英語 での Feudal lords の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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This section will also introduce the processions of feudal lords, which were incorporated as a"subject" in popular entertainment.
Because Seiji tea cup brightens the color of green tea inside, Seiji became essential for use during the tea ceremony and has been much valued by tea masters, feudal lords and temples over the years.
In the era of feudal lords, the exclusive possession of forests by kings and lords strengthened the characterization that the utilization and exploitation of forests were controlled by the privileged class.
Omatsu-bayashi" is an event of initial singing, which was popular due to the promotion by the shogunate government and feudal lords during the Edo Period(1603-1868), although it declined later.
This was the name given their urban communities by the townsmen of Italy and France, after they had purchased or conquered their initial rights of self-government from their feudal lords.
Metadata database of Japanese old photographs in Bakumatsu-Meiji Period-[Record view] Karamon, the main gate at Toshogu, was used only by high-ranking government officials and feudal lords granted permission to meet the shogun directly.
land owners in the area and essentially feudal lords Christoypolis and Thassos.
However, the feudal lords who indulged in the wealth of the privileged class disliked his honorable poverty, and the warrior who saved the Christian world was punished by means of an artifice.
In the Edo period, there would be an offering of hot water from the onsen to the shogun or the feudal lords, because they believed that the hot water in the tank was water that gave energy.
Following the example of the Great Khan's Mongol, which, according to his Marco Polo, took a pack of hunting five thousandth, the European feudal lords kept from a thousand to fifteen hundred hunting dogs.
I am not asking corrupt businessmen in Jakarta or deranged preachers in Kinshasa, top military brass in Kigali or the murderous feudal lords in Guatemala.
At the Gakushuin, children of the imperial family, old feudal lords, and court nobles, as well as descendants of vassals of merit of the Restoration studied together, and school life there cultivated personal connections that significantly affected the later life of Koichi and his brothers and sisters.
Commune” was the name taken in France by the nascent towns even before they had conquered from their feudal lords and masters local self-government and political rights as the“Third Estate.”.
And they did- Bolivian feudal lords, mass media magnates and other treasonous“elites”- they overthrew the government, broke hope and interrupted an extremely successful socialist process in what was once one of the poorest countries in South America.
During the Edo Period, the feudal lords saw the fields of Minabe, where rice harvest was poor. By planting strong Ume trees along the slopes of the mountains where rice couldn't grow, they tried to decrease land tax and increase agriculture.
The result was the initial construction of what later became the Great Wall of China, which was built by joining and strengthening the walls made by the feudal lords, which would be expanded and rebuilt multiple times by later dynasties, also in response to threats from the north.
Semi-independent feudal lords such as Mahmud Pasha Bushatlija and Djeladin Beg controlled Ohrid and openly defied the central government by not submitting taxes and by using tax money to bolster their own private armies.
The Jesuit missionary Alessandro Valignano, who was responsible for overseeing Christian missionary activities in Japan, planned a big project whereby these four boys(representing Arima Harunobu as well as two other well-known Christian feudal lords) would be granted an audience with the Pope in Rome.
While abolishing the feudal privileges of the three major feudal lords and upper-class monks, annulling the exploiting system and separating religion from government, the Central Government reiterated that"due respect should be paid to the Tibetan people's freedom of religious belief and folk customs" while religious personnel should be allowed to independently manage monasteries in accordance with the principle of democracy.
Opened to the public in 1932, the grounds had previously been owned by feudal lords and industrialists, including the richest man in old Edo. The park is wonderfully peaceful and known for its numerous famous rocks, which were collected from all over Japan by the previous owners, the Iwasaki family.