南老平の英語

松平忠固や水野忠央（紀州藩付家老）ら南紀派の政治工作により　安政5年（1858年）4月23日、直弼は江戸幕府の大老に就任した。例文帳に追加

On April 23, 1858, Naosuke was appointed to Tairo (chief minister) of the Edo bakufu through the political maneuvering of certain members of the Nanki Group (a group supporting Yoshitomi from the Kishu-Tokugawa family), such as Tadakata MATSUDAIRA and Tadanaka MIZUNO.発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

平調　万歳楽、三台塩、裹頭楽、甘州(雅楽)、五常楽、越天楽、勇勝、慶徳(雅楽)、王昭君(雅楽)、老君子、小娘子、皇麞、夜半楽、扶南(雅楽)、春楊柳、想夫恋(雅楽)（相府蓮）、陪臚※（唐楽だが舞は右方）例文帳に追加

Hyojo tone: Manzairaku, Sandaien, Katoraku, Kanshu (Gagaku), Gojoraku, Etenraku, Yojo, Keitoku (Gagaku), Oshokun (Gagaku), Rokunshi, Koroji, Ojo, Yahanraku, Funan (Gagaku), Shunyoryu, Sofuren (Gagaku) (Soburen), Bairo* (Togaku music with dance in Uho)発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

建物の北側約3分の2（参道側から見て向かって左側）の、仏像が安置されている部分が天平時代の建築で、南側の礼堂（らいどう）部分は鎌倉時代の正治元年（1199年）頃に老朽化した天平建築を取り壊し再建したものである。例文帳に追加

Two-thirds of the north side of the building (on the observers' right from the approach), where the Buddhist statues are placed, is architecture of the Tenpyo era (from the end of the seventh to the mid eighth centuries) and the Rai-do (worship) Hall, the south part of the building, was reconstructed around 1199 by removing the decrepit original Tenpyo architecture.発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

天保6年（1835年）になると造酒派の藩士神谷転（かみや・うたた）は脱藩して虚無僧に身を替えて江戸に潜伏し、左京の非道を幕府に訴願する機会をうかがっていたが、左京はいち早く老中首座松平康任に手を回し、康任は南町奉行筒井政憲に神谷を捕縛させた。例文帳に追加

In 1835, Utata KAMIYA, a feudal retainer of the Miki group, left the domain and pretended to be a begging Zen priest staying in Edo, waiting for an occasion to appeal the injustice by Sakyo to the bakufu; however, Sakyo made a quick move to bring the head of the shogun's council of elders, Yasuto MATSUDAIRA, to his side and had Yasuto order the South town Magistrate of Edo, Masanori TSUTSUI, to arrest Kamiya.発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

剣術開祖で家来でもある奥平久賀（号の一に急賀斎）に姉川の戦いから7年間師事、文禄2年（1593年）に小野忠明を200石（一刀流剣術の伊東一刀斎の推薦）で秀忠の指南として、文禄3年（1594年）に新陰流の柳生宗矩（柳生宗厳と立ち会って無刀取りされたため宗厳に剣術指南役として出仕を命ずるも、宗厳は老齢を理由に辞退）を召抱える、など、生涯かけて学んでいた。例文帳に追加

He learned his swordplay in the following way throughout his life: He learned it from Kyuga OKUDAIRA (Kyugasai was one of his names as a swordsman), a founder of swordplay as well as his retainer, for seven years from the Battle of Anegawa, employed Tadaaki ONO (recommended by Ittosai ITO in the Itto-ryu school of swordplay) as the swordplay instructor for Hidetada at a stipend of a 200 koku of rice a year in 1593, and also employed Munenori YAGYU in 1594 (Ieyasu fought with Muneyoshi YAGYU in a swordplay match and was defeated with Munenori using no sword, and therefore, ordered Muneyoshi to serve the bakufu as a swordplay instructor, but he declined the order because of his advanced age).発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス