瀬瑞の英語

順慶の死後、洪水に塚が荒れ、慶長16年、角倉了以が高瀬川を開くとき、そのあとを哀れみ、塚を営み、石塔の「悪逆」の2文字を削り、その上に6角形の無縁塔を建て、江戸幕府に請い求めて堂を営み、「慈周山瑞泉寺」と号した。例文帳に追加

Following Junkei's death, the mound was destroyed by flooding, but in 1611 when Ryoi SUMINOKURA opened Takase-gawa River, he took pity on the remains, built a mound, removed the word 'brutality' from the stone monument, constructed a hexagonal pagoda and pleaded with the Edo bakufu (Japanese feudal government headed by a shogun) to allow him to build a temple which was named Jishuzan Zuisen-ji Temple.発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

『記紀』では崇神天皇・垂仁天皇・景行天皇の磯城瑞籬（しきみずがき）宮、纏向珠城（まきむくたまき）宮、纏向日代（まきむくひしろ）宮が存在した伝えられ、さらに雄略の長谷（泊瀬）朝倉宮、欽明の師木（磯城）島大宮（金刺宮）なども存在した。例文帳に追加

According to "Kiki," ("記紀," which is the general term for calling the major historic books of "Kojiki" ("古事記") and "Nihonshoki ("日本書紀")) Skimizugakinomiya Palace of Emperor Sujin, Makimuku Tamakinomiya Palace of Emperor Suinin, and Makimuku Hisironomiya Palace of Emperor Keiko used to exist, and also some other palaces, such as Hatsuseno Asakuranomiya Palace of Emperor Yuryaku, Shikishimano omiya (Kanasasinomiya) Palace of Emperor Kinmei are mentioned for their existence in the records.発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス