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初めは石田梅岩の心学に傾倒するが、1783年に儒学を志して巌垣竜渓の門下に入る。例文帳に追加

At first he was interested in the study of Shingaku (Edo-period popularized blend of Buddhist, Shinto and Confucian ethical teachings) of Baigan ISHIDA, however, in 1783, he became a disciple of Ryukei IWAGAKI to study Confucianism.  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

開山は蘭渓道隆の法系の空外（くうげ）とも言い、寺伝では曹洞宗の僧・源翁禅師（心昭空外）とするが定かでない。例文帳に追加

The kaisan is not clear: some suggest Kuge, a line of Doryu RANKEI, but temple history suggests Genno Zenji (Shinsho Kugai), a monk of the Soto sect of Zen Buddhism.  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

実際、北京を中心とした河北省・山西省の地域のテキストである房山石経・契丹版や、或いは漢代から唐代の都長安の一切経写本の系統を引く、南宋版「思渓資福蔵」や元版「普寧蔵」等の大蔵経の方がより良いテキストである場合が多く、例文帳に追加

In fact, the Tripitaka in the Scriptures Inscribed on Stone at Fangshan as well as in the Kitai edition, which were the local texts of places such as Beijing (in Hebei Province) and Shanxi Province, or the Southern Sung edition, 'Shikei Shifuku-zo (思渓資福蔵)' and Yuan edition, 'Funei-zo,' which were lineages of the Issai-kyo sutra manuscripts of Choan (the capital from the Han through Tang dynasties) are often better texts.  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

明暦元年(1655年)、妙心寺元住持の龍渓性潜の懇請により、摂津国嶋上（現在の大阪府高槻市）の普門寺(高槻市)に晋山するが、隠元の影響力を恐れた幕府によって、寺外に出る事を禁じられ、また寺内の会衆も200人以内に制限された。例文帳に追加

In 1655, RYOKEI Shosen, juji of Myoshin-ji Temple, persuaded Ingen to become juji of Fumon-ji Temple in Shimagami, Settsu Province (present Takatsuki City of Osaka Prefecture), but the bakufu (Japanese feudal government headed by a shogun) forbid him to go out of the temple and also restricted the number of attendants at the meetings in the temple to within 200, because the bakufu feared Ingen's religious influence.  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

来日3年目になると、中国の弟子や支援者たちから隠元の帰国を要請する手紙が多数届き、隠元本人も帰国を希望したが、元妙心寺住持の龍渓性潜（りょうけいしょうせん）をはじめとする日本側の信奉者たちは、隠元が日本に留まることを強く希望し、その旨を幕府にも働きかけている。例文帳に追加

When the three years were up, he received numerous letters from his disciples and supporters in China requesting his return and he also wanted to return but many of his devotees in Japan, including former chief priest of Myosin-ji Temple, Ryokei Shosen, firmly hoped that he remain in Japan and appealed to the Shogunate.  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス