中島あきの英語

和泉、新町、見附町、遠山、東町、安芸山、町並、養斎、大島、日向、山ノ下、紅雪、伊庭、西尾、中島町、因幡、西町、大津町、例文帳に追加

Izumi, Shin-machi, Mitsuke-cho, Toyama, Higashi-machi, Akiyama, Machinami, Yosai, Oshima, Hyuga, Yamanoshita, Kosetsu, Iba, Nishio, Nakajima-cho, Inaba, Nishi-machi, Otsu-cho発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

しかし破却が不十分であることを咎められ、安芸・備後50万石を没収、信濃国川中島四郡中の高井郡高井野藩、越後国魚沼郡、4万5000石に減封される。例文帳に追加

However, the bakufu again accused him of insufficient removal of the repaired parts, and as a result, his territories in Aki and Bingo Provinces worth 500,000 koku were confiscated; instead he was given Takaino Domain of Takaino County, one of 4 counties in Kawanakajima of Shinano Province and Uonuma County, Echigo Province, worth 45,000 koku.発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

国是綱目（こくぜこうもく）は、明治2年（1869年）1月に当時の兵庫県知事であった伊藤博文が、県幹部3名（中島信行・田中光顕・何礼之）及び大阪に赴任中の会計官権判事の陸奥宗光とともに提出した建白書。例文帳に追加

Kokuzekomoku was a petition that Hirobumi ITO who was a governor of Hyogo Prefecture submitted it with three executives of Prefecture (Nobuyuki NAKAJIMA, Mitsuaki TANAKA, Noriyuki GA) and Finance officer/ judge, Munemitsu MUTSU who was in Osaka.発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

土方歳三や島田魁ら数名の新選組隊士らと共に、大鳥圭介ら旧幕府軍と合流して宇都宮の戦い・日光口の戦い・会津戦争に転戦（中島は、会津戦争で重傷を負った彰義隊隊士大島清慎を救護所まで運んだと言う）。例文帳に追加

He was incorporated in the former Edo bakufu army (the army of Japanese feudal government headed by a shogun), together with several Shinsengumi members, such as Toshizo HIJIKATA and Kai SHIMADA, and fought in a series of battles, from the Battle of Utsunomiya and Battle of Nikkoguchi to the Aizu War (it is said that Nakajima carried Seishin OSHIMA, a member of Shogitai (a group of former Tokugawa retainers opposed to the Meiji government who fought in the Battle of Ueno) who was seriously injured in the Aizu War, to an aid station).発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

元治元年11月1日大子発ー2日川原ー3日越堀ー4日高久ー5日矢板ー6日小林ー7日鹿沼ー8日大柿ー9日葛生ー10日梁田ー11、12日太田ー13日本庄ー14日吉井ー15日下仁田ー16日本宿ー17日平賀ー18日望月ー19日和田ー20日下諏訪ー21日松島ー22日上穂ー23日片桐ー24日駒場ー25日清内路ー26日馬籠ー27日大井ー28日御嵩ー29日鵜沼ー30日天王ー12月1日揖斐ー2日日当ー3日長嶺ー4日大川原ー5日秋生ー6日中島ー7日法慶寺ー8日薮田ー9、10日今庄ー11日新保例文帳に追加

On November 1st, 1864 left Daigo - 3rd in Kawahara - 4th in Koebori - 5th Yaita - 6th Kobayashi - 7th Kanuma - 8th Ogaki - 9th Kuzu - 10th Yanada - 11th and 12th Ota - 13th Honjo - 14th Yoshii - 15th Shimonita - 16th Honjuku - 17th Hiraga - 18th Mochizuki - 19th Wada - 20th Shimosuwa - 21st Matsushima - 22nd Kamiho - 23rd Katagiri - 24th Komaba - 25th Seinaiji - 26th Magome - 27th Oi - 28th Mitake - 29th Unuma - 30th Tennno - December 1st Ibi - 2nd Hinata - 3rd Nagamine - 4th Ogawahara - 5th 秋生 - 6th Nakajima - 7th Hokeiji - 8th Yabuta - 9th and 10th Imajo - 11th Shinbo発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス