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制度としての起源は、細川頼之が執事となって6人の法師を抱えて足利義満に仕えさせたことに始まる。例文帳に追加

The origin of the system of Doboshu began when Yoriyuki HOSOKAWA became a shitsuji (steward), had 6 Buddhist monks, and had them serve Yoshimitsu ASHIKAGA.  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

延暦寺の武力は年を追うごとに強まり、強大な権力で院政を行った白河法皇ですら「賀茂川の水、双六の賽、山法師。例文帳に追加

Enryaku-ji Temple's military strength grew with each passing year, so much so that even Emperor Shirakawa, who wielded great power from his cloister, said "the water of the Kamogawa River, games of dice, and the mountain monks.  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

こうして織田氏宿老格の柴田勝家・滝川一益らと結び、同年12月、三法師を擁し秀吉に対して挙兵する。例文帳に追加

In this way, he allied himself with Katsuie SHIBATA and Kazumasu TAKIGAWA, chief vassals of the Oda clan, and raised an army against Hideyoshi, championing Sanboshi in December of the same year.  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

白河天皇は、自分の意のままにならないものとして「賀茂川の水（鴨川の流れ）・双六の賽（の目）・山法師（比叡山）」を挙げているおり、僧兵の横暴が朝廷の不安要素であったことがうかがえる。例文帳に追加

Emperor Shirakawa cited 'water of the Kamo River (flow of Kamo-gawa River), cast of sugoroku and Yama-hoshi (Mt. Hiei)' as being beyond his control and from this anecdote, it can be guessed that the high-handedness of the Sohei was a worry for the imperial court.  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

白河法皇は「賀茂川の水、双六の賽、山法師。これぞ朕が心にままならぬもの」という言葉を残しているが、これは延暦寺の強訴を嘆いての事である｡例文帳に追加

Cloistered Emperor Shirakawa's words, "The water of Kamo-gawa River, dice in sugoroku (a Japanese backgammon), and yamahoshi (armed priest); these are not in my power," describes his lament over the goso of Enryaku-ji Temple.  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

一度は長井別当実盛が僧兵を説き伏せ、窮地を脱したものの、今度は横川（よがわ）の法師達が龍華越のあたりで待ち構えており、僧兵が弓矢を射掛けててきた。例文帳に追加

On one occasion Nagai's steward Sanemori prevailed upon the warrior priests, explaining his predicament: after this the Yogawa priests lay in wait in the vicinity of Ryugegoe, whereupon the warrior priests fired a barrage of arrows at them.  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

おとぎ話の「一寸法師」は、住吉の細江から出発し、住之江の海（現在で言うところの大阪湾）に出た後、淀川を上り、京都へ向かう話である。例文帳に追加

The fairy tale "Issunboshi" (The Inch-High Samurai) is a story in which Issunboshi sets off from Suminoe no hosoe, gets to the sea of Suminoe (present-day Oosaka bay), and then goes up the Yodo-gawa River toward Kyoto.  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

白河法皇が「天下の三不如意―鴨川(淀川水系)（鴨川）の水（鴨川の流れとそれによる水害）・双六の賽（サイコロ、当時の双六（ただし、現在のものと違い西洋のバックギャモンに近い）は賭博の手段として盛んに用いられて、さいころの目の動きが勝敗を分けた）・山法師（比叡山延暦寺の僧衆〔僧兵〕）」だけはどうしようもないと嘆いたという故事は、裏を返せば彼がそれ以外のものであれば思い通りにならない事はないという絶大な権力を誇っていたことを示している。例文帳に追加

The Cloistered Emperor Shirakawa had supreme power, but it was said he mented that, he has no control over the following three things: 1. Waters of the Kamo River (tributary of the Yodo River)(due to its flow and frequent flooding); 2. Dice used in sugoroku (different from current sugoroku, close to western backgammon), which was popular way of gambling at that time, with spots on the dice selecting winners/losers; and 3. Yamaboshi (monk soldiers from Mt. Hie Enryaku-ji Temple), which show that SHIRAKAWA had absolute control apart from these three things.  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

古来、非常にとうとばれた集であり、森川許六は「前猿蓑は俳諧の古今集也、初心の人去来が猿蓑より当流俳諧に入るべし」（「宇陀法師」）といい、各務支考は「猿蓑集に至りて、全く花実を備ふ」（「発願文」）といい、伊藤風国は「正風の腸を見せ」（「伯船集」序）といい。例文帳に追加

This has been considered very important since olden times, and Kyoriku MORIKAWA said, 'Sarumino is the Kokinshu (abbreviation for Kokin Wakashu - A Collection of Ancient and Modern Japanese Poetry) of haikai, therefore the beginner of haikai should read Sarumino first,' ('Uda no Hoshi'), while Shiko KAGAMI said, 'Sarumino is the best collection ever' ('Hotsugan bun' - vow), and Fukoku ITO stated that 'the spirit of shohu (Basho style) has been revealed' (the preface to 'Hakusen shu' - Collection of Hakusen).  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス