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これでは禁じた本人が大損害をこうむるばかりか粗悪な贋金を奨励して重大なインフレを招きかねない。例文帳に追加

If such a situation occurred, the daimyo himself would have suffered a big loss and a serious inflation might also have ensued, through promoting the generation of low-quality false coins.  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

「堺銭」などのように、明や日本の贋金をあつめられる立場にあった者が他人に故意につかませる行為さえあったのである。例文帳に追加

Even the following instance occurred actually: Some persons in a position where false coins in the Ming Dynasty or Japan, for examples, Sakai-sen (coins cast in Sakai in the late 16th century) could be gathered and made into those coins possessed by other persons intentionally.  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

大隈や伊藤は当初、贋金貨100両に対する実際の価値を20両前後と見て、それに多少上乗せをして25両で引き換えることを考えた。例文帳に追加

In the beginning, OKUMA and ITO evaluated that 100 counterfeit ryo had around 20 ryo worth actually, so added a little more to this to exchange it for 25 ryo.  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

このため、いちいちほどいて刻印を鑑定する手間がかかるうえ、これをおろそかにすれば贋金や沽価のひくい唐宋銭がまじりやすく、インフレを招いた。例文帳に追加

Therefore, they were so inconvenient to use because they had to be unbundled each time to identify official marks, a very necessary process to eliminate any false money or devalued currency from the Tang and Sung dynasty and that had a tendency to invite inflation.  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

これによって贋金100両を金札30両に引き換える事を表明するとともに事情によっては将来的に上乗せされる可能性がある事を仄めかす内容とされた。例文帳に追加

Hereby, along with expressing the exchange of 100 counterfeit ryo to kinsatsu 30 ryo, the content hinted at the possibility of adding more in the future according to the situation.  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

－三都府（東京・京都・大阪）にある金札を回収して各府藩県に対して禄高1万石あたり2,500両分を6・7月の2回に分けて交付するので、それに相当する正貨を所定期間までに会計官に納付すること（この場合の「正貨」には贋金が混じっている事を黙認している）。例文帳に追加

Since kinsatsu in the three prefectures (Tokyo/Kyoto/Osaka) was to be collected, and each prefecture would be issued 2,500 ryo for each stipend of ten thousand Goku crop yields, in twice of June and July, the specie which corresponds to this is to be payed to the finance office by the appointed time (it was silently accepted that the 'specie' in this case had counterfeit money mixed in it).  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

特にイギリスは幕末以来薩摩藩と多額の取引を行っており、その際に支払われた贋金が無効と言う事になれば、イギリスの商人や企業が打撃を受け、日本の貿易は大混乱に陥る事を警戒したのである。例文帳に追加

England in particular had traded large amounts of money with the Satsuma Domain since the end of Edo period, and Parkes was cautious about the possibility that if the counterfeit money paid during this time was to become invalid, English merchants and businesses would suffer losses, and Japanese trade would fall into great confusion.  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

一般の人民は自分の持っている通貨の真贋を見極められないのに、ある日突然それは贋金だからとその価値を4分の1にされたら人々は大混乱に陥り、各地で一揆や打ちこわしなどの騒ぎに発展する危険性がある。例文帳に追加

There was danger that the general public would fall into great confusion if they were suddenly told that what they had was counterfeit money and was only worth ¼ of the real value, especially since they could not tell apart their currency from counterfeit or specie, and this could develop into to an uproar such as uprisings or vandalism.  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

ところが、平家と後白河法皇の確執が深まった治承3年（1179年）、宋銭による資金力が平家を台頭させたと考える法皇の意を受けた松殿基房や九条兼実が「宋銭は（日本の）朝廷で発行した貨幣ではなく、私鋳銭（贋金）と同じである」として、宋銭流通を禁ずるように主張した。例文帳に追加

Meanwhile, in 1179 when discord between the Taira family and the Cloistered Emperor Goshirakawa deepened, Motofusa MATSUDONO and Kanezane KUJO, with the intention of the Cloistered Emperor who thought the funds the Taira family got through the Sung currency was the source of their emergence, insisted on banning the circulation of the Sung currency as 'they are not coins that (Japanese) Imperial Court issued and they are the same as Shichusen (counterfeit money)'.  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

元来、外国官（後の外務省）にいた肥前藩出身の大隈が財政を扱うようになったのは、江戸幕府及び明治政府及び諸藩による大量の悪金（贋金）発行の事実が発覚し、諸外国より抗議が殺到したことにより、明治政府の貨幣改革に一転して外交交渉が付随することになった特殊事情によるものである（高輪談判）。例文帳に追加

Okuma, who was from Hizen Province and used to work for Office of Foreign Affairs (later Ministry of Foreign Affairs), started to handle financial matters, as a revelation of a mass issuance of bad money (false currency) by the Edo Shogunate, the Meiji government and various domains triggered a flood of protests from foreign countries, and thus diplomatic negotiation suddenly became necessary for the currency reform of the Meiji government (Takanawa negotiation).  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス