伊ノ部の英語

アメノヒワシ（あめのひわしのみこと）を祖とする阿波国の阿波忌部氏、タオキホオイ（たおきほおひのみこと）を祖とする讃岐国の讃岐忌部氏、ヒコサシリ（ひこさしりのみこと）を祖とする紀伊忌部氏、クシアカルタマ（くしあかるたまのみこと）を祖とする出雲国の玉作氏（たまつくりし）、アメノマヒトツ（あめのまひとつのみこと）を祖とする筑紫国・伊勢国の忌部氏などがいた。例文帳に追加

The Inbe clan group included the Awa-Inbe clan of Awa Province (Tokushima Prefecture) who had Amenohiwashi (Amenohiwashi no mikoto) as their ancestor, the Sanuki-Inbe clan of Sanuki Province (Kagawa Prefecture) whose ancestor was Taokihooi (Taokihoohi no mikoto), the Kii-Inbe clan whose ancestor was Hikosashiri (Hikosashiri no mikoto), the Tamatsukuri clan of Izumo Province (Shimane Prefecture), whose ancestor was Kushiakarutama (Kushiakarutama no mikoto) and the Inbe clan of Tsukushi Province (Kyushu) and Ise Province (Mie Prefecture).発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

城在番は加藤泰興になり、城在番中に出羽ノ守は風早郡・桑村郡のうちの大洲市領は飛び地のため、伊予国松山領の一部と替地を申し出、1636年（寛永13年）8月に幕府が公許した。例文帳に追加

Yasuoki KATO became the castellan of the castle, and while serving as the castellan, Kato, who also was the governor of Dewa province, Kato requested a kaechi (exchange of land) between scattered landholdings of Ozu domain in the Kazehaya and Kuwamura districts and a portion of the Iyo-Matsuyama territory, to which the bakufu granted official permission in the eighth month of 1636.発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

由来は前述のように牛鬼を神聖視する説のほか、伊予国の藤内図書と蔵喜兵ノ尉という人物が牛鬼を退治したという話、徳島県海部郡(徳島県)の牛鬼を伊予の人物が退治したという話、豊臣秀吉の朝鮮出兵の際に加藤清正が朝鮮の虎を脅すために亀甲車を作った話など、諸説ある。例文帳に追加

Opinions divide concerning its origin: some insist Ushioni was sanctified as mentioned above; a folktale says two men in Iyo Province named Zusho TONAI and Heinojo KURAKI did away with Ushioni; another folktale says a man from Iyo did away with Ushioni living in Kaifu County (of Tokushima Prefecture), Tokushima Prefecture; and another folktale says Kiyomasa KATO produced tortoise wagons to frighten tigers in Korea before Japan's invasion of Korea by Hideyoshi TOYOTOMI.発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

日清戦争（1894年7月～1895年4月）による好景気、および、下関条約によって清から賠償金を得たことにより、第2次伊藤内閣の西園寺公望文相が「清国賠償金ノ一部ヲ東京及京都ノ帝国大学基本金トシテ交付セラレンコトヲ請フノ議」を、首相宛に執筆し、京都帝国大学の設置を主張した。例文帳に追加

Due to an economic boom owing to Japanese-Sino War (July 1894 to April 1895) and reparations obtained from the Empire of China (Qing) by the Treaty of Shimonoseki, Minister of Education Kinmochi SAIONJI of the second Ito cabinet wrote a 'proposal to issue part of the reparations obtained from the Empire of China as the basic fund for building imperial universities' to the prime minister and insisted on establishment of Kyoto Imperial University.発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

しかし学会設立の要因に際しては、先述のような東京大学内部の事情のみならず、当時大日本帝国憲法草案をほぼ完成していた伊藤博文が渡辺洪基（総長）に対し「大（おおい）ニ国家学ノ研究ヲ振興シ、普（あまね）ク国民ヲシテ立憲ノ本義ト其運用トヲ知ラシムルコトガ極メテ必要デアル」と助言したこと大きく関わっている。例文帳に追加

However, as for the factor of foundation of it, not only internal circumstances at the University of Tokyo previously noted, but also that Hirobumi ITO who almost completed a draft of the Constitution of the Empire of Japan at that time advised to Koki WATANABE (president), 'The study on the science of the nation should be immensely encouraged, and we extremely need to inform people of underlying principle and implementation of constitution widely.' were deeply related to.発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

松川の戦い（まつかわのたたかい）は、『改正三河後風土記』（第42巻：上杉・伊達合戦の事）、『常山紀談』（巻之16：伊達上杉陸奥国松川合戦の事　附永井善左衛門　岡左内が事）、『東国太平記』（巻第15：松川合戦政宗福島ノ城ヲ攻ムル事）、『会津陣物語』（第4巻：松川合戦に政宗、福島城を攻める事、井せて須田大炊介、政宗と逢隈川合戦（陣幕を切り取る）事）によれば、慶長6年（1601年）4月26日に、現在の福島県福島市の中心部で伊達政宗と上杉景勝麾下の本庄繁長・須田長義が戦った合戦だとされる。例文帳に追加

The Battle of Matsukawa is said to be the battle where Shigenaga HONJO and Nagayoshi SUDA under the command of Kagekatsu UESUGI fought against Masamune DATE in the central area of the present Fukushima City, Fukushima Prefecture on April 26, 1601, according to "Kaisei Mikawago Fudoki (Foundation of the Tokugawa clan)" (Vol. 42: The battle between Uesugi and Date), "Jozenkidan (a collection of anecdotes compiled in the Edo period)" (Vol. 16: The Battle of Matsukawa between Date and Uesugi in Mutsu Province with the episode of Zenzaemon NAGAI and Sanai OKA), "Togoku Taiheiki (the battle chronicle on the eastern Japan)" (Vol. 15: Attack to the Fukushima-jo Castle by Masamune in the Battle of Matsukawa), "Aizujin Monogatari (stories on the Battle in Aizu)" (Vol. 4: Attack to the Fukushima-jo Castle by Masamune in the Battle of Matsukawa and the episode of Oiinosuke SUDA cutting off the camp enclosure during the Battle of Abukuma-gawa River against Masamune).発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス