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『平家物語巻九』『源平盛衰記巻三十七』での平忠度が討ち取られるまでの記述においてもそのことが伺い知れる。例文帳に追加

We can observe it in the depiction of how TAIRA no Tadanori was killed in "Heike Monogatari," volume 9 and "Genpei Seisuiki," volume 37.  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

その後、池田政詮を名代にたてて京都で活動したが藩主自らが先頭に立つ薩長相手に思うようにいかなかったので、慶政を隠居に追い込むこととしたが慶政の息子・池田鼎五郎は暗愚であるため権六郎と江見は一条忠香に相談に伺い、忠香は「水戸藩の池田茂政にせい」といったので上層部に九郎麿を養子にするようにと上申したという。例文帳に追加

Later, Gonrokuro was active in Kyoto with Akimasa IKEDA as the representative, but it did not work well against Satsuma and Choshu of which lord of the domain himself stood in the front, so it was decided to have Yoshimasa retire, but Gonrokuro and Emi visited Tadaka ICHIJO for consultation because Teigoro IKEDA, Yoshimasa's son, was ingorant, and Tadaka said to 'select Mochimasa IKEDA in Mito Domain', and therefore, they submitted an opinion to the upper stratum to adopt Kuromaro.  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

西国三十三所巡礼に関する確実な史料で最古のものとされる『寺門高僧記』所収の行尊の巡礼記（11世紀末頃）では長命寺の本尊を「三尺千手」としており、同じく『寺門高僧記』所収の覚忠の巡礼記（応保元年・1161年）では本尊を「三尺聖観音」とするなど、古い時代に本尊が入れ替わっていることが記録から伺える。例文帳に追加

In the record of pilgrimage of Gyoson (about the end of 11th century) in "The Record of High Priest at A Temple" which has been regarded as the oldest reliable historical material regarding Saigoku Sanju-san-ka-sho pilgrimage, the honzon of Chomei-ji Temple is 'short Senju', and in the record of pilgrimage of Kakuchu (in 1161) also in "The Record of High Priest at A Temple," the honzon is regarded as 'short Sho Kannon,' so it is obvious from the records that the honzon was replaced in the past.  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

遠江国の輸租帳からは当時の減免措置（4分以下の損害ならそれに比例した減免を行う「半輸」、5分以上なら「田租免」、7分以上なら「租調免」、8分以上なら「租庸調免」）が忠実に行われていたことを伺わせ、かつその書式が150年以上後に書かれた延喜式所定の書式とほぼ合致することを知ることが可能である。例文帳に追加

From the Yusocho of Totomi Province, it is found that measures of reduction or exemption at that time ('Hanyu' conducting a reduction or exemption in proportion to damage if the damage was not more than four bu, 'Denso-men' (exemption from Denso) for damage not less than five bu, 'Socho-men' (exemption from Socho (taxes paid by rice and textiles) for damage not less than seven bu, and 'Soyocho-men' (exemption from Soyocho (taxes paid by rice, labor and textiles) for damage not less than eight bu) were taken faithfully, and it is possible to know that its form mostly accorded with the form prescribed by Engishiki (codes and procedures on national rites and prayers) which was written more than 150 years later.  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス