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文永4年（1267年）には皇后の腹に皇子の世仁親王（後宇多天皇）が生まれ、翌五年後嵯峨院の意向をもとにこれを立太子。例文帳に追加

In 1267 the Empress gave a birth to Imperial Prince Yohito (Emperor Gouda), and he became Crown Prince due to the Gosaga in's intention the following year.  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

亀山はしばらく在位のまま政務を執り、文永11年（1274年）には皇太子世仁（8歳、後宇多天皇）に譲位した。例文帳に追加

Kameyama attended to government affairs for a short period as Emperor and then abdicated the throne in 1274 to Crown Prince Yohito (aged 8, Emperor Gouda).  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

中興第一世座主は豊山派能化、守野秀善が就いたが、これまでの座主は醍醐寺または仁和寺の門跡が就任することが多く、そうした外部の座主とは別に根来寺では学頭を立てるのが慣例であった。例文帳に追加

The first head priest in the prosperous Chuko period was Buzan school Noke, Shuzen MORINO, and the head priests until that time were mostly heads from Daigo-ji Temple or Ninna-ji Temple, it was a tradition in Negoro-ji Temple to install a Gakuto other than the head priest from external temples.  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

『神皇正統記』には平安時代の宇多天皇（譲位後、出家して仁和寺を開いた）を「両統（世俗と仏法）の法主」と評している。例文帳に追加

In the "Jinno Shotoki" (A Chronicle of Gods and Sovereigns), the Emperor Uda (after abdication of the throne, became a priest and founded the Ninna-ji Temple) who lived in the Heian period was called 'hoshu of the two lineages' (secular affairs and Buddhism).  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

主な著書に『霊界物語』(全81巻83冊)、『道の栞』、『霊の礎』、『本教創世記』、『出口王仁三郎全集』、『道の大本』など多数があり、歌集としては、『花明山』、『彗星』、『故山の夢』、『東の光』、『霧の海』、『愛善の道』などがある。例文帳に追加

His main works include "Reikai Monogatari" (81 volumes, 83 copies), "Michi no shiori," "Tamashii no ishizue," "Honkyososei-ki," "Onizaburo DEGUCHI Zenshu," "Michi no Omoto," and poetry books such as "Kameyama," "Suisei," "Kozan no yume," "Higashi no hikari," "Kiri no umi," and "Aizen no michi."  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

なお、日本美術史では20世紀末頃から「弘仁・貞観時代」という表記をあまり用いなくなり、「平安時代前期」と称することが多くなっている。例文帳に追加

In Japanese art history, the term 'Konin-Jogan Culture' has become less common from the end of the twentieth century, and the term 'early Heian period' is commonly used.  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

応仁の乱（1467年）以降、戦乱に明け暮れる世の中になったが、一方では能、茶道、華道、庭園、建築、連歌など多様な芸術が花開いた時代で、それらは次第に庶民にも浸透し、今日まで続く日本的な文化を数多く生み出した。例文帳に追加

After the Onin War (1467), it was the age of the civil war, but also the age when various arts such as Noh play, tea ceremony, the art of flower arrangement, a garden (landscape gardening), architecture, and renga (a linked poem) were in full bloom, and these arts gradually spread among common people creating many varieties of Japanese culture which have continued until now.  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

19世紀から幕末期にかけて、「兼ねる」役者と呼ばれた万能選手の名人三代目中村歌右衛門や片岡仁左衛門(7代目)・八代目の片岡仁左衛門(8代目)、二代目嵐吉三郎（のちの初代嵐璃寛(初代)）、ケレン芸で売り出した二代目尾上多見蔵、和事芸の名人二代目実川額十郎などの名優が活躍した。例文帳に追加

From the 19th century to the last days of the Tokugawa shogunate, famous actors such as Utaemon NAKAMURA III, who was called "kaneru (to serve concurrently)" and an all-round excellent actor, Nizaemon KATAOKA (nanadaime), Nizaemon KATAOKA VIII (hachidaime), Kichizaburo ARASHI II (later, Rikan ARASHI I (shodai), Tamizo ONOE II, who was famous for keren performances and Gakujuro JITSUKAWA II, who was good at wagoto performances, all played an active role.  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

治世中はこのほかにも富士山の噴火や地震・洪水などの災害・変異が多く、また皇子女に恵まれなかったこともあってか、朱雀天皇は早々と同母弟成明親王（後の村上天皇）に譲位し、仁和寺に入った。例文帳に追加

During Emperor Suzaku's reign there were many disasters or abnormal events such as the eruptin of Mt. Fuji, earthquakes and flooding; moreover, not only did the Emperor have no children, but he also abdicated to pass the throne to his younger half-brother, Prince Nariakira (later called Emperor Murakami) and left the Imperial Palace to live at Ninna-ji Temple.  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

9世紀前半、山東半島の港町・赤山（当時多くの新羅商人が居留するところとなっていた）に赤山法華経院を寄進するとともに、短期で帰国しなければならなかった入唐請益僧円仁の長期不法在唐を実現（不法在留を決意した円仁のために地方役人と交渉して公験（旅行許可証）下付を取り付ける）したのを始め、円仁の9年6ヶ月の求法の旅を物心両面にわたって支援した。例文帳に追加

In the early ninth century, Jang supported Ennin both physically and mentally for his one-and-a-half-year pilgrimage in search of law by donating the Chisan Fahua Temple in the port city of Chisan in the Shandong Peninsula (where many Silla merchants were residing), saving Ennin from an unlawful overstay in Tang when he was only allowed to stay there for a short while (by negotiating with a local officer to have his Kugen [visitor permit] granted when Ennin decided to overstay).  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

一方、山科小野の地に曼荼羅寺を建立して密教修行の活動拠点を築いた東密小野流の開祖／仁海、御室仁和寺で宇多天皇に灌頂を授けた益信の後進にして、広沢池ほとりに遍照寺を建立した東密広沢流の開祖／寛朝らが事相面の法孫として対照されるが、広沢流／益信とともに、後世野沢三十六流と呼ばれる真言事作法分流における重要な基点を創った法匠として捉える。例文帳に追加

Ningai, the founder of the Ono School of Tomitsu (Shingon Sect's esoteric teaching), established Mandala-ji Temple at Ono, Yamashina and founded the base for Esoteric Buddhism's practice, and Kancho, younger than Yakushin, who received the kanjo (a ceremony to be the successor) from Emperor Uda at Omuro-Ninna-ji Temple, founded the Hirosawa School of Tomitsu and established Hensho-ji Temple along the shores of Hirosawa-no-ike Pond, and others are thought to have been successors in practical training and contrasted with Shobo, however, it should be interpreted that Shobo as well as the Hirosawa School of Yakushin made important foundations in Shingon-ji Saho Bunryu (branch schools in manners of Shingon Sect), which was later called Yataku Sanjuroku-ryu (thirty-six schools of yataku (Ono School and Hirosawa School)).  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス