英語訳
went out.
On the 29th day: One box of sweets (upper tier: dried sweets, lower tier: rice cake sweets - this portion was presented to Kengorō-sama) presented by Sugiyama Ryōzō of Kyoto as customary each year.
On the 28th day, Yoshie falconry: One basket of eggs presented by Yozaemon of Yoshie meal service.
On the 29th day, yesterday:
Of five mallards caught by hawks, one was consumed, one each was presented to Kengorō-sama and Lady Teishōin, and one each was bestowed upon Kuranosuke's group and Yozaemon's group. This was arranged by the chief retainers.
29th day:
Three pine mushrooms, seventy-five chestnuts, ten radishes - presented as souvenirs when Kengorō-sama entered Tōgō lord's mountain.
Last day of the month:
One red earthenware brazier made by Matsusai, presented by Shimizu Takebei of Mizuochi main inn.
1st day of 10th month, courier arrival:
Famous brushes from Kii Province, one box of five pairs, presented by Princess.
On the 2nd day of the 10th month, Kengorō-sama entered and proceeded together to the Great Interior. For Kengorō-sama's birthday celebration, the gift list postponed from the 28th of last month was exchanged (silk wrapping cloth, formal dress).
For the Boar Day ceremony, following the precedent of two years ago, three formal meals were taken in the formal quarters and rice cake celebrations were held.
On the 3rd day of the 10th month, due to thunder, senior personal attendants, chief retainers, senior attendant chiefs, physicians, and members of both offices went to their respective quarters to inquire after his lordship's well-being but did not appear before him. However, Shin'emon did appear. Kobei was on duty.
4th day:
One set of tea ceremony stand decorations: Yellow-glazed gourd design, one water jar, one waste water vessel, one ladle stand, one lid rest.
These were privately presented when Nunoya Jin'emon of the Osaka residence came to call, reported by senior personal attendants, viewed by his lordship, then sent to the small tea utensils collection.
5th day:
Yoshie area falconry: One basket of eggs, one box of sweets presented by Kibei of Nishimachi, Sugimoto village meal service.
6th day:
Of yesterday's four mallards caught by hawks, one was consumed, one each was bestowed upon the Master of Horse's group, the Master of Carpentry's group, and Sazen's group, and one small duck was bestowed upon Tōma, sent from meal supervisors to the secretaries' office.
On the 7th day of the 10th month, pilgrimage to Daianji Temple was as two years ago, but this year due to pine mushrooms in the Buddhist grounds, he did not enter the rocky mountain area. After viewing the meditation hall and founder's hall, he immediately entered the original study, and after a while, preparations for the mountain pavilion were ordered.
One box of sweets Daianji Temple
This was presented in place of mushroom money with grass attached.
On the 9th day of the 10th month, he went falconry at Sokukui area and entered Tōmyōji Temple in Tōmyōji village as meal service location.
One ■ One hundred steamed buns in bamboo steamers presented Tōmyōji Temple
The next day, both offices and both shifts of senior attendants received these
Meal offerings Same temple
This was done according to precedent, with meal supervisor Musō Gondayū summoning the head priest to handle the reception, and furthermore, at the same temple
there was an ancient image of Prince Shōtoku, and this too having precedent, he briefly stopped to enter the main hall and viewed the image.
Both of these matters were communicated yesterday by Tōmyōji Temple, which claimed to have reliable records and earnestly requested that precedent be followed, but nothing was found in the secretaries' office records or kitchen records. However, in the senior councilor's official records was found documentation that during the Kansei era when falconry was conducted at Sokukui area, Tōmyōji Temple was appointed as meal service location, and following the recent precedent of that time, meal offerings were bestowed and handled by meal supervisors. This was reported to his lordship and arrangements made accordingly. Regarding viewing the Prince Shōtoku image, though there was no precedent, since the temple requested it, he briefly entered the main hall and viewed it incidentally.
Courier arrival:
Boar Day rice cakes - presented by Princess
One letter, two tobacco pipes - presented by Princess Koto
Courier departure:
Ninomaru chestnuts, three measures - presented to Princess
12th day:
One large hanging scroll of Tang dynasty Liu Gongquan calligraphy stone rubbing, presented by Shingu Ryōtei.
This was brought from Kyoto when Fukuda Jin'emon returned recently, reported by senior personal attendants, sent to small tea utensils collection.
On the 13th day of the 10th month, retinue assembled at 5:30 for pilgrimage to Tenryūji Temple, going and returning through the formal entrance following the procedures of two years ago. However, due to rain, he did not enter the mountain top area, and during the formal meeting with the abbot at the rest area, due to very cramped conditions, senior attendants removed their swords, but during formal audiences in the upper level, senior attendants remained with swords.
On the 15th day of the 10th month, the following appointments were made:
Interior treasurer Interior assistant Katō Dosaburo
Interior assistant (replacing Katō Dosaburo) Library keeper Sanada Genzaemon
Formal audience while passing through the arms room
(Fan, fish money 300 hiki) Osaka residence Nunoya Jin'emon
This was announced by chief retainers