千睦の英語

困惑した八千矛神は大和国に逃れようとするが、それを留める歌を贈り、二神は仲睦まじく出雲大社に鎮座することとなった。例文帳に追加

Yachihoko no kami, in her confusion, tried to run away, but Yamato no kuni presented a waka (Japanese poem) urging him not to go, and eventually the two deities harmoniously settled at Izumo-taisha Shrine.発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

通称である「境」は千葉氏の本拠である千葉荘の外れにあった境川（現在の村田川）流域に拠点があったからとされ、後に下総国垣生荘及び上総国玉崎荘などを支配して玉崎荘の大柳館（現在の千葉県睦沢町）を拠点とし、更に千葉荘とは境川対岸の上総国市原郡にも進出することになる。例文帳に追加

It is considered that his common name, 'Sakai' was derived from the fact that the foothold of the Chiba clan was located in the watershed of Sakai-gawa River, which is running through the outskirt of their base territory, Chiba no sho (the private estate of the Chiba clan); later he also reigned Habu no sho in Shimousa Province and Tamasaki no sho in Kazusa Province, and established his foothold at Oyanagi no tate (currently Mutsuzawa-cho, Chiba Prefecture) in Tamasaki no sho; he further expanded his territory to the opposite shore of Sakai-gawa River from Chiba no sho, Ichihara District in Kazusa Province.発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

翌宝治元年（1247年）6月(旧暦)の宝治合戦によって、三浦泰村・光村兄弟が攻め滅ぼされると、6月6日(旧暦)に三浦氏の娘婿である秀胤に対しても追討命令が発せられ、翌7日には千葉氏一族の大須賀胤氏・東胤行（素暹、秀胤の3男・泰秀の義父）らが秀胤の本拠である上総国玉崎荘大柳館（現在の千葉県睦沢町）を攻撃した。例文帳に追加

On July 16 in 1247, the next year of the coup, the order was issued to expel Hidetane as the adopted son-in-law of the Miura clan after the Battle of Hoji, which completely destroyed Yasumura and Mitsumura MIURA brothers; on the next day, July 17, Taneuji Osuga and Taneyuki TO (also known as Sosen, and a father-in-law of Hidetane's third son Yasuhide), who were also from the Chiba clan, attacked Hidetane's base Tairyukan in Tamazaki no sho in Kazusa Province (now Mutsuzawa town, Chiba Prefecture).発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

夫・忠刻とも夫婦仲睦まじく、翌元和4年（1618年）には長女・勝姫(円盛院)、元和5年（1619年）には長男・幸千代が生まれるが、元和7年（1621年）に幸千代が3歳で没したのを始め、その後は流産を繰り返すなど子宝に恵まれず（これは秀頼の祟りだと言われた）、寛永3年（1626年）には夫・忠刻、姑・熊姫、実母・崇源院が次々と没するなど不幸が続き、本多家を娘・勝姫と共に出て江戸城に入り、出家して天樹院と号す。例文帳に追加

She lived happily with her husband Tadatoki, bearing their eldest daughter Katsuhime (later Enseiin) in 1618 and eldest son Yukichiyo in 1619. However, after Yukichiyo died in 1621 at the age of three, she suffered repeated miscarriages, having difficulty in bearing a child (this was rumored to be the curse of Hideyori). In 1626, she lost her husband Tadatoki, mother-in-law Kumahime and mother Sugenin, one after another. After a series of these unfortunate events, she left the Honda family together with her daughter Katsuhime to go to Edo-jo Castle and later became a Buddhist priest, calling herself Tenjuin.発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス