厩所の英語

租税収取を所管する部署（税所・田所・大帳所・出納所など）や、軍事を所管する部署（健児所・検非違使所・厩所など）、所務・雑務を所管する部署（政所・調所・細工所・膳所など）を国衙に整備していった。例文帳に追加

So, the Kokushi modified the Kokuga, establishing several departments such as a department to control the collection of taxes (zeisho [tax office], tadokoro, daichosho [the major accounting and reporting office], suitodokoro [teller's office], and others), a department in control of military affairs (kondeidokoro [military office], kebiishi dokoro [police and judicial office], umayadokoro [stable office], and others), a department in control of the shomu (land management) and routine tasks (mandokoro, choso [checking office], saikudokoro [tooling office], zendokoro [food office], and others).発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

6、7月ころ、書院番、御小姓番、大番、ならびに鶴見、曲木、諏訪部、浦部4箇所の厩付の諸士および田安、一橋、清水の三卿付の諸士らが、数名ないし十数名出動し、隅田川すじでおこなわれた。例文帳に追加

Suiba was held around June or July at the Sumida-gawa river with the participation of several dozens of samurai; namely, the shoinban (castle guard), the okoshoban (official guard in the Tokugawa Shogunate), the oban (a group of guards in the Edo shogunate), samurai working at one of four stables (in Tsurumi, Magaki, Suwabe or Urabe), and samurai working for one of the three families related to the shogun (the Tayasu, the Hitotsubashi or the Shimizu).発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

日本中央競馬会の鹿戸幸治厩舎に所属していた元日本の競馬の競走体系競走条件区分で、オープン特別時代の富士ステークスに優勝しているほか、京王杯スプリングカップ2着、京成杯オータムハンデキャップ2着など、重賞でも好走を見せていた。例文帳に追加

In the former competitive system of Japanese horseracing and belonging to the Yukiharu SHIKATO stable of the Japan Racing Association, he won the Fuji Stakes of the Open Tokubetsu Jidai and ran well in big prize horse races, ranked 2nd in the Keio Hai Spring Cup and came in 2nd in the Keisei Hai Autumn Handicap.発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

国司のいない国衙は、留守所と呼ばれ、租税収取を所管する部署（税所（ぜいしょ・さいしょ等）、田所（たどころ）、大帳所（だいちょうしょ）、出納所（すいとうどころ）など）や、軍事を所管する部署（健児所（こんでいどころ）、検非違使所（けびいしどころ）、厩所（うまやどころ）など）、所務・雑務を所管する部署（政所（まんどころ）・調所（ちょうしょ）、細工所（さいくどころ）、膳所（ぜんどころ）など）が置かれ、在庁官人はこれらの部署に所属して実務に従事していた。例文帳に追加

Kokuga without kokushi were called "rusu dokoro," the department that handled tax collection called "zeisho," "saisho" and so on, "tadokoro," "daichosho" and "suitodokoro and so on," the department that handled military affairs was called "kondeidokoro," "kebiishidokoro," "umayadokoro" and so on, and the department that oversaw miscellaneous duties was called "mandokoro," "chosho," "saikudokoro," "zendokoro" and so on, were sent there and zaichokanjins belonged to these departments and performed their duties.発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

聖徳太子虚構説に対する反論としては、遠山美都男『聖徳太子はなぜ天皇になれなかったのか』（2000年）、上原和『世界史上の聖徳太子-東洋の愛と智慧』（2002年）、直木孝次郎「厩戸王の政治的地位について」、上田正昭「歴史からみた太子像の虚実」（『聖徳太子の実像と幻像』所収）（2001年）、曽根正人『聖徳太子と飛鳥仏教』（2007年）、森田悌『推古朝と聖徳太子』（2005年）などがある。例文帳に追加

Those opposing the persons insisting that Shotoku Taishi was a fictitious figure include: Mitsuo TOYAMA, who wrote "Shotoku Taishi ha Naze Tenno ni Narenakattanoka" (Why Shotoku Taishi could not become the emperor) (2000); Kazu UEHARA, who wrote "Sekaishijo no Shotoku Taishi - Toyo no Ai to Chie" (Shotoku Taishi in the world history - Compassion and Wisdom of the East) (2002); Kojiro NAOKI, who wrote 'Umayatoo no Seijiteki-chii ni Tsuite' (About the political status of Umayatoo); Masaaki UEDA, who wrote 'Rekishi kara Mita Taishi Zo no Kyojitsu' (Fact and Fiction of the figure of Taishi from the historical view) (contained in the "Shotoku Taishi no Jitsuzo to Genzo" [Fact and Fiction of Shotoku Taishi]) (2001); Masato SONE, who wrote "Shotoku Taishi to Asuka Bukkyo" (Shotoku Taishi and Asuka Buddhism) (2007); and Tei MORITA, who wrote "Suikocho to Shotoku Taishi" (the Court of Empress Suiko and Shotoku Taishi) (2005).発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス