二幣地の英語

万延二朱判（まんえんにしゅばん）は万延元年（1860年）4月10日より発行された二分金万延二分判と同品位で1/4の量目につくられており万延二分判と伴に事実上本位貨幣的地位の主導権を握っていたといえる。例文帳に追加

Manen nishuban had the same karat as nibukin Manen nibuban issued on May 30, 1860 and the ryome was 1/4 and was positioned as standard coin taking initiative with Manen nibuban in effect.発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

律令期に皇朝十二銭が発行された目的としては、唐の開元通宝を手本とし、貨幣制度を整えるため、また、平城京遷都に必要となる莫大な経費を、銅地金本来の価値と貨幣価値との差額で賄うためということが挙げられる。例文帳に追加

Kocho-Junisen are considered to have been issued for the purpose of setting Japan's currency system in order by modeling the example of the Kaigen-tsuho of the Tang dynasty of China and also for the purpose of raising funds to cover huge costs required for transferring the national capital to Heijo with margins of profit from the value of currency and the original value of copper material.発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

万延二分判（まんえんにぶばん）は万延元年（1860年）4月10日より発行され、2枚の量目では同時に発行された万延小判を上回るが、含有金量では劣る名目貨幣で一両あたりの含有金量では江戸時代を通じて最低のものであり、発行高は万延小判をはるかに凌ぎ、金貨流通の主導権を握り、小判に代わり事実上の本位貨幣的地位を制した。例文帳に追加

Manen nibuban was issued from May 30, 1860 and the ryome of two coins was more than Manen nibuban that was issued at the same time, however it was nominal money having the least content of gold through the Edo period and the issued amount was much more than Manen koban taking initialtive of gold coin distribution and it was positioned as standard coin in effect in place of koban.発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

第一に、上記に掲げた太閤蔵入地約200万石、第二に、直轄領とした金山・銀山（佐渡国佐渡金山、石見国石見銀山、但馬国生野銀山）から上がる金銀の収益（金銀の収益を背景に、平安時代に発行された皇朝十二銭以来となる国内発行の貨幣（天正大判・天正通宝）を発行）、第三に、商業が発達した都市（大坂、堺、京都、伏見、長崎）を直轄地とすることから上がる収益であった。例文帳に追加

First, by gaining approximately two million koku from the land directly controlled by Taiko Hideyoshi; second, by gaining profits of gold and silver from gold and silver mines, which were part of Hideyoshi's directly controlled territories (Sado Gold Mine of Sado Province and Iwami Silver Mine of Iwami Province and Ikuno Silver Mine of Tajima Province) (Hideyoshi issued the new coins, 'Tensho-Oban' and 'Tensho Tsuho' after a long interval since 'Kocho-Junisen' (twelve coins casted in Japan) had been issued in the Heian period; third, gaining profits by directly controlling cities where commerce had developed (Osaka, Sakai, Kyoto, Fushimi and Nagasaki).発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス