the Minamoto clan in Horikawa in Heian-kyo (the ancient capital of Japan in current Kyoto) but, in 1153, when MINAMOTO no Yoshitomo, who had gone to the Kanto region after becoming at odds with their father Tameyoshi, assumed a post in Shimotsuke Province and extended his power over the Southern Kanto region Yoshikata, at the father's command, went to the Northern Kanto region to retaliate against Yoshitomo.発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

内城の堀の外は東の大手門下から和田倉門外に譜代大名の屋敷、南の桜田門の外に外様大名の屋敷と定められ、西の半蔵門外から一ツ橋門、神田橋門外に至る台地に旗本・御家人が住まわされ、さらに武家屋敷地や大名屋敷地の東、常盤橋・呉服橋・鍛冶橋・数寄屋橋から隅田川、江戸湾に至るまでの日比谷埋立地方面に町人地が広げられた。例文帳に追加

Residences of fudai daimyo (hereditary vassals to the Tokugawa clan) were built on the western outskirts of the interior castle moat between the Oote-mon and Wadakura-mon gates, an area south of the Sakurada-mon gate was designated the residence of the tozama daimyo (nonhereditary feudal lord), and Hatamoto and Gokenin (shogunal retainers) were housed on a hillside stretching between the outskirts of the western Hanzo-mon gate to Hitotsubashi-mon and Kandabashi-mon gates; choninchi (residential and commercial areas for townspeople) the reclaimed lands in Hibiya stretched between Tokiwa-bashi Bridge, Gofuku-bashi Bridge, Kaji-bashi Bridge, Sukiya-bashi Bridge, Sumida-gawa River and the Edo Bay.発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

駿河譜代-板倉氏、太田氏、西尾氏、土屋氏、森川氏（生実藩）、稲葉氏（稲葉正成の系統、臼杵藩は外様）、藤堂氏、高木氏（丹南藩）、堀田氏（出自からは三河衆のため譜代の理由不明）、三河牧野氏、譜代大名となった牧野氏、奥平氏、岡部氏(藤原南家)、小笠原氏、朽木氏、諏訪氏、保科氏、土岐氏、沼田藩主土岐氏、三河稲垣氏、丹羽氏、一色丹羽氏、三浦氏、遠山氏（苗木藩）、加賀氏、内田氏、小堀氏、西郷氏、三河西郷氏、奥田氏、毛利氏（内膳家、断絶）、山口氏（牛久藩）、柳生氏、蜂須賀氏(徳島藩支藩家・廃藩）、増山氏例文帳に追加

Suruga fudai - the Itakura clan, the Ota clan, the Nishio clan, the Tsuchiya clan, the Morikawa clan (Oyumi Domain), the Inaba clan (Masanari INABA's line; Usuki Domain is a tozama), the Todo clan, the Takagi clan (Tannan Domain), the Hotta clan (it seems inappropriate to have this clan listed here as they were originally from Mikawa-shu, i.e. the samurai warriors of Mikawa origin, but the reason is unknown), the Mikawa-Makino clan, the Makino clan to have become fudai daimyo, the Okudaira clan, the Okabe clan (the Southern House of the Fujiwara clan), the Ogasawara clan, the Kutsuki clan, the Suwa clan, the Hoshina clan, the Toki clan, the Toki clan as the lord of Numata Domain, the Mikawa-Inagaki clan, the Niwa clan, the Isshiki-Niwa clan, the Miura clan, the Toyama clan (Naegi Domain), the Kaga clan, the Uchida clan, the Kobori clan, the Saigo clan, the Mikawa-Saigo clan, the Okuda clan, the Mori clan (the Naizen family, extinguished), the Yamaguchi clan (Ushiku Domain), the Yagyu clan, the Hachisuka clan (a branch domain family of Tokushima Domain; an abolished domain) and the Masuyama clan.発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

（大田南畝「寛政十年戊午江戸人別」『一話一言』巻26(1820年)山下重民「江戸市街統計一班」『江戸会雑誌』1冊（2号）pp.18–26（1889年）勝海舟「江戸人口小記」「正徳ヨリ弘化迄江戸町数人口戸数」『吹塵録』（1890年）小宮山綏介「府内の人口」『江戸旧事考』2巻pp.19–23（1891年）『日本財政経済史料』9巻pp.1210–1243（1922年）柚木重三、堀江保蔵「本邦人口表」『経済史研究』7号pp.188–210（1930年）幸田成友「江戸の町人の人口」『社会経済学会誌』8巻（1号）pp.1–23（1938年）鷹見安二郎江戸の人口の研究」『全国都市問題会議』第7回1（本邦都市発達の動向と其の諸問題上）pp.59–83（1940年）高橋梵仙『日本人口史之研究』三友社（1941年）関山直太郎『近世日本の人口構造』吉川弘文館（1958年）南和男『幕末江戸社会の研究』吉川弘文館（1978年）より作成。例文帳に追加

Sources: Nanbo OTA, 'Kansei 10 nen, Bogo, Edonin betsu' from vol. 26 of "Ichiwa Ichigen" (1820); Shigetami YAMASHITA, 'Edo shigai Tokei Ippan' from vol.1 (pp. 18-26) of "Edokai zasshi" (1889); Kaishu KATSU, 'Edo Jinko Shoki' from "Suijinroku" (1890); Yasusuke KOMIYAMA, 'Funai no Jinko' from vol. 2 (pp. 19–23) of "Edo kyujiko" (1891) and vol. 9 (pp. 1210–1243) of "Nihon Zaise Keizai Shiryo" (1922); Juzo YUZUKI and Yasuzo HORIE, 'Honpo jinko hyo' from vol. 7 (pp. 188–210) of "Keizaishi Kenkyu" (1930); Shigetomo KODA, 'Edo no Chonin no Jinko' from vol. 8 (pp. 1–23) of "Shakai Keizai gakkaishi" (1938); Yasujiro TAKAMI, 'Edo no Jinko no Kenkyu' from the 7th conference (pp. 59–83) of "Zenkoku Toshi Mondai kaigi" (1940); Bonsen TAKAHASHI, "Nihon Jinkoshi no Kenkyu" from Sanyusha publishing (1941), Naotaro SEKIYAMA, "Kinsei Nihon no Jinko Kozo" published by Yoshikawa Kobunkan Inc. (1958); Kazuo MINAMI, "Bakumatsu Edo Shakai no Kenkyu" published by Yoshikawa Kobunkan Inc. (1978).発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス