江戸時代の大名家の改易 Kaieki applied to Daimyo families in the Edo period
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江戸時代の大名家の改易 Kaieki Sanction Imposed on Daimyo Families during the Edo Period
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結果、ある名家が破滅した。 and that the ruin of a noble family was the result.
- Arthur Conan Doyle『チャールズ・オーガスタス・ミルヴァートン』
何世紀にもわたる名家で、 the relic of a family really some centuries old;
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高松藩は御連枝としても別格で溜詰・四品大名家一覧大名家となった。 Takamatsu Domain was an outstanding gorenshi (a daimyo of Gosanke's branch family) that became a honorable daimyo family with the status of Tamarizume or Shihon (Fourth Rank).
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その名家は、千年以上続く家だった。 That distinguished family was a family that had continued more than a thousand years.
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仙台の池田家といえばその地に聞こえた名家である. The Ikeda family of Sendai were well known in the district.
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彼は北部で一番の名家の中の一つの出だ。 He sprang from one of the best families in the north. - Tatoeba例文
御側御用人という,大名家や旗本の家の職務 of a daimyo or {direct retainer of a daimyo}, an occupational office called 'Osabagoyo-nin'
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幕府の老中,大名家の家老など武家の重臣 the chief retainer of a well-established samurai family
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寺院や大名家で,身分の高い人を迎える門 a gate of a temple or a daimyo's mansion, built to welcome a person of higher position
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彼は北部で一番の名家の中の一つの出だ。 He sprang from one of the best families in the north.
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下げ髪(江戸中期~後期、大名家既婚) Sagegami (From mid- to late Edo Periods; Worn by the married women of the daimyo families)
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切り髪(江戸中期~後期、大名家未亡人) Kirigami (From mid- to late Edo Periods; Worn by the widows of the daimyo families)
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茶筅髷(江戸前期~後期、大名家未亡人) Chasenmage (a hairstyle like a tea whisk) (From early to late Edo Periods; Worn by the widows of the daimyo families)
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下げ下(江戸後期、大名家来既婚) Sageshita (Late Edo Period; Worn by the married women of the daimyo retainer families)
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片外し(江戸後期、大名家来既婚) Katahazushi (Late Edo Period; Worn by the married women of the daimyo retainer families)
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冠下の髻(奈良~江戸後期、皇族、公家、大名家) Kanmurishita no motodori (From Nara to late Edo Periods; Worn by the imperial family, kuge, and the daimyo families)
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名家(公家)の家柄、日野家の当主。 He was the head of the Hino family, an important noble family.
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烏丸家11代当主であり家格は名家(公家)。 He was the eleventh head of the Karasumaru family of prominent social standing (court noble).
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滞在先の橘屋は良寛の出た名家である。 Tachibanaya, where he stayed, was an important family from where Ryokan was born.
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名家(公家)の家格である堤家の7代当主。 He was the seventh head of the Tsutsumi family, which was Meike (or Meika) (the fourth highest status for court nobles).
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名家(公家)の家格である甘露寺家当主。 He was the head of the Kanroji family which was Meika (or Meike) (the fourth highest status for court nobles).
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関ヶ原合戦で敗れた大名家の改易・減封 Kaieki or genpo applied to Daimyo families that lost in the Battle of Sekigahara
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関ヶ原合戦で敗れた大名家の改易・減封 Depriving and Diminishing Territories of Daimyo Defeated in the Battle of Sekigahara
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坊城家の支流で、家格は名家。 It was a branch of the Bojo family, and the family rank was Meike.
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堤家(つつみけ)は、名家(公家)の家格を有する公家。 The Tsutsumi family was a court noble family with the court rank of Meike.
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