「使臣」を含む例文一覧(13)

  • 外国使臣
    foreign envoys  - 斎藤和英大辞典
  • 各国使臣
    the foreign representatives  - 斎藤和英大辞典
  • 外国使臣に謁見を賜ふ
    The Emperor gives audience to―grants an audience to―the foreign representatives.  - 斎藤和英大辞典
  • 外国使臣の不可侵権
    the inviolable rights of foreign envoys  - 斎藤和英大辞典
  • Washington 会議には各国使臣が列席した
    All the Great Powers were represented at the Washington conference.  - 斎藤和英大辞典
  • Washington 会議には列国の使臣が列席した
    All the Great Powers were represented at the Washington conference.  - 斎藤和英大辞典
  • 本日陛下には外国使臣に謁見仰付けらる
    Today the Emperor will give audience to the foreign representatives.  - 斎藤和英大辞典
  • 「節」は符節（割り符）のことで、使臣が印として持つ物の意。
    'Setsu' means tally what an envoy had as a sign.  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス
  • 陛下は外国使臣一堂に優渥なる勅語を下し給えり
    His Majesty was pleased to give a gracious message to the foreign envoys.  - 斎藤和英大辞典
  • 外国の使臣入京や天皇行幸の列などの威儀を張るため、または警衛のために諸国より徴発された騎兵を率いる指揮官のこと。
    Kihei Taishogun was a commander to head cavalrymen who were conscripted throughout Japan, and led the cavalry to escort and dignify the entrance of foreign envoy or Imperial visit.  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス
  • 同年には再び知門下省事・申思佺、侍郎・陳子厚および潘阜ら高麗使臣が正使・黒的、副使・殷弘をともなって派遣され、第2回目の使節が日本へ上陸したが、これを黙殺した。
    In the same year, vasslas from Goryeo were sent again, including chancellor Shin Shisen, assistant chancellor Chin Shiko and Hanpu, accompanying chief envoy Kokuteki and vice-envoy Inko, but Japan ignored these second envoys who reached there.  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス
  • 日朝間の交渉で挙がった修正項目は、両国の国名をどう記載するか、相手国に赴く使臣の交渉相手とその資格・往復回数、開港場所とその数、最恵国待遇などであった。
    The amendments proposed at the negotiation between Japan and Korea were: the description of the names of both countries; a negotiation partner to the envoy who was going to visit the other country, and his qualifications and number of visits; the place of the opening port and its number; status as a most-favored nation treatment, and others.  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス
  • 1443年（世宗(朝鮮王)25年）朝鮮通信使書状官として日本に赴いた後、成宗の命を受けて作成したもので、日本の天皇家や国王(各時代の権力者)、地名、国情、交聘往来の沿革、使臣館待遇接待の節目などを記録している。
    After being dispatched to Japan as the recorder of travel logs for the Joseon envoy, Shin wrote the book in 1443 under the order of King Seongjong and it records details including those of Japan's Imperial Family, lords (influential people throughout the ages), place names, the state of national affairs, the movements of the diplomatic mission, and rules of the reception met by the envoy, and so on.  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

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