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慶応元年に『歩操新式』等の教練書を「秋帆高島敦」名で編纂した（著者は本間弘武で秋帆は監修）。例文帳に追加

In 1865, a manual for military drills named 'Hoso Shinshiki' (a book on military drills completed by Shuhan TAKASHIMA) was compiled under the name 'Shuhan TAKASHIMA Yoshi' (Hirotake HONMA was the author, and Shuhan was the editor.)  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

石川理紀之助（いしかわりきのすけ、1845年（弘化2年）-1915年（大正4年））は、秋田県生まれ。例文帳に追加

Rikinosuke ISHIKAWA (1845 - 1915) was born in Akita Prefecture.  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

弘安合戦、安達泰盛の乱、秋田城介（あきたじょうのすけ）の乱ともいう。例文帳に追加

This incident is also called the Battle of Koan, the Yasumori ADACHI war or the Jonosuke AKITA war.  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

『続日本後紀』嘉祥元年7月丙戌（29日）条（848年8月31日）に平安京内で落雷があり破損した建物の中に弘文院が含まれていること、仁和元年（885年）に菅原道真が弘文院を訪問した時に詠んだとされる漢詩（「秋夜宿弘文院」）が『菅家文章』に残されていることから、少なくても弘文院設置から80年間は存在していたものと考えられている。例文帳に追加

Since the entry for August 31, 848 in "Shoku Nihon Koki" (Later Chronicle of Japan Continued) contains the description that lightning struck in Heiankyo and damaged some buildings, which included the Kobunin, and since a Chinese poem ('秋夜宿弘文院') supposedly composed by SUGAWARA no Michizane when he visited the Kobunin in 885 was contained in "Kanke bunso" (an anthology of Chinese-style poetry by SUGAWARA no Michizane) in 885, it was estimated that the Kobunin had existed at least for 80 years after it was founded.  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

弘仁4年（813年）秋、空海は40歳の中寿を迎えたとき作った『中寿感興詩』を最澄などの知友に贈った。例文帳に追加

Kukai made "Chuju kankyoshi"when he had his Chuju cerebration on his fortieth birthday and send it Saicho and other friends in autumn of 813.  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

中宮藤原彰子の出産が迫った寛弘5年（1008年）秋から同7年正月にかけての諸事が書かれている。例文帳に追加

The diary covers the incidents ranging in date from the autumn of 1008, when the Empress FUJIWARA no Shoshi was nearing her confinement, to the New Year of 1010.  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

嵯峨天皇の元において、藤原冬嗣・秋篠安人らと「弘仁格式」の編纂にも関わっている。例文帳に追加

He was also involved in the compilation of the "Konin" kyakushiki code (amendments to penal and administrative law compiled in 820) with FUJIWARA no Fuyutsugu and AKISHINO no Yasuhito under Emperor Saga.  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

秋篠安人（あきしののやすひと、天平勝宝6年（754年）-弘仁12年2月10日(旧暦)（821年3月17日））は奈良時代から平安時代にかけての貴族。例文帳に追加

AKISHINO no Yasuhito (754 - March 17, 821) was a nobleman who lived in Nara and Heian periods.  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

例えば『呂氏春秋』仲冬紀に載せる「弘演納肝」の故事では、忠臣であった弘演は、自分の腹を切って内臓を出し、自分の体内に惨殺された自分の主君の肝臓を入れて絶命し、人々からその忠勇をたたえられた。例文帳に追加

In the 'Hongyan Nagan' story of "Lushi Chunqiu" (The Annals of Lu Buwei), the bravery and loyalty of the retainer Hongyan who ended his life by cutting his own abdomen, removing his internal organs and inserting the liver of his master who had been brutally murdered is praised by many.  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

1873年（明治6年）7月にアメリカ合衆国から帰国した森有礼(もりありのり)が、福澤諭吉・加藤弘之・中村正直・西周(啓蒙家)(にしあまね)・西村茂樹・津田真道・箕作秋坪・杉亨二・箕作麟祥らとともに同年秋に啓蒙活動を目的として結成。例文帳に追加

The society, whose aim was activities promoting enlightenment, was set up in the autumn of 1873 by Arinori MORI, who had returned to Japan from the United States of America in July of that year, along with people such as Yukichi FUKUZAWA, Hiroyuki KATO, Masanao NAKAMURA, Amane NISHI (an enlightenment intellectual), Shigeki NISHIMURA, Mamichi TSUDA, Shuhei MITSUKURI, Koji SUGI and Rinsho MITSUKURI.  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

冷泉帝の後宮に時めく斎宮女御（梅壷女御。後の秋好中宮）と権中納言の姫君（弘徽殿女御）は、それぞれかつての親友であった源氏と頭中将（今は権中納言）が後盾となって寵を競っている。例文帳に追加

Competing for Emperor's favor, the high priestess of Ise (Lady Plum Pavilion, later called Empress Akikonomu) and a daughter of Gon no Chunagon (Kokiden no Nyogo) are respectively supported by Genji and To no Chujo (now Gon no Chunagon), who was once his best friend.  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

『万葉集』から現在（寛弘期）までの和歌のうち、四季39首（うち、春22・夏2・秋7・冬8）・恋7首・雑32首の3部構成で計78首が採録されている（ただし、69首本・76首本もある）。例文帳に追加

Among many waka from "Manyoshu" (Collection of Ten Thousand Leaves) to the present (Kanko era), total 78 poets are recorded in three parts: 39 poets in four seasons (spring: 22, summer: 2, autumn: 7, and winter: 8), 7 poets in love, and 32 poets in misc (there are books that contain 69 poets or 76 poets).  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

冷泉帝の御世、長女の弘徽殿女御が斎宮女御（後の秋好中宮）との立后争いに敗れたことから、内大臣（頭中将）は次女雲居の雁に希望を託して東宮妃にと望む。例文帳に追加

In the era of the Emperor Reizei, as the first daughter of the naidaijin (minister of the center) (To no chujo), Kokiden no nyogo, was defeated by Itsuki no miya nyogo (later Akiyoshi chugu) in the competition to become the empress, and so he pinned his hope on his second daughter, Kumoi no kari and hoped to make her become the crown princess.  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

この間、寛弘元年秋には、道長が伊周作の「入宋(王朝)僧寂照の旧房に到る」詩に唱和し、奏上して御製の詩を賜ったという、ささやかな交流の話も伝わる。例文帳に追加

There was a story about a little friendship between them in this period: In the autumn of 1004, Michinaga joined the chorus of a poem composed by Korechika -- 'Priest Jakusho who went to Song dynasty finally returned to his old house' -- and requested the Emperor to bestow him a poem composed by the Emperor and received one.  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

『春秋命暦序考』『三暦由来記』『弘仁暦運記考』『太皞古易傳』他以後古史本辞経（五十音義訣）や神代文字などの言語や文字の起源も研究している。例文帳に追加

Atsutane also researched the origin of languages and letters, such as the ancient Japanese character and Koshihon jikyo (Historical Change of Japanese Syllabary) (Gojuon Giketsu (Historical Change of Japanese Syllabary)) as well as "Shunju Meireki Yoko", "Sanreki Yuraiki" (The Origins of Three Calendar Systems), "Konin rekiunki ko" and "Taiko koeki den" (The Old Calendar of Taihao).  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

子に牧野貞喜（長男）、西尾忠善（四男）、近藤用倫（五男）、娘（稲葉弘通正室）、娘（本多忠粛正室のち秋元永朝継室）、娘（間部詮熙正室）。例文帳に追加

His children were Sadaharu MAKINO (the eldest son), Tadayoshi NISHIO (the fourth son), Mochinori KONDO (the fifth son), a daughter (Hiromichi INABA'S lawful wife), another daughter (Tadatoshi HONDA's lawful wife and later Tsunetomo AKIMOTO's second wife), as well as another daughter (Akihiro MANABE's lawful wife).  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

伏見城攻めの総大将は宇喜多秀家、副将は小早川秀秋で、その他に毛利秀元、吉川広家、小西行長、島津義弘、長宗我部盛親、長束正家、鍋島勝茂などが攻城側に参加し、総勢4万人の大軍であった。例文帳に追加

The army, which was attacking Fushimi-jo Castle, consisted of 40,000 soldiers led by Hideie UKITA, the commander-in-chief, and Hideaki KOBAYAKAWA, the adjutant general, with other members including Hidemoto MORI, Hiroie YOSHIKAWA, Yukinaga KONISHI, Yoshihiro SHIMAZU, Morichika CHOSOKABE, Masaie NAGATSUKA and Katsushige NABESHIMA.  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

天保14年（1843年）に顕彰は勧修寺家歴代が補任されてきた蔵人に任じられたものの、彼を取り巻く諸問題が尾を引いた結果、弘化3年（1846年）秋の放生会での「御混乱」をきっかけに「所労」を理由に自宅に引き籠ってしまったのである（袖岡文景（勧修寺家雑掌）『山城国京都袖岡玄蕃助家記』弘化4年2月14日条）。例文帳に追加

Although Akiteru was appointed to Kurodo (Chamberlain), the government post the Kashuji family had been successively appointed to, he shut himself off from the public, saying that he was 'exhausted and sick' from the lingering various problems surrounding him after showing 'behavioral disorder' at 'Hojoe (the ritual for releasing living beings)' in the autumn of 1846. (The section of February 14, the 4th year of Koka era in "Yamashiro no Kuni Kyoto SODEOKA Genbanosuke Kaki" [The Family Chronicle of Genbanosuke SODEOKA in Kyoto, Yamashiro Province] written by Fumikage SODEOKA [a Zassho [or Karei: butler] of the Kashuji family]).  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

子には徳大寺実則（宮内大臣）、西園寺公望（第12・14代内閣総理大臣）、末弘威麿（財団法人立命館理事）、住友友純（15代住友吉左衛門）、中院通規、福子（加藤泰秋室）、永（相良頼基室）、中子（相良頼紹室）、照子（阿部正功室）らがいる。例文帳に追加

His children were Sanetsune TOKUDAIJI (Imperial Household Minister), Kinmochi SAIONJI (the 12th and 14th Prime Minister), Takemaro SUEHIRO (a director of Ritsumeikan Foundation), Tomoito SUMITOMO (the 15th Kichizaemon SUMITOMO), Michinori NAKANOIN (中院通規), Fukuko (福子)(a wife of Yasuaki KATO), Ei (a wife of Yoritomo SAGARA), Nakako (中子)(a wife of Yoritsugu SAGARA [相良頼紹]), Teruko (a wife of Masakoto ABE) and so on.  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

明六社の核となった同人には森、西村に誘われて津田真道、西周(啓蒙家)、中村正直、加藤弘之、箕作秋坪、福澤諭吉、杉亨二、箕作麟祥など、当時を代表する錚々たる知識人たちが参加した（以下の文では適宜単に名字のみを記す）。例文帳に追加

The major members of Meirokusha were such excellent intellectuals in those days as Mamichi TSUDA, Amane NISHI (keimoka), Masanao NAKAMURA, Hiroyuki KATO, Shuhei MITSUKURI, Yukichi FUKUZAWA, Koji SUGI and Rinsho MITSUKURI, who all were encouraged by Mori and Nishimura (only their surnames are written bellow).  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

1万石...戸田忠恕・戸田忠友（宇都宮藩主）、秋元礼朝（館林藩主）、松平慶永・松平茂昭（福井藩主）、黒田長知（福岡藩主）、津軽承昭（弘前藩主）、榊原政敬（高田藩主）、六郷政鑑（本荘藩主）、有馬頼咸（久留米藩主）例文帳に追加

10,000 koku... Tadayuki TODA and Tadatomo TODA (the lords of Utsunomiya Domain), Hirotomo AKIMOTO (the lord of Tatebayashi Domain), Yoshinaga MATSUDAIRA and Mochiaki MATSUDAIRA (the lords of Fukui Domain), Nagatomo KURODA (the lord of Fukuoka Domain), Tsuguakira TSUGARU (the lord of Hirosaki Domain), Masataka SAKAKIBARA (the lord of Takada Domain), Masakane ROKUGO (the lord of Honjo Domain), Yorishige ARIMA (the lord of Kurume Domain)  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

その内訳は、多い順に並べると津田真道29本、西周25本、阪谷素20本、杉享二13本、森有礼と西村茂樹、中村正直が同列で11本、加藤弘之が10本、神田孝平が9本、箕作麟祥5本、柏原孝明4本、福澤諭吉3本、清水卯三郎2本、箕作秋坪と津田仙、柴田昌吉が並んで各1本である。例文帳に追加

Putting them in order from the biggest number, Mamichi TSUDA published 29, Amane NISHI 25, Shiroshi SAKATANI 20, Koji SUGI 13, Arinori MORI, Shigeki NISHIMURA and Masanao NAKAMURA 11, Hiroyuki KATO 10, Takahira KANDA 9, Rinsho MITSUKURI 5, Takaaki KASHIWABARA (柏原孝明) 4, Yukichi FUKUZAWA 3, Usaburo SHIMIZU 2, Shuhei MITSUKURI, Sen TSUDA and Shokichi SHIBATA 1.  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

相模が出詠した歌合の一部を挙げるだけでも、長元八年（1035年）の「賀陽院水閣歌合」（関白左大臣藤原頼通の主催）長暦二年（1038年）の「一品宮歌合」・「源大納言師房家歌合」長久二年（1041年）の「弘徽殿女御生子歌合」永承三年（1048年）の「六条斎院（禖子内親王）歌合」永承四年・同六年の内裏歌合永承五年の「前麗景殿女御延子歌絵合」「祐子内親王歌合」天喜四年（1056年）の「皇后宮寛子春秋歌合」などがある。例文帳に追加

Some of the uta awase that Sagami joined were'Kayanoin Suikaku Uta Awase' in 1035 (held by Kampaku Sadaijin (Minister of the Left) FUJIWARA no Yorimichi);'Ippon no Miya Uta Awase' and 'Dainagon (chief councilor of state) MINAMOTO no Morofusa Family Uta Awase' in 1038;'Kokiden no Nyogo Uta Awase' in 1041;'Rokujosanin (Empress Baishi) Uta Awase' in 1048;Dairi Uta Awase in 1049 and 1051;'Mae Reikeiden Nyogo Enshi Uta Awase (Poetry and picture matching held by Enshi, ex-Reikeiden Nyogo)' and 'Empress Ushi Uta Awase' in 1050; and'Empress Hiroko's Spring and Autumn Uta-awase' in 1056.  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

法然房源空(1)→勢観房源智(前2)→法蓮房信空(後2)→正信房湛空(3)→求道房恵尋(4)→素月房恵顗(5)→寿観房任空(6)→示観房範空(7)→我観房運空(8)→僧然定玄(9)→佛立恵照国師（僧任等凞）(10)→良秀僧尋(11)→聖深阿縁(12)→僧海等珍(13)→僧秀良玉(14)→威照良真(15)→称譽秀馨(16)→極譽理聖(17)→栄譽永真(18)→西譽雲栖(19)→弘譽伝心(20)→性譽法山(21)→道残源立(22)→看譽源良(23)→縁譽休岸(24)→長譽源然(25)→琴譽盛林(26)→了的(27)→潮呑(28)→忍譽源授(29)→眼譽呑屋(30)→誓譽厳真(31)→檀譽順応(32)→広譽順長(33)→叶譽酋村(34)→通譽◎林(35)→薫譽寂仙(36)→重譽写悦(37)→到譽順教(38)→香譽春沢(39)→鑑譽万竜(40)→法譽智俊(41)→晃譽念潮(42)→到譽潮音(43)→謙譽霊忠(44)→神譽感霊(45)→覚譽霊長(46)→逾譽俊海(47)→禀譽(48)→浄譽原澄(49)→明譽顕海(50)→祐譽天従(51)→宣譽巨道(52)→貫譽学善(53)→住譽密善(54)→在譽祐倫(55)→黒谷定円〘寥譽〙(56)→獅子吼観定〘梁譽〙(57)→佐藤説門〘開譽〙(58)→獅子吼観定〘梁譽〙(59)→秋浦定玄〘静譽〙(60)→吉水賢融〘仏譽〙(61)→大鹿愍成〘深譽〙(62)→郁芳随円〘相譽〙(63)→望月信亨〘昱譽〙(64)→芳井教岸〘道譽〙(65)→川端信之〘源譽〙(66)→渡辺教善〘闡譽〙(67)→千葉良導〘妙譽〙(68)→福井周道〘鑑譽〙(69)→澤崎梁寿〘定譽〙(70)→藤原弘道〘法譽〙(71)→稲岡覚順〘等譽〙(72)→坪井俊映〘仁譽〙(73)→高橋弘次〘満譽〙(74)例文帳に追加

Honenbo Genku (1)->Seikanbo Genchi (first period of 2)->Horenbo Shinku (latter period of 2)->Shoshinbo Tanku (3)->Gudobo Keito (4)->Sogetsubo Eke (5)->Suganbo Jinku (6)->Jikanbo Hanku (7)->Gaganbo Unku (8)->Sozen Jogen (9)->Butsuryu Eisho Kokushi (Sonin Nadohiro) (10)->Yoshihide Sojin (11)->Seimi Aen (12)->Sokai Rachin(13)->Soshu Ryogyoku (14)->Iteri Ryoshin (15)->Shoyo Shukei (16)->Gokuyo Risei (17)->Eiyo Eishin (18)->Saiyo Unsei (19)->Koyo Denshin (20)->Seiyo Hozan (21)->Dozan Genryu (22)->Kanyo Genryo (23)->Enyo Kyugan (24)->Choyo Genzen (25)->Kinyo Seirin (26)->Ryoteki (27)->Chodon (28)->Ninyo Genju (29)->Ganyo Donya (30)->Seiyo Ganshin (31)->Danyo Juno (32)->Koyo Juncho (33)->Kyoyo Shuson (34)->Tsuyo Chorin (35)->Kunyo Jakusen (36)->Juyo Shaetsu (37)->Toyo Junkyo (38)->Koyo Shuntaku (39)->Kanyo Manryu (40)->Hoyo Chishun (41)->Koyo Nencho (42)->Toyo Choon (43)->Kenyo Reishi (44)->Shinyo Kanrei (45)->Kakuyo Reicho (46)->Yuyo Shunkai (47)->Rinyo (48)->Joyo Gencho (49)->Meiyo Kenkai (50)->Yuyo Tenju (51)->Senyo Kyodo (52)->Kanyo Gakuzen (53)->Juyo Myozen (54)->Zaiyo Yurin (55)->Kurotani Joen [Ryoyo] (56)->Shishiku Kanjo [Ryoyo] (57)->Sato Zeimon [Kaiyo] (58)->Shishiku Kanjo [Ryoyo] (59)->Shuho Jogen [Seiyo] (60)->Kissui Kenyu [Butsuyo] (61)->Oka Binjo [Shinyo] (62)->Ikuho Zuien [Soyo] (63)->Mochizuki Shinko [Ikuyo] (64)->Hoi Kyogan [Doyo] (65)->Kawabata Nobuyuki [Genho] (66)->Watanabe Kyozen [Senyo] (67)->Chiba Ryodo [Myoyo] (68)->Fukui Shudo [Kanyo] (69)->Sawazaki Ryoju [Joyo] (70)->Fujiwara Hiromichi [Hoyo] (71)->Inaoka Kakujun [Toyo] (72)->Tsuboi Shunei [Jinyo] (73)->Takahashi Koji [Manyo] (74)  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス