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葛城氏没落後の雄略朝以降、木菟の子の平群真鳥（まとり）が「大臣」を歴任して一族の興隆を極めた。例文帳に追加

Since Emperor Yuryaku's Court after the fall of the Katsuragi clan, HEGURI no Matori, a child of Tsuku successively held the position of 'Oomi' (a highest officer in national politics of the Yamato dynasty) and the clan fully enjoyed their prosperity.  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

498年、仁賢天皇の死後、平群真鳥（へぐりのまとり）・平群鮪（しび）父子を征討し、武烈天皇を即位させて自らは大連（おおむらじ）の地位についた。例文帳に追加

In 498, after the death of Emperor Ninken, he defeated HEGURI no Matori and his son, HEGRUI no Shibi, let Emperor Buretsu ascend the throne and took the position of Omuraji (hereditary title).  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

仁賢天皇の没後、自ら大王になろうとしたが、これに不満を抱いた大伴金村は小泊瀬稚鷦鷯尊（後の武烈天皇）の命令を受け平群真鳥を討ち、真鳥は自害し平群本宗家の一部は滅んだ（生存説もある）。例文帳に追加

After the death of Emperor Ninken, he attempted to assume the position himself, however OTOMO no Kanamura opposed Matori's intention and defeated him under the order of Ohatuse no wakasagi no mikoto (later day Emperor Buretsu); as a result, Matori killed himself and part of the Hegri clan head family went downfallen (there is also a rumor of survival).  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

しかし、仁賢天皇の崩後、真鳥大臣は日本国王になろうと専横を極めて、国政をほしいままにしたため、天皇家をも凌ぐその勢力を怖れられ、稚鷦鷯太子（後の武烈天皇）の命を受けた大伴金村により、真鳥とその子の平群鮪（しび）は誅殺されたという（498年）。例文帳に追加

However, after Emperor Ninken's death, Matori Oomi, having wanted to be the King of Japan, became tyrannical to govern the nation as he wanted and was feared his power excluding even the Imperial Family, which is considered to be a cause that Kanamura OTOMO by the order of Prince Wakasazaki (later Emperor Buretsu) killed Matori and his son, HEGURI no Shibi in 498.  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

平群真鳥の子孫であるとされる竹内家に、養子に入ったと自称する竹内巨麿（たけうちきよまろ/たけのうちきよまろ）が、昭和3年（1928年）3月29日に文書の存在を公開した。例文帳に追加

TAKEUCHI Kiyomaro (or TAKENOUCHI Kiyomaro), who professed himself to be an adopted child of the Takeuchi family which is said to be a descendant of HEGURI no Matori, announced the existence of monjo (documents) to the public on March 29, 1928.  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

平群真鳥（へぐりのまとり）を大臣に、大伴室屋（おおとものむろや）・物部目（もののべのめ）を大連（おおむらじ）に任じて、軍事力で専制王権を確立した大泊瀬幼武大王（雄略天皇）。例文帳に追加

By appointing HEGURI no Matori as an Oomi, and OTOMO no Muroya and MONONOBE no Me as Omuraji (Oomi and Omuraji are high ranking titles), Ohatsuse no Wakatakeru no Okimi (the Emperor Yuryaku) established a tyrannical government with military power.  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

従って、真鳥が大臣に就任して専権を振るったという『書紀』の叙述は史実として認められず、平群氏が自氏と同じく武内宿禰の後裔氏族である蘇我氏への対抗意識から故意に作り上げたのだと説明されている。例文帳に追加

Accordingly, the description in "Nihon Shoki" in which Matori took the position of Oomi and wielded arbitrary power is not accepted as a historical fact; it is explained that the story was intentionally made up by the Heguri clan themselves driven by a feeling of competition to the Soga clan who is considered to be the descendant of the same TAKENOUCHI no Sukune as the Heguri clan.  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

竹内文書（たけうちもんじょ/たけのうちもんじょ。磯原文書、天津教文書ともいう）とは、神代文字で記された文書と、それを武烈天皇の勅命により武内宿禰（たけのうちのすくね）の孫の平群真鳥（へぐりのまとり）が漢字と片仮名交じり文に訳したとする写本群と、文字の刻んだ石、鉄剣など、一連の総称である。例文帳に追加

Takeuchi monjo (or Takenouchi monjo; also called Isohara monjo or Amatsukyo monjo) is the name for a number of documents written in ancient Japanese characters and include their translations in the form of manuscripts written in a mixture of kanji characters and katakana prepared by HEGURI no Matori, the grandson of TAKENOUCHI no Sukune, under the order of Emperor Buretsu and also inscriptions on stones, iron swords, etc.  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

大臣は、各大王の治世ごとに親任され、反正天皇から安康天皇までの治世に当たる5世紀中期には葛城円が、雄略天皇から仁賢天皇までの治世に当たる5世紀後期には平群真鳥が、継体天皇の治世に当たる6世紀前期には巨勢男人が、敏達天皇から推古天皇までの治世に当たる6世紀後期から7世紀初期には蘇我馬子が、それぞれ大臣に任命された。例文帳に追加

Ooomi was appointed personally by Ookimi for the reign: For the reigns from Emperor Hanzei to Emperor Anko during the middle of the 5th century, KATSURAGI no Tsubura was appointed Ooomi; for the reigns from Emperor Yuryaku to Emperor Ninken during the latter half of the 5th century, HEGURI no Matori was appointed Ooomi; for the reign of Emperor Keitai during the first half of the 6th century, KOSE no Ohito was appointed Ooomi; and for the reigns of Emperor Bidatsu to Emperor Suiko from the latter half of the 6th century to the early 7th century, SOGA no Umako was appointed Ooomi.  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス