偶々: 13 Terms and Phrases
- 偶々
- casually
- unexpectedly
- accidentally
- by chance
- 逆に章の途中で偶々朔旦冬至が到来してしまう事態も生じた。
- On the contrary, there were circumstances in which Sakutan Toji accidentally occurred in the middle of a chapter.
- 川に落ちたおみよを救ったのは偶々小舟で通りかかった新助であった。
- The person who rescued Omiyo, who dropped into the river, was Shinsuke who happened to come by the site in a small boat.
- そして、659年に偶々遣唐使が唐の都・洛陽に滞在中で儀式への参加が許されている。
- And kentoshi (a Japanese envoy to Tang Dynasty in China) was allowed to attend the ceremony in 659 when it was staying by coincidence in the capital of Tang Dynasty, Rakuyo.
- 北陸各地の門徒達から偶々病気治療のために上洛する蓮誓に誓約書を託させて提出させた。
- They made the followers in various places in Hokuriku write covenants and hand them over to Rensei, who had a chance to come to Kyoto for the treatment of his disease, to turn them in.
- 原文は全巻亡失おり、九条家本『延喜式』(現在国宝、東京国立博物館所蔵)の紙背文書に偶々遺された。
- The original 'Konin-shiki' volumes were since lost, but some of it's texts were on the back of the pages in the Kujo family's copy of the 'Engi-shiki' (which was declared a national treasure and is currently stored at the Tokyo National Museum).
- 植木は偶々自由党自由党 (日本 1881-1884)に参加した際に全国の酒造業者が同様の悩みを抱えていることを知った。
- When joining the Liberal Party, Ueki happened to find out that breweries across the country faced the same problem.
- その後、天皇は道長が通任の昇任を働きかけた際、道長は娍子の庇護者は為任であり、通任は偶々その代理をしたに過ぎないことを指摘した。
- After that, when the Emperor encouraged Michinaga to promote Michito, Michinaga pointed out that Seishi's guardian was in fact Tameto and that Michito just happened to stand in for him.
- また豊臣秀吉の家臣・堀尾吉晴が偶々節分の前日に巻き寿司のような物を食べて出陣し、戦いに大勝利を収めたという故事を元にしているという説もある。
- Another theory is based on a historical event in which, on the day before the day of Setsubun, a vassal of Hideyoshi TOYOTOMI named Yoshiharu HORIO happened to eat what looked like maki-zushi and departed for the front, and came off of a great victory in the battle.
- 死因については、当時流行して多数の貴族の命を奪った疫病ではなく、酒の飲みすぎなどからきた飲水病(糖尿病)の悪化が偶々この時期に重なったものと見られている。
- He is supposed to have died not of a plague which had prevailed and killed many court nobles at that time, but of aggravation of mizu nomi yami (water-drinking illness) (diabetes) resulting from excessive ingestion of sake (alcohol), which he coincidentally experienced at the time.
- 会終了後に高揚した一部の参加者が暴徒と化し、偶々近くを走行していた市内電車や、郡部線(郊外路線)のターミナル駅であった柳橋駅、隣接の名電本社へ破壊・放火するなどの事態に発展し、本社建屋・柳橋駅舎と電車23両などが被災(焼失・破壊)した。
- Some participants resulted to violence at the end of the meeting, and the situation developed into the destruction and arson of city train running across every parts of the city, facilities of the Yanagibashi station that was a terminal port for the suburban line, headquarter of Nagoya Denki Tetsudo adjacent to it, and 23 trains.
- 吉崎は興福寺大乗院の門跡であった経覚の所領であったが、経覚の母が本願寺の出身で、蓮如も若い頃に経覚の元で修行していた事、また偶々吉崎の代官の地位にあったのが当時の本願寺にとっては数少ない末寺であった和田本覚寺の住持蓮光であったという関係もあって経覚が蓮如のために吉崎を譲ったのだといわれている。
- Yoshizaki was a territory belonging to Kyogaku, the head priest of Kofuku-ji Temple Daijo-in, but it is said that Kyogaku handed it over to Rennyo because; Kyogaku's mother was originally from Hongan-ji Temple; Rennyo was trained when young under Kyogaku; it so happened that the then local governor of Yoshizaki was Renko, the chief priest of Wada Hongaku-ji Temple which was one of the few sub-temples of Hongan-ji Temple at that time.
- だが、一向に新政府からの音沙汰がないのに不満を抱いた伊藤は、薩長土肥の藩主が版籍奉還の上表を行ったという報を聞きつけ、部下である県判事の中島、権判事の田中、同じく英学者で県出仕(顧問に相当する)の何と相談して建白書の提出を図り、これに偶々伊藤と面識を持った陸奥も加わって5人連名で提出したのが6ヶ条からなる『国是綱目』であった。
- However, Ito was frustrated because he had not heard a word from the new government, and once he caught a news that the lord of the domains (Satsuma, Choshu, Tosa, Hizen) submitted the memorial to the emperor that they would return their lands and people to the emperor, Ito planned to submit the petition with his subordinates, Nakajima (Assistant Judicial Officer), Tanaka (Assistant Judicial Officer), Ga (Scholar of English, served for prefecture as an advisor), and also Mutsu who happened to get to know Ito joined them, and they all submitted in their five joint names 'kokuzekomoku' which was composed of the six points.