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この時に血判署名した同志は有吉を含む、高杉、久坂玄瑞、大和弥八郎、長嶺内蔵太、志道聞多（井上馨）、松島剛蔵、寺島、赤禰幹之丞（赤根武人）、山尾庸三、品川弥二郎の11名である。例文帳に追加

The members who sealed the pledge on this occasion were these eleven: Takasugi, Genzui KUSAKA, Yahachiro YAMATO, Kurata NAGAMINE, Monta SHIJI (Kaoru INOUE), Gozo MATSUSHIMA, Terajima, Mikinojo AKANE (Taketo AKANE), Yozo YAMAO, Yajiro SHINAGAWA, and Ariyoshi.  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

立原久綱・横道正光・牛尾弾正忠・三刀屋蔵人・遠藤甚九郎ら尼子遺臣団は、山名豊祐の家老垣屋播磨守を頼り、但馬国を経由し奈佐日本之介の手を借りて隠岐に依る。例文帳に追加

The Amago Remnant Corps (a group of retainers set adrift by the downfall of the Amago clan), including Hisatsuna TACHIHARA, Masamitsu YOKOJI, USHIO Danjo no jo ("danjo no jo" derives from a judicial post called, "jo," the equivalent of a judge, in the "Danjo," the Ministry of Justice), Kurodo MITOYA (三刀屋蔵人), and Jinkuro ENDO, relied on KAKIYA Harima no kami (the foregoing "Harima no kami" refers to the Governor of Harima Province), who was the chief retainer of Toyosuke YAMANA, to make their passage through Tajima Province, and then took refuge in Oki with the aid of Yamatonosuke NASA.  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

この間、1894年、鷲尾順敬・境野黄洋らと雑誌『仏教史林』を創刊し、1897年、『大日本仏教史』を刊行、1926年、辻善之助らと『明治維新神仏分離史料』を編纂・刊行するなど、近代的な仏教史研究に大きく道を開いた。例文帳に追加

He contributed to the research of modern Buddhist history; he launched the first issue of "Bukkyo Shirin" (Collection of Buddhist history) magazine with Junkyo WASHIO and Koyo SAKAINO in 1894; he published "Dai Nihon Bukkyo shi" (History of Buddhism in Great Japan) in 1897; he compiled and published "Meiji ishin shinbutsu bunri shiryo" (Historical materials on the separation of Shinto and Buddhism during the Meiji Restoration) with others including Zennosuke TSUJI in 1926.  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

折りしも、外国公使がしばしば武州金澤（金澤八景)で遊ぶからそこで刺殺しようと同志（高杉晋作、久坂玄瑞、大和弥八郎、長嶺内蔵太、志道聞多、松島剛蔵、寺島忠三郎、有吉熊次郎、赤禰幹之丞、山尾庸三、品川弥二郎）が相談した。例文帳に追加

Just at that time, Takasugi and his comrades (Genzui KUSAKA, Yahachiro YAMATO, Kurata NAGAMINE, Monta SHIJI, Gozo MATSUSHIMA, Chuzaburo TERAJIMA, Kumajiro ARIYOSHI, Mikinojo AKANE, Yozo YAMAO and Yajiro SHINAGAWA) conspired to kill the foreign ministers who often holidayed in Kanazawa in Musashi Province (Kanazawa Hakkei).  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

石黒忠悳軍医・伊集院五郎・大浦兼武・大迫尚道陸軍士官学校(日本)・神尾光臣・佐藤正(陸軍草創期)・志水直・田村銀之助・寺内正毅（右腕を負傷）・東条英教・浜野昇軍医・山口素臣大隊長・手塚良仙軍医例文帳に追加

Tadanori ISHIGURO (a military doctor), Goro IJUIN, Kanetake OURA, Naomichi OSAKO (at the military academy (in Japan)), Mitsuomi KAMIO, Tadashi SATO (in the era of establishing the army), Tadashi SHIMIZU, Ginnosuke TAMURA, Masatake TERAUCHI (his right arm was injured), Hidenori TOJO, Noboru HAMANO (a military doctor), Motoomi YAMAGUCHI (a battalion commander), and Ryosen TEZUKA (a military doctor)  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

「人の一生は重荷を負ふて遠き道をゆくがごとし…怒りは敵とおもへ」で有名な家康公の「御遺訓」は、明治時代に元500石取りの幕臣、池田松之介が徳川光圀の遺訓と言われる「人のいましめ」を元に家康63歳の自筆花押文書との体裁にしたものを高橋泥舟らが日光東照宮など各地の東照宮に収めたものであることを尾張徳川家の徳川義宣が考証した。例文帳に追加

Based on historical evidence, Yoshinobu TOKUGAWA of the Owari-Tokugawa family made clear that Lord Ieyasu's 'Goikun' (teachings), which includes the famous phrase of 'A person's life is as if going on a long road with a heavy burden on its back --- Consider that anger is an enemy,' had the following origin: First, in the Meiji period, Matsunosuke IKEDA, a shogun's former retainer having earned a 500 koku of rice crop, made documents with an autograph sign of 63-year-old Ieyasu, based on 'Hitono-imashime' (Admonitions), which had been said being Tokugawa's teachings, and then Deishu TAKAHASHI and others dedicated them to Tosho-gu shrines in various areas, including Nikko Tosho-gu Shrine.  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス