西葉川の英語

元々、徳川家康自身が岡崎市出身の一大名であったように、岡崎を初めとする西三河系の地名が、江戸には多く移植されている（例：秋葉原三河の隣国、遠江国の秋葉山本宮秋葉神社に由来）。例文帳に追加

Many place names of Nishimikawa beginning with Ozaki, have been transposed to locations in Edo (For example, "Akihabara" was a name for a country bordering Mikawa, which originaltes from the Akihayama Motomiyaakiha Shrine of the former country of Totoumi.), because Ieyasu TOKUGAWA was originally the daimyo of Mikawa Province (present-day Okazaki City of Aichi Prefecture in Western Japan.).発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

他に、日置流印西派塩崎御弓保存会（一水軒の弟子・稲葉吉重が始まり）が福島県南相馬市で、上村清兵衛系の遠州系が静岡草薙神社境内の道場で、摂津系同門会が兵庫県川西市で活動している。例文帳に追加

Moreover, the Heki-ryu Insai-ha Shionosaki Onkyu Hozonkai (Preservation Society of archery in Shionosaki, founded by Issuiken's student Yoshishige INABA) is active in Minamisoma City, Fukushima Prefecture, and the Enshu group of Seibe KAMIMURA group is active in the training hall within the premises of Kusanagi-jinja Shrine, Shizuoka, and Settsu-kei Domonkai (Fellow Association of Settsu group) is active in Kawanishi City, Hyogo Prefecture.発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

三条西家に代々伝わる古今伝授は一子相伝の秘事であったが、息子公国が幼かったため、やむをえなく弟子の細川幽斎（幽斉玄旨）に初学一葉を与えた。例文帳に追加

The Kokin denju (the secret transmissions of the "Kokinshu", Anthology of Old and New Japanese Poems) that was handed down for generations in the Sanjonishi family was to be taught to only one child in the family; however because his son, Kinkuni was too young, Saneki taught the Shogaku-Ichiyo (an essay on waka poems) to his pupil Yusai HOSOKAWA (Yusai Genshi).発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

1630年（寛永7年）に徳川幕府は不受不施派の池上本門寺（東京都）日樹、法華経寺（千葉県）日賢、本土寺（千葉県）日弘、小西檀林（千葉県）日領、円融寺(東京都目黒区)（東京都）日進、中村檀林（千葉県）日充と受不施派の久遠寺（山梨県）日乾、久遠寺（山梨県）日遠、久遠寺（山梨県）日暹、妙光寺（千葉県）日東、妙法華寺（静岡県）日遵、蓮永寺（静岡県）日長を江戸城にて対論（身池対論）させ、日樹、日賢、日弘、日領、日進、日充は流罪となる。例文帳に追加

In 1630, the Tokugawa shogunate ordered the holding of a debate at Edo-jo Castle (Miike tairon) between monks belonging to Fujufuse School, Nichiju of Ikegami Honmon-ji Temple (Tokyo), Nikken of Hokkekyo-ji Temple (Chiba Prefecture), Nikko of Hondo-ji Temple (Chiba Prefecture), Nichiryo of Konishi Danrin (a school annexed to a temple) (Chiba Prefecture), Nisshin of Enyu-ji Temple (Meguro-ku Ward, Tokyo) (Tokyo) and Nichiju of Nakamura Danrin (Chiba Prefecture), and those belonging to Jufuse School, Nikkan of Kuon-ji Temple (Yamanashi Prefecture), Nichien of Kuon-ji Temple (Yamanashi Prefecture), Nissen of Kuon-ji Temple (Yamanashi Prefecture), Nitto of Myoko-ji Temple (Chiba Prefecture), Nichijun of Myohokke-ji Temple and Niccho of Renei-ji Temple (Shizuoka Prefecture), and Nichiju, Nikken, Nikko, Nichiryo, Nisshin and Nichiju were banished.発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

1630年（寛永7年）に徳川幕府は不受不施派の池上本門寺（東京都）日樹、法華経寺（千葉県）日賢、本土寺（千葉県）日弘、小西檀林（千葉県）日領、円融寺(東京都目黒区)（東京都）日進、中村檀林（千葉県）日充と受不施派の久遠寺（山梨県）日乾、久遠寺（山梨県）日遠、久遠寺（山梨県）日暹、妙光寺（千葉県）日東、妙法華寺（静岡県）日遵、蓮永寺（静岡県）日長を江戸城にて対論（身池対論）させ、日樹、日賢、日弘、日領、日進、日充は流罪となる。例文帳に追加

In 1630, the Tokugawa shogunate ordered the holding of a debate at Edo-jo Cattle (Miike Tairon (Debate between Ikegami School and Minobu School)) between monks belonging to Fujufuse School, Nichiju of Ikegami Hinmon-ji Temple (Tokyo), Nikken of Hokkekyo-ji Temple (Chiba Prefecture), Nikko of Hondo-ji Temple (Chiba Prefecture), Nichiryo of Konishi Danrin (a school annexed to a temple) (Chiba Prefecture), Nisshin of Enyu-ji Temple (Meguro-ku Ward, Tokyo) (Tokyo) and Nichiju of Nakamura Danrin (Chiba Prefecture), and those belonging to Jufuse School, Nikkan of Kuon-ji Temple (Yamanashi Prefecture), Nichien of Kuon-ji Temple (Yamanashi Prefecture), Nissen of Kuon-ji Temple (Yamanashi Prefecture), Nitto of Myoko-ji Temple (Chiba Prefecture), Nichijun of Myohokke-ji Temple (Shizuoka Prefecture) and Niccho of Renei-ji Temple (Shizuoka Prefecture), and Nichiju, Nikken, Nikko, Nichiryo, Nisshin and Nichiju were banished.発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

子は、樋口康勝（3代目）、樋口康資（4代目）、中条康満（伊豆守、尾張徳川家に仕える）、樋口康熈（永康、5代目）、鈴木重長室、松平忠勝室、長（松平図書室）、立（竹腰正信の3男の竹腰正辰室）、葉室頼重室、阿野公緒室（西本願寺養女）。例文帳に追加

Among his children, Yasumasa HIGUCHI (the third head of the Higuchi family), Yasumoto HIGUCHI (the fourth head), Yasumitsu CHUJO who became Izu no kami (Governor of Izu Province) and served the Tokugawa family of Owari Province, Yasuhiro HIGUCHI (Nagayasu HIGUCHI, the fifth head), a daughter who became the wife of Shigenaga SUZUKI, a daughter who became the wife of Tadakatsu MATSUDAIRA, Osa who became the wife of MATSUDAIRA Zusho no kami, Ritsu who became the wife of Masatatsu TAKEKOSHI (the third son of Masanobu TAKEKOSHI), a daughter who became the wife of Yorishige HAMURO, and a daughter who was adopted into Nishihonganji and became the wife of Kimio ANO, are known.発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

駿河譜代-板倉氏、太田氏、西尾氏、土屋氏、森川氏（生実藩）、稲葉氏（稲葉正成の系統、臼杵藩は外様）、藤堂氏、高木氏（丹南藩）、堀田氏（出自からは三河衆のため譜代の理由不明）、三河牧野氏、譜代大名となった牧野氏、奥平氏、岡部氏(藤原南家)、小笠原氏、朽木氏、諏訪氏、保科氏、土岐氏、沼田藩主土岐氏、三河稲垣氏、丹羽氏、一色丹羽氏、三浦氏、遠山氏（苗木藩）、加賀氏、内田氏、小堀氏、西郷氏、三河西郷氏、奥田氏、毛利氏（内膳家、断絶）、山口氏（牛久藩）、柳生氏、蜂須賀氏(徳島藩支藩家・廃藩）、増山氏例文帳に追加

Suruga fudai - the Itakura clan, the Ota clan, the Nishio clan, the Tsuchiya clan, the Morikawa clan (Oyumi Domain), the Inaba clan (Masanari INABA's line; Usuki Domain is a tozama), the Todo clan, the Takagi clan (Tannan Domain), the Hotta clan (it seems inappropriate to have this clan listed here as they were originally from Mikawa-shu, i.e. the samurai warriors of Mikawa origin, but the reason is unknown), the Mikawa-Makino clan, the Makino clan to have become fudai daimyo, the Okudaira clan, the Okabe clan (the Southern House of the Fujiwara clan), the Ogasawara clan, the Kutsuki clan, the Suwa clan, the Hoshina clan, the Toki clan, the Toki clan as the lord of Numata Domain, the Mikawa-Inagaki clan, the Niwa clan, the Isshiki-Niwa clan, the Miura clan, the Toyama clan (Naegi Domain), the Kaga clan, the Uchida clan, the Kobori clan, the Saigo clan, the Mikawa-Saigo clan, the Okuda clan, the Mori clan (the Naizen family, extinguished), the Yamaguchi clan (Ushiku Domain), the Yagyu clan, the Hachisuka clan (a branch domain family of Tokushima Domain; an abolished domain) and the Masuyama clan.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