「monogatari」に関連した英語例文の一覧と使い方(30ページ目) - Weblio英語例文検索

In fact, according to "Mikawa Monogatari," the group of Nobukimi ANAYAMA, who accompanied Ieyasu but kept a certain distance because he had a considerable amount of money and goods and was afraid of being robbed of them by Ieyasu's valets was caught up and killed by natives who were looking for fleeing defeated warriors at the ferry on the bank of the present Kizu River (in the vicinity of the present Yamashiro-Ohashi in Kyotanabe City, Kyoto Province) in Tsuzuki County, Yamashiro Province. 例文帳に追加

実際、『三河物語』によると、同行しながらかなりの金品を持っていて家康従者に強奪されるのではと恐れて距離を置いていた穴山信君一行は、山城国綴喜郡の現在の木津川河畔（現在の京都府京田辺市の山城大橋近く）の渡しで、落ち武者狩りの土民に追いつかれ襲撃されて死んでいる。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

The "Heiji monogatari" describes a scene in which Shigemori and Yoshihira fought in single combat at the Taikenmon gate, Yoshihira driving Shigemori back seven times in an area of the palace between the tachibana on the right and the cherry tree on the left, and meanwhile, Yorimori was staging a fighting withdrawal, but when he came under danger of being overrun by his foes he furiously struck all around him with 'Nukimaru,' his famous and ancient sword; needless to say, this episode is considered to be a literary embellishment to create a stirring climactic scene. 例文帳に追加

『平治物語』では重盛と義平が待賢門で一騎打ちを繰り広げ、御所の右近の橘・左近の桜の間を7度も義平が重盛を追い回した、頼盛が退却中に敵に追いつかれそうになり重代の名刀「抜丸」で辛くも撃退した、というエピソードが出てくるがこれらは話を盛り上げるための創作と思われる。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

This term started because the war was considered as a fight between Kiyomori and Munemori of the Taira family and Yoritomo, Yoshitsune, Yoshinaka of the Minamoto clan due to the fact that the war started with Prince Mochihito's call for "destroying the Taira clan," the transition from the Taira clan government to Yoritomo government (Kamkura bakufu), and the effect of stories such as "Heike Monogatari" (The Tales of the Heike) and "Genpei Seisuiki" (The Rise and Fall of the Genji and the Heike) had on the people. 例文帳に追加

この争乱が以仁王の「平氏追討」の令旨に始まること、平氏政権から頼朝政権（鎌倉幕府）に交代したこと、民間レベルでは『平家物語』や『源平盛衰記』などの影響から清盛・宗盛ら平氏一門と頼朝・義経・義仲ら源氏一門の争いと受け取られてきたことなどが、この呼称を生んだといえる。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

According to "Heiji Monogatari" (The tale of the Heiji), in the Heiji Disturbance, 'Tada kurodo dayu Yorinori (maybe a misunderstanding of Yorimori)' supported the Nobuyori FUJIWARA and Yoshitomo MINAMOTO side to attack Sanjo Palace together, so that he was appointed as governor of Settsu Province as a reward after the war, while it is unclear about the clan at that time as other historical materials do not mention Tada-Genji. 例文帳に追加

続く平治の乱では、「多田蔵人大夫頼範」（頼盛の誤伝か）なる人物が藤原信頼・源義朝方として三条殿襲撃に加わり、戦後恩賞として摂津守に任官されたことが『平治物語』にみえているが、その他の史料における所見はなく、多田源氏の動向は詳らかではない。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

Books' refers to various written works like sutras, monogatari (tales), waka poetry anthologies, and history books; among all these books, some works, like for example the Koyagire-bon (copied manuscript) of the "Kokin wakashu" (A Collection of Ancient and Modern Japanese Poetry), are by past calligraphy masters and are considered historically valuable as calligraphy pieces but are still included in the Books sub-category, yet most of the items designated national treasures as books are more highly regarded for their value as ko denpon (ancient books transcribed and still extant) texts of literature or history rather than for their value as calligraphy works. 例文帳に追加

「典籍」は経典、物語、和歌集、歴史書などの著作物のことでこの中には高野切本（こうやぎれぼん）古今和歌集のように書道史上貴重な遺品も含まれるが、書道史上の価値よりも文学作品・歴史書などの古伝本・テキストとしての価値が評価されて指定されたものも多い。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

After the death of Kikan IKEDA in December, 1956, various materials concerning Heian literature such as the manuscripts for The Tale of Genji, "Ise monogatari" (The Tales of Ise), "Tosa Nikki" (Tosa Diary), and so on which he purchased in the process of making this book were preserved and looked after in almost the same condition as he used in his lifetime by Kikan's second son, Kenji IKEDA and others at Kikan's private residence for a while (it is said that there was a two-story concrete library adjoined his residence, and the books were preserved in order). 例文帳に追加

本書を作る過程で池田亀鑑が購入した源氏物語の写本をはじめとする『伊勢物語』、『土佐日記』等の王朝文学に関する様々な資料は、1956年（昭和31年）12月の同人の没後もしばらくの間同人の私邸において亀鑑の次男である池田研二らによって生前に利用されていたほぼそのままの状態で保存管理されていた（同人の住居に付随してコンクリート二階建の書庫があり、そこで整然と保存されていたとされている）。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

Regarding the question whether or not Kaoru was really the son of Kashiwagi, it seems to be true that Hikaru Genji and Yugiri (Genji Monogatari) felt that his eyes were similar when they saw Kaoru as a small boy ('Kashiwagi,' 'Yokobue') and it was repeatedly described that, while Genji's lineage including Emperor Reizei were good at painting ('Eawase'), the To no Chujo's lineage including Kashiwagi were good at music, and Kaoru played the koto and flute, which Kashiwagi was also good at this shows him to be close to the lineage of To no Chujo ('Takekawa,' 'Yadorigi'). 例文帳に追加

薫が本当に柏木の子であるかどうかについては、光源氏や夕霧(源氏物語)が幼い薫を見て目元が似ていると感じており（「柏木」「横笛」）、また冷泉帝ら光源氏の血筋は絵画（「絵合」）、柏木ら頭中将の血筋は音楽に秀でているといった描写が常々なされているのに対し、薫は柏木が得意とした琴や、横笛を演奏して頭中将の血筋に近いとされている（「竹河」「宿木」）ことから、間違いないようである。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

"Ryori Monogatari" (tale of food) records that 'Irizake is made by putting 15-20 umeboshi, 2 sho (approx. 1.8 liters) of old sake, a little water, and a little tamari (rich soy sauce) into 1 sho of dried bonito before reducing it down to 1 sho, filtering it and cooling it, while there are some people who add 2 sho of sake and 1 sho of water before reducing it down to 2 sho; Nidashizake (extracted sake) is made by adding a little salt to dried bonito and boiling it for a while with new sake, filtering it and cooling it; and shojin irizake is made by putting chopped umeboshi and hoshi kabura (dried turnips) into grilled tofu with size of dengaku, and boiling it with old sake.' 例文帳に追加

『料理物語』によれば、「熬酒は鰹一升に梅干十五乃至二十、古酒二升、水少々、溜り少々を入れて一升に煎じ、漉し冷してよし、また酒二升、水一升入れて二升に煎じ使ふ人もある。煮出酒は、鰹に塩少々加へ、新酒で一泡二泡煎じ、漉し冷してよろし、精進の熬酒は、豆腐を田楽ほどに切り、炙つて、梅干、干蕪など刻み入れ、古酒で煎じてよし」という。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

More than 20 cavalry advanced on Rokuhara, etc., beginning with: Aku (evil) Yoshihira GENTA, Empress' Grand Master (MINAMOTO no Tomonaga), Uyoe no suke (Assistant Captain of the Right Watch) (MINAMOTO no Yoritomo), teacher Saburo (MINAMOTO no Yoshinori), Yoshimori the Juro Korodo (A secretary to the emperor' s Juro), Rokuro MUTSU (MINAMOTO no Yoshitaka), Shirohei Hiraga (MINAMOTO no Yoshinobu), Kamada hyoe (KAMADA, who was an official the Headquarters of the Middle Palace Guard) (Masakiyo KAMADA), Goto hyoe (GOTO, who was an official the Headquarters of the Middle Palace Guard) (Sanemoto GOTO), child and new hyoe (Motokiyo GOTO), Kojiro MIURA (Yoshisumi MIURA), Master, Kohachiro KATAGIRI (MINAMOTO no Kageshige), Kaihachiro KAZUSA (Hirotsune KAZUSA), Saburo SASAKI (Hideyoshi SASAKI), Hirayama Mushadokoro (FUJIWARA no Sueshige), Nagai Saito steward Sanemori (Sanemori SAITO), (From "Heiji Monogatari"). 例文帳に追加

悪源太義平・中宮大夫進（源朝長）・右兵衛佐（源頼朝）・三郎先生（源義憲）・十郎蔵人義盛・陸奥六郎（源義隆）・平賀四郎（源義信）・鎌田兵衛（鎌田政清）・後藤兵衛（後藤実基）・子息新兵衛（後藤基清）・三浦荒次郎（三浦義澄）・片桐小八郎大夫（源景重）・上総介八郎（上総広常）・佐々木三郎（佐々木秀義）・平山武者所（藤原季重）・長井斎藤別当実盛（斎藤実盛）をはじめとして廿余騎、六波羅に押し寄せ云々」（『平治物語』より）。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

According to "Heike Monogatari" (The tale of the Taira clan), Yoshimori said 'Even if my father dies and my descendants die, nothing makes me happier than seeing Lord Yoritomo. Please pursue your original dream and take the country. When it happens, please appoint me as the Samurai-dokoro betto. After FUJIWARA no Tadakiyo who used to be the Kazusa no suke (Assistant Governor of Kazusa Province) was appointed to the Samurai-dokoro betto for eight provinces by the Taira family, I envied his power and I have always prayed to the Hachiman Daibosatsu (Great Bodhisattava Hachiman) that one day I would like to become one'. 例文帳に追加

『平家物語』によれば、この時、義盛は「父が死に、子孫が死んでも、頼朝公のお姿を見ればこれに過ぎる悦びはない。どうか本懐を遂げて天下をお取りください。その暁には私を侍所の別当に任じてください。上総国だった藤原忠清が平家から八カ国の侍所別当に任じられ、その威勢をうらやましく思い、いつか自分もと八幡大菩薩に祈願いたしたのです」と願ったという。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

During the second phase of its publication, Shinshosetsu published to bring out numerous masterpieces such as Koya Hijiri by Kyoka IZUMI in 1900, Kikyorai by Doppo KUNIKIDA in May 1901 issue, Kusamakura by Soseki NATSUME in September 1906 issue, Futon (fiction) by Katai TAYAMA in August 1907 issue, Uta Andon by Kyoka IZUMI in 1910, Byoin Yokocho no Satsujinhan translated by Ogai MORI (The Murders in the Rue Morgue by Edgar Allan Poe) in June 1913 issue, Sakai Jiken by Ogai MORI in February 1914 issue, Kanzan Jittoku by Ogai MORI in January 1916 issue, Tenshu Monogatari by Kyoka IZUMI in 1917, the long poem Nichigetsu no Ue ni by Itsue TAKAMURE in April 1921 issue, Nichirin by Riichi YOKOMITSU in May 1923 issue, Hitori Futayaku (Ranpo EDOGAWA) in September 1925 issue and Monogram (Ranpo EDOGAWA) by Ranpo EDOGAWA in July 1926 issue whereby the magazine reached new heights of prosperity. 例文帳に追加

第2次は隆盛をきわめ、1900年（明治33年）に泉鏡花『高野聖』、1901年（明治34年）5月号に国木田独歩『帰去来』、1906年（明治39年）9月号に夏目漱石『草枕』、1907年（明治40年）8月号に田山花袋『蒲団(小説)』、1910年（明治43年）に泉鏡花『歌行燈』、1913年（大正2年）6月号に森鴎外訳『病院横町の殺人犯』（エドガー・アラン・ポー『モルグ街の殺人』）、1914年（大正3年）2月号に森鴎外『堺事件』、1916年（大正5年）1月号に森鴎外『寒山拾得』、1917年（大正6年）に泉鏡花『天守物語』、1921年（大正10年）4月号に高群逸枝の長篇詩『日月の上に』、1923年（大正12年）5月号に横光利一『日輪』、1925年（大正14年）9月号に『一人二役(江戸川乱歩)』、1926年（大正15年）7月号に江戸川乱歩『モノグラム(江戸川乱歩)』をそれぞれ掲載、多くの名作を生み出した。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

A story where, at the invitation of FUJIWARA no Arikage, YUGE no Koreo visited Omi where he met an emissary of Kokuzoin TOMO no Yotsugi, and YUGE no Koreo saved the life of TOMO by performing divination and taking countermeasures against a nightmare TOMO had ('Tenmon Hakase YUGE no Koreo divined a dream,' Konjaku Monogatari) and another story where, out of compassion for a trainee monk, over 60 years old, who had yet to pass an exam to become a monk, YUGE no Koreo eliminated the observing examiner by using magic in an attempt to help the trainee monk pass the exam and the trainee monk passed the exam at the discretion of Kiyoyuki MIYOSHI who was a good friend of YUGE no Koreo (Zenke isetsu); these stories are well known. 例文帳に追加

藤原有陰に招かれて近江に赴いた際、穀蔵院の使者である伴世継と行き会い、悪夢を見たと言う伴世継が弓削是雄に占ってもらい対策をしてもらって九死に一生を得たという話（今昔物語「天文博士弓削是雄、夢を占ふ語」）や、陰陽頭在任時に、60歳を過ぎてもいまだに試験に合格せず僧侶の位がなかなか得られない修行者を憐れんで、何とか試験に合格させてやろうと呪術を用いて立会の試験官を排除してしまい、仲の良かった三善清行の一存でその高齢修行者を合格させてやったという話（善家異説）などが知られている。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

The Battle of Matsukawa is said to be the battle where Shigenaga HONJO and Nagayoshi SUDA under the command of Kagekatsu UESUGI fought against Masamune DATE in the central area of the present Fukushima City, Fukushima Prefecture on April 26, 1601, according to "Kaisei Mikawago Fudoki (Foundation of the Tokugawa clan)" (Vol. 42: The battle between Uesugi and Date), "Jozenkidan (a collection of anecdotes compiled in the Edo period)" (Vol. 16: The Battle of Matsukawa between Date and Uesugi in Mutsu Province with the episode of Zenzaemon NAGAI and Sanai OKA), "Togoku Taiheiki (the battle chronicle on the eastern Japan)" (Vol. 15: Attack to the Fukushima-jo Castle by Masamune in the Battle of Matsukawa), "Aizujin Monogatari (stories on the Battle in Aizu)" (Vol. 4: Attack to the Fukushima-jo Castle by Masamune in the Battle of Matsukawa and the episode of Oiinosuke SUDA cutting off the camp enclosure during the Battle of Abukuma-gawa River against Masamune). 例文帳に追加

松川の戦い（まつかわのたたかい）は、『改正三河後風土記』（第42巻：上杉・伊達合戦の事）、『常山紀談』（巻之16：伊達上杉陸奥国松川合戦の事　附永井善左衛門　岡左内が事）、『東国太平記』（巻第15：松川合戦政宗福島ノ城ヲ攻ムル事）、『会津陣物語』（第4巻：松川合戦に政宗、福島城を攻める事、井せて須田大炊介、政宗と逢隈川合戦（陣幕を切り取る）事）によれば、慶長6年（1601年）4月26日に、現在の福島県福島市の中心部で伊達政宗と上杉景勝麾下の本庄繁長・須田長義が戦った合戦だとされる。 - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス