枕流王の英語

倭と盟友関係となる百済では、これより若干遅れて、384年に枕流王が東晋から高僧の摩羅難陀を招来した。例文帳に追加

In Baekje, which became an ally of Wa, the King Chinryu invited a high priest Marananta from the Eastern Jin in 384, which was a little later than the spread to Koguryo.発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

内親王自身も摂関家との交流には常に気を配ったらしく、『枕草子』で中宮藤原定子との季節の交流が描かれる一方、『大鏡』や『栄花物語』には道長との当意即妙なやり取りが記されている。例文帳に追加

The Imperial Princess took care to interact with a clan eligible to become regents, and while "Makura no soshi" (The Pillow Book) depicted seasonal interactions with the second consort of the emperor, FUJIWARA no Teishi, "Okagami," and "Eiga monogatari" (Tale of Flowering Fortunes) depicted her witty interactions with Michinaga.発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

女流漢詩人として著名な初代有智子内親王に始まり、『枕草子』『紫式部日記』にもその名が登場する大斎院選子内親王、数多い歌合を主催した六条斎院ばい子内親王、新古今和歌集を代表する歌人式子内親王など、歴代の斎院は文雅で名を馳せた人物が多い。例文帳に追加

Many successive Saiin Priestesses were well known for literary works: the first Saio Priestess, Imperial Princess Uchiko, who was a distinguished composer of Chinese style poetry; the Great Saiin Priestess, Imperial Princess Senshi, whose name appeared in "The Pillow Book" and "The Murasaki Shikibu Diary"; the Rokujo Saiin, Imperial Princess Baishi, who held many tanka poetry contests; and Imperial Princess Shikishi, who became an accomplished poet of the Shin Kokinwakashu (the New Collection of Ancient and Modern Japanese Poetry).発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

『枕草子』にも選子内親王と藤原定子の文の贈答の場面が見られるなど、宮中（とりわけ後宮）と斎院との文化交流の豊かさが伺える。例文帳に追加

The deep cultural relationship between Saiin and the Imperial Court (especially "Kokyu" - the inner palace reserved for women) can be found in "The Pillow Book" in a scene where Imperial Princess Senshi and FUJIWARA no Teishi exchange letters.発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

五十二年秋九月丁卯朔丙子久氐等從千熊長彥詣之　則獻七枝刀一口七子鏡一面及種種重寶仍啟曰臣國以西有水源出自谷那鐵山其邈七日行之不及當飲是水便取是山鐵以永奉聖朝乃謂孫枕流王曰今我所通東海貴國是天所啟是以垂天恩割海西而賜我由是國基永固汝當善脩和好聚斂土物奉貢不絕雖死何恨自是後每年相續朝貢焉（『日本書紀』神功皇后摂政五十二年九月の条）例文帳に追加

In September 252, the king of Paekche, met Nagahiko CHIKUMA, an envoy from Japan, and gave him one seven-pronged sword, one nanatsuko no kagami (a mirror with seven small decoration mirrors), and various other treasures, hoping to form a friendship ("Nihonshoki," from the article dated September 252 during the reign of Empress Jingu).発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス