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「神奈川沖浪裏」は、後世、それを見たフィンセント・ファン・ゴッホが画家仲間宛ての手紙の中で賞賛する、発想を得たクロード・ドビュッシーが交響詩『海(ドビュッシー)』を作曲するなど、西欧の芸術家に多大な影響を与えることとなった。例文帳に追加

Kanagawa oki nami ura' had a great impact on Western artists such as Vincent VAN GOGH, who saw it and later praised it in a letter to a fellow painter; and Claude Debussy, who got an idea and composed the symphonic poem "La Mer (The Sea)."  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

鳥居は元々幕府の儒学（朱子学）を担う林家の出であり、蘭学者が幕府の政治に介入することを好まなかったし、加えてそもそも崋山や江川も林家（昌平坂学問所）で儒学を学んだこともあり、鳥居からすれば彼らを裏切り者と感じていたともいわれる。例文帳に追加

Torii was originally from the Hayashi family, which traditionally served the shogunate as Confucianist (New-Confucianist) and, given that background, did not like the interference of Dutch scholars in the politics of the shogunate and, according to some interpretations, considered Kazan and Egawa as traitors of Confucianism because they had once studied Confucianism under the Hayashi family (Shoheizaka School).  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

ルパン三世は，熟練した射撃の名手である次(じ)元(げん)大(だい)介(すけ)(玉(たま)山(やま)鉄(てつ)二(じ))，刀の達人の石川五(ご)エ(え)門(もん)(綾(あや)野(の)剛(ごう))，ルパンを裏切ってばかりいる女泥棒の峰(みね)不(ふ)二(じ)子(こ)(黒木メイサ)という仲間とともに世界中で数多くのお宝を盗んできた。例文帳に追加

Lupin III has stolen numerous treasures around the world with his fellow gang members: Jigen Daisuke (Tamayama Tetsuji), an expert marksman; Ishikawa Goemon (Ayano Go), a sword master; and Mine Fujiko (Kuroki Meisa), a female thief who often betrays Lupin. - 浜島書店 Catch a Wave

当初、東軍が義政の支持を受けて「官軍」と号し、内裏や花の御所周辺から西軍を駆逐して皇室と義政を確保したこと、細川氏及びその支持者の領国が畿内周辺に集中していた事が幸いして戦いを有利に進めたが、6月には細川領丹波国を制圧した山名軍8万が上洛、8月には周防から大内政弘が四国の河野通春ら7カ国の軍勢をはじめ、水軍を率いて入京、西軍が勢力を回復する。例文帳に追加

At first, the Eastern camp was dominant, favored by the circumstances that it called itself the "imperial army" winning the support of Yoshimasa, that it drove the Western camp away from the surroundings of the Imperial Palace and Hana no Gosho to secure the Imperial Family and Yoshimasa and that the territories of the Hosokawa family and its supporters were concentrated in the surrounding areas of the capital; but by June Yamana's 80,000-member troops having conquered Hosokawa's Tanba Province had come up to Kyoto and by August Masahiro OUCHI had entered Kyoto, leading not only the troops of Michiharu KONO's and others' seven provinces in Shikoku, but also suigun (navy) squadrons, resulting in recovered power of the Western camp.  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

室町幕府の御用絵師となった狩野正信を始祖とし、その子孫は、室町幕府崩壊後は織田信長、豊臣秀吉、徳川将軍などに絵師として仕え、その時々の権力者と結び付いて常に画壇の中心を占め、内裏、城郭、大寺院などの障壁画から扇面などの小画面に至るまで、あらゆるジャンルの絵画を手掛ける職業画家集団として、日本美術界に多大な影響を及ぼした。例文帳に追加

Masanobu KANO, the official painter of the Muromachi shogunate, was the earliest ancestor; his descendants worked for Nobunaga ODA, Hideyoshi TOYOTOMI and the Tokugawa Shogun as painters after the collapse of the Muromachi shogunate, consistently dominating the art world associated with the powers-that-be, thus greatly influencing Japanese art circles as a professional painter group working on works ranging from screen paintings in the Imperial Palace, castles or large temples to small paintings such as those created on fans.  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

お松が強請に言う「今こそこうした女房なれ、元はわたしも祇園町、拾壱匁六分の、花を咲かせて宮川町、縄手をふんで道場か、高台寺前下り坂、八坂と落ちて欠け上り、二条新地や御りょう裏、おはもじながら虱の辻、泣かぬ勤めの蛍茶や、あらゆる場所を欠けめぐり・・・」の科白は七五調の小気味よい調子で京の花街を巧みに織り込んでいる。例文帳に追加

The threatening lines of Omatsu, 'I am like this now, but once I was in Gion-machi, earning twelve monme six fun (monme and fun are units of silver currency; fun is one-tenth of monme), being successful in Miyagawa-cho, went through rice fields to Dojo, then to a downhill in front of Kodai-ji Temple, down to Yasaka, up to Nijo-shinchi and behind Goryo Shrine, to the embarrassing lousy streets, and didn't cry working at a night tea house, going around everywhere...' artfully illustrates the red-light districts of Kyoto with the lilting rhythm of seven-and-five syllable meter.  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

慶長5年（1600年）の関ヶ原の戦いでは西軍の石田三成に属して、三成の居城である佐和山城に籠もっていたが、9月15日の本戦で三成ら本隊が壊滅し、小早川秀秋ら東軍の寝返り部隊が攻め寄せてくると、守知は秀秋と内通して裏切り、三成一族を自刃に追い込んだ。例文帳に追加

In the Battle of Sekigahara in 1600, he joined the army of Mitsunari ISHIDA, the Western Army, and kept to Sawayama-jo Castle, the headquarters of Mitsunari, but when the main forces of the Western Army including those of Mitsunari were devastated in the main campaign on October 21 and the troops of Hideaki KOBAYAKAWA and other lords who belonged to the Western Army but betrayed them in favor of the Eastern Army, closed to the castle, Moritomo switched sides to Hideaki, betrayed Mitsunari and forced his family to suicide.  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

三河においても尾張の織田信秀の進出により圧迫を受けた西三河の松平広忠の帰順を受け、広忠の嫡男・竹千代（のちの徳川家康）を人質に迎え入れようとするが、護送を請け負った三河・田原城(三河国)（愛知県田原市）の国人領主・戸田康光が裏切って護送中の竹千代を敵方の織田氏に送り届けてしまった。例文帳に追加

Although Yoshimoto accepted the submission of Hirotada MATSUDAIRA in Mikawa Province, who felt threatened by Nobuhide ODA of Owari Province, in exchange for Hirotada's legitimate son as a hostage Takechiyo (later Ieyasu TOKUGAWA), a kokujin ryoshu (local samurai lord) of Tawara-jo Castle in Mikawa Province (Tahara City, Aichi Prefecture) named Yasumitsu TODA, who was in charge of escorting the hostage, betrayed Yoshimoto and sent Takechiyo to the Oda clan, Yoshimoto's enemy.  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

代表作の銀屏風「風雨草花図」（「夏秋草図屏風」の題名で広く知られる）は、一橋徳川家がかつて所持していたもので、俵屋宗達の名作に影響を受けた光琳の金屏風「風神雷神図」（重要文化財）の裏面に描かれたものである（現在は保存上の観点から「風神雷神図」とは別々に表装されている）。例文帳に追加

His representative work, a silver folding screen of 'Fuusokazu' (commonly known as the title of 'Natsuakikusa zu Byobu' [Flowering Plants of Summer and Autumn]) used to be in the possession of the Hitotsubashi Tokugawa family and is painted on the back of a gold folding screen 'Fujin Raijin zu" (The Wind and Thunder Gods) (Important Cultural Property) by Korin who had painted it inspired by the masterpiece of Sotatsu TAWARAYA (now they are separately mounted for the purpose of preservation).  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

作中では主である旗本中川三郎兵衛を殺害してその妾と出奔、鳥居峠(長野県)で茶屋経営の裏で強盗を働いていたが、己の罪業を感じて出家、主殺しの罪滅ぼしのために青の洞門の開削を始め、後に仇とつけ狙った三郎兵衛の息子と共に鑿ったものとされるが、主殺しなどのエピソードは菊池の創作である。例文帳に追加

The murder episode depicted in this novel is a fiction created by the author Kikuchi; according to the novel, the main character killed his master, a direct retainer of the Tokugawa Shogunate, Saburobei NAKAGAWA, ran away with his master's concubine, became a robber while running a rest house at Torii Pass (Nagano Prefecture), but when he felt his sin, he went into priesthood, started excavation of a tunnel in expiation for his sin, and ended up working together with a son of Saburobei, who followed him seeking revenge, to complete the excavation.  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

朝廷内部では長州勢の駆逐を求める強硬派と宥和派が対立し、禁裏御守衛総督を勤める一橋慶喜（徳川慶喜）は退兵を呼びかけるが、京都蛤御門（京都市上京区）付近で長州藩兵が、会津・桑名藩・薩摩各藩の諸隊と衝突、尊皇攘夷を唱える長州勢は壊滅、来島又兵衛、久坂玄瑞、寺島忠三郎らは戦死した。例文帳に追加

Within the Imperial Court, there was a struggle between hard-liners that wanted to destroy Choshu's military force and others who wished to appease them, while Keiki HITOTSUBASHI (later known as Shogun Yoshinobu TOKUGAWA), who served as Viceroy and Protector of the Imperial Palace, called on the soldiers to withdraw, but the Choshu soldiers clashed with various groups of samurai warriors from Aizu, Kuwana, and Satsuma clans near Kyoto's Hamaguri Gate (in the Kamigyo ward of modern-day Kyoto); but the forces of Choshu, chanting their Revere the Emperor slogan, were annihilated, and Matabe KIJIMA, Gensui KUSAKA, and Chusaburo TERAJIMA were among those who died in battle.  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

江南軍のほとんどが嘗ての南宋の兵であり、放っておけば社会不安の要因となる彼らを厄介払いする目的もあったと言われる杉山正明の一連の著作、『中国史3』P449など（山川出版社）（それを裏付けるように、モンゴルの司令官たちが乗った船は一隻も沈んでおらず、江南軍に従軍した兵士達の墓も旧南宋の領内では確認されていない）。例文帳に追加

According to a series of books written by Masaaki SUGIYAMA and page 449 of "Chugokushi 3" (The History of China, Volume 3) (published by Yamakawa Shuppansha) says that a purpose for organizing most of the Southern Yangtze Army with soldiers from the former Southern Sung Dynasty was to get rid of them, and they would cause social anxiety if left alone (in fact, to support this idea, no ship in which Mongol commanders were on board sank, and tombs of the soldiers joined in the Southern Yangtze Army have not been found in the former territory of the Southern Sung Dynasty).  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

縦寸法２５ｃｍ〜５０ｃｍ、横寸法４０ｃｍ〜１００ｃｍ、奥行寸法３０ｃｍ〜５０ｃｍのコンクリート製積みブロックを、川面側へ千鳥状に段重ねし、各積みブロックの控え尻側に対し、夫々れの裏込め方向へ一定の巾寸法を有する格子状網体を係止させるように挟み込んで土砂を転圧して施工する。例文帳に追加

Concrete laying blocks of 25-50 cm in length, 40-100 cm in width and 30-50 cm in depth are stacked in tiers in a zigzag manner toward the river side, a lattice-like net body having a predetermined width is held in a locking manner in each back-fill direction to the secondary side of each laying block, and the earth and sand is rolling-compacted. - 特許庁

慶長5年（1600年）の関ヶ原の戦いの前日には、会津の上杉景勝、また北からの万一の伊達政宗の裏切りに備えて江戸からなかなか動けないはずの家康の美濃国赤坂到着の報に動揺する西軍の兵たちを鼓舞するために、兵五百を率いて東軍側の中村一栄・有馬豊氏両隊に小競り合いを挑み（杭瀬川の戦い）、明石全登（宇喜多秀家家臣）隊と共に完勝した。例文帳に追加

To encourage the soldiers of the 'western' army, who were frightened by a report that Ieyasu arrived at Akasaka, Mino Province, though he was considered not to be able to move from Edo in fear of betrayal of Kagekatsu UESUGI of Aizu and Masamune DATE in the north region, Sakon led a squad of 500 soldiers to fight against the 'eastern' army of Kazuhide NAKAMURA and Toyouji ARIMA (Battle of Kuise-gawa River) in the evening before the Battle of Sekigahara in 1600, and his squad and the squad of Takenori AKASHI (vassal of Hideie UKITA) won a complete victory.  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

上嶋家文書の真偽をめぐって学界では意見がわかれ、概ね否定的見解が主流であったが、後にその記載内容を裏書きする古文書が兵庫県揖保郡揖保川町新在家の豪農であった永富家（元楠木同族会顧問　鹿島建設株式会社会長鹿島守之助の生家）から発見され、この系図は江戸後期の写しであっても、古本を書写したものであることが証明された。例文帳に追加

The credibility of this document has been a controversial issue in the society of Japanese history that majority of them viewed as false; however, an old document that was found in the house of a wealthy farmer, the Nagatomi family (the birthplace of Morinosuke KAJIMA who was the chairman of Kajima Corporation and the former advisor of the Kusunoki family council) in Shinzaike, Ibokawa-cho in Ibo-gun, Hyogo Prefecture and it was revealed that this geneology recorded in this manuscrit during the late Edo Period was actually copied from an old document.  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス