英語訳
This evening the funeral was conducted. For this, they went to the burial ground at Nakanokawara, accompanied by Keimoto, Keiun and others, and after inspecting the location, it was decided. Next, they consulted with Hitsuke and performed the ground ritual according to precedent. Regarding today's matter, Keisen sent two servants, Kanzaburō and Kameshirō, from his household. Additionally, one to (measure) of sake was sent from the three households of Bunkyō, Keimoto, and Keii. For funeral implements, they borrowed a complete set of coffin bearers and other equipment from the local community association's first funeral group, and prepared various other purchased items and implements. Around the hour of the cock, the body was placed in the coffin, then father county head Bunkyō and others, each wearing hemp ceremonial dress in order, completed the memorial incense burning and worship, and closed the coffin lid. Around the half-hour of the cock, the funeral procession proceeded as usual, so this is omitted here. Lord Honaka saw them off to the embankment, while Keimoto, Keii, Keiun, Kiyotsugu, Norikiyo and others went to the burial ground and conducted the burial according to precedent. After completion, each returned home and put away the implements. Around the hour of the tiger, everyone dispersed. Hozai stayed overnight at Keii's residence.
However, the aforementioned Uncle, Higo-no-kami (Governor of Higo), Junior Fourth Rank Lower Grade Lord Tsunaoka, served at Ōtsu Enman-in Palace from the age of eleven and was called Kurando-chū. His virtuous conduct moved everyone with his benevolent heart. He passed away this year at seventy-two, leaving infinite regret. How lamentable, how lamentable. Especially his accumulated great kindness toward father county head Bunkyō, Keisen and others is immeasurable, with no opportunity to repay it. This sentiment must be preserved even unto our descendants - Lord Tsunaoka's benevolence must never be forgotten.
4th day, kanoto-tori, rain all day. Around the half-hour of the dragon, Hozai in mourning dress as yesterday, together with Keimoto, Keii's mother Shinshin, Keiun and others, each wearing hemp ceremonial dress and accompanied by one person in plain jacket and one commoner bearing a long sword, visited the grave of the late County Head Tsunaoka. After completion, Hozai returned to Ōtsu.
5th day, mizunoe-inu, rain. Before the hour of the monkey, conducted grave visitation. However, from today wearing the next level of mourning dress.
6th day, mizunoto-i, light rain. Around the hour of the snake, visited the grave together with mother. However, father's initial ■ incense burner stand (marginal note: with roof) was completed, so brought and offered it.
7th day, kinoe-ne, cloudy. Before the hour of the horse, took Yasuko and visited the grave. ○After midday meal, examined the horse's gait. Around the half-hour of the horse, thunder sounded two or three times.
8th day, kinoto-ushi, clear. Around the hour of the snake, took Yasuko and visited the grave. ○Due to the death of Shoshidai Lord Naitō Kii-no-kami, from today until the day after tomorrow (10th), a three-day prohibition on musical instruments was announced by hand-notice. However, of the three days, two days are to be observed as personal restraint.
9th day, hinoe-tora, clear. This is the first seven-day memorial of the late County Head Tsunaoka. Before the hour of the snake, took Yasuko and visited the grave. However,