糟江の英語

糟屋武則（かすやたけのり）は安土桃山時代・江戸時代の大名。例文帳に追加

Takenori KASUYA was a feudal warlord who lived between the Azuchi Momoyama and Edo periods.発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

景勝は要となる米沢城に直江兼続に30万石（与力を含む、直江本領は6万石との説あり）を与えて配置させ、対伊達氏最前線の白石城の甘糟景継、福島城の本庄繁長、梁川城の須田長義、東禅寺城の志田義秀を指揮させた。例文帳に追加

Kagekatsu stationed Kanetsugu NAOE at Yonezawa Castle to play a pivotal role with 300 thousand koku (including foot soldiers; in this connection, some say that the yield of Naoe's fief was 60 thousand koku) to Kanetsugu; he was also to supervise Kagetsugu AMAKASU stationed at Shiraishi Castle located at the forefront against the Date clan, Shigenaga HONJO stationed at Fukushima Castle, Nagayoshi SUDA stationed at Yanagawa Castle and Yoshihide SHIDA stationed at Tozenji Castle.発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

その後、田村家から知らせを受けた浅野家家臣の片岡源五右衛門、糟谷勘左衛門（用人250石役料20石）、建部喜六（江戸留守居役250石）、田中貞四郎（近習150石）、礒貝正久（近習150石）、中村清右衛門（近習100石）らが長矩の遺体を引き取り、彼らによって高輪泉岳寺に埋葬された。例文帳に追加

After that, Naganori's body was taken by vassals of the Asano family informed by the Tamura family such as Gengoro KATAOKA, Kanzaemon KASUYA (250 koku crop yields yojin[lord chamberlain] and 20 koku crop yields yakuryo[executive allowance]), Kiroku TAKEBE (250 koku crop yields Edo rusuiyaku [a person representing the master during his absence]), Sadashiro TANAKA (150 koku crop yields kinju [attendant]), Masahisa ISOGAI (150 koku crop yields kinju [attendant]) and Seiemon NAKAMURA (100 koku crop yields kinju [attendant]), and buried in Takanawa Sengaku-ji Temple.発音を聞く  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス