善之助の英語

この間、1894年、鷲尾順敬・境野黄洋らと雑誌『仏教史林』を創刊し、1897年、『大日本仏教史』を刊行、1926年、辻善之助らと『明治維新神仏分離史料』を編纂・刊行するなど、近代的な仏教史研究に大きく道を開いた。例文帳に追加

He contributed to the research of modern Buddhist history; he launched the first issue of "Bukkyo Shirin" (Collection of Buddhist history) magazine with Junkyo WASHIO and Koyo SAKAINO in 1894; he published "Dai Nihon Bukkyo shi" (History of Buddhism in Great Japan) in 1897; he compiled and published "Meiji ishin shinbutsu bunri shiryo" (Historical materials on the separation of Shinto and Buddhism during the Meiji Restoration) with others including Zennosuke TSUJI in 1926.発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

元恭は能登の豪商文人一族岩城氏の、次男善之助を娘婿としており、その子箸尾元市は鴻池家の別家となっている（安岡重明『前期的資本の変質過程：鴻池研究の一節』、宮本又次編『大阪の研究』清文堂.1970年第四巻p480）。例文帳に追加

Motoyasu had a son-in-law called Zennosuke, who was the second son of the Iwaki clan, wealthy family of merchants and literature, and Zennosuke's son Motoichi HASHIO was a member of a branch family of the Konoike family ("Zenkiteki Shihon no Henshitsu Katei: Konoike Kenkyu no Issetsu" [The Process of Changes of Pre-modern Capital - a Study on the Konoike Family] written by Shigeaki YASUOKA, included in page 480, Volume 4 of "Osaka no Kenkyu" [Studies on Osaka] edited by Mataji MIYAMOTO and published by Seibundo in 1970).発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

文化厚生会館事件（ぶんかこうせいかいかんじけん）とは、部落解放同盟京都府連合会が、朝田善之助を委員長とし、同盟中央が認めた組織（朝田府連）と、三木一平を委員長とし、日本共産党が支援する組織（三木府連）に分裂したことに端を発した紛争。例文帳に追加

The Bunkakosei-kaikan Hall Affair is a conflict that started with the Buraku Liberation League, Kyoto Federation being divided into two groups, one (Asada Furen, Asada faction's Federation) with Zennosuke ASADA as a chairman, approved by the Headquarter of the Buraku Liberation League and the other (Miki Furen, Miki faction's Federation) with Ippei MIKI as a chairman, supported by the Japanese Communist Party.発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

第一作家同盟（DSD、メンバー34名で五団体が結集、太田聴雨、小林三季、佐藤日梵、松島肇、吉川青草、真野満（以上、青樹社）、村雲毅一、荒木留吉、田中一良、玉村善之助（以上、高原会）、高木長葉、山内神斧、池田耕一、森谷南人子、西村陀宙、鳥居道枝（以上、蒼空邦画会）、小林源太郎、水島爾保布（以上、行樹社）、船崎光次郎、松田操、榎本三朗（以上、赤人社））1922年6月末結成例文帳に追加

Daiichi-Sakka-Domei (First Writers Alliance, or DSD), which had five groups and 34 members, including Shou OTA, Sanki KOBAYASHI, Nichibon SATO, Hajime MATSUSHIMA, Aokusa YOSHIKAWA, and Mitsuru MANO [all from Seiju-sha], Kiichi MURAKUMO, Tomeyoshi ARAKI, Kazuyoshi TANAKA, and Zennosuke TAMAMURA [all from Kogen-kai], Choyo TAKAGI, Shinpu YAMAUCHI, Koichi IKEDA, Nanjinshi MORITANI, Dachu NISHIMURA, and Michie TORII [all from Soku-Hogakai], Gentaro KOBAYASHI and Nio MIZUSHIMA [all from Koju-sha], Kojiro FUNASAKI, Misao MATSUDA, and Saburo ENOMOTO [all from Akahito-sha]) was formed in late June of 1922.発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス