英語訳
Imperial units, Arai-chō, and Matsukura-chō suffered major collapse ▲At the same location, about half of Nakano-gō Omote-chō burned. Kita Hon-jo Bamba-chō, Minami Hon-jo Bamba-chō, Haraniwa-chō, Tada Yakushi, and Meoto-ishi - this entire area collapsed with little remaining. East of the same location: Taira-bashi, Nanzō-in, Enmei-ji, and Lord Hōjō Shinzō - this area was roughly burned. Crossing Azuma-bashi in the same manner: Lord Hosokawa Noto-no-kami, under Lord Matsudaira Echizen-no-kami, under Lord Takekoshi Hyōbu, Bi-chō tail burned, collapsed to the pots, and other major damage. Many storehouses collapsed - impossible to calculate all ▲At the same Koume village, a restaurant called Ogura-an in Bi-chō burned, with nearby fires spreading. At the same location: Lord Mito's lower residence, Nichiren sect Jōsen-ji, gate-front Azuma-mori, west Mimeguri Inari, Ushi Gozen, and Chōmei-ji. The Sumida River embankment cracked and split, violently spewing mud from underground. At the same location, sakura-mochi shops and other places had extremely many collapsed houses. At the same location, the entire grounds of Ōbaku sect Gozusan Kōfuku-ji collapsed. Suwa Myōjin and Shirahige Myōjin plum groves burned. Hōsen-ji, Bokushi-ji, Umewaka tomb, etc. suffered major damage. Many teahouses within the temple grounds collapsed. At the same location, Kanegafuchi Suijin forest suffered major damage. East from there: Suda village, Terajima village, Wakamiya village, Hikifune street Kyakujin Daimyōjin, Kinoshita-gawa Jōkō-ji Yakushi, the same Minami Funabori, Kasai, west Shibamata, Kameari, Nigōhan territory - these and other villages suffered major damage. Nakagawa guard station front and facing areas all suffered major collapse.
Remaining:
○ Ogawa-chō: Lord Hotta, Lord Toda, high-ranking Lord Toda - small residences burned slightly, nearby areas suffered major damage
○ Koishikawa Ushi Tenjin-shita Suwa-chō: Suwa Myōjin suffered major damage, about half the district burned at the same location, many collapsed houses along the Edo River
Summary: Imperial residences collapsed and burned: 24,263 buildings; Number of districts: 3,787 districts; Deaths: over 217,380 people; Temples: 16,352 temples
[Left page shows a chronological list of past major earthquakes, divided into 32 cells (4 vertical × 8 horizontal). Each lists the year and earthquake details, with years before Ansei 2 (1855)]
[Rightmost column, cell 1] Hakuhō 5: Tosa province farmland of over 50 koku suddenly became sea - 1,180 years ago
[Same, cell 2] Hakuhō 6: Ōshima island formed in Izu province - 1,179 years ago
[Same, cell 3] Hakuhō 11: Shrines and temples collapsed without wind - 1,174 years ago
[Same, cell 4] Hakuhō 12: Great earthquake nationwide, many people and horses died - 1,173 years ago
[2nd column, cell 1] Keiun 4: Great earthquake nationwide in 6th month - 1,157 years ago
[Same, cell 2] Tenpyō 6: Great earthquake nationwide in 4th month - 1,151 years ago
[Same, cell 3] Tenpyō 17: Great earthquake nationwide, continued for over a month - 1,140 years ago
[Same, cell 4] Shōhō 5: Great tsunami in Settsu province - 1,134 years ago
[3rd column, cell 1] Enryaku 18: Mt. Fuji erupted, sound like thunder - 1,088 years ago
[Same, cell 2] Tenchō 4: Great earthquake in various provinces - 1,061 years ago
[Same, cell 3] Jōgan 6: Mt. Fuji erupted in 5th month, houses collapsed for 30 ri - 1,020 years ago
[Same, cell 4] Jōgan 11: Great earthquake in Ōshū - 1,015 years ago
[4th column, cell 1] Gangyō 2: Great earthquake in Kantō - 1,011 years ago
[Same, cell 2] Nin'na 1: Great earthquake and thunder, stars fell like rain - 1,004 years ago
[Same, cell 3] Engi 11: Great earthquake in 1st month - 974 years ago
[Same, cell 4] Jōhei 2: Great earthquake on 9th month 27th day - 954 years ago
[5th column, cell 1] Jōhei 5: Great earthquake in various provinces - 951 years ago
[Same, cell 2] Tengyō 1: Great earthquake from 4th month 15th to 27th - 927 years ago
[Same, cell 3] Chōkyū 2: Great earthquake - 839 years ago
[Same, cell 4] Chōkyū 3: Great earthquake, Hōjō-ji pagoda fell - 838 years ago
[6th column, cell 1] Kanji era: Great earthquake in various provinces - 793 years ago
[Same, cell 2] Kanji 6: Great tsunami in various provinces - 787 years ago
[Same, cell 3] Kenpō 1: Wada battle, great earthquake - 677 years ago
[Same, cell 4] Shōka 1: Great earthquake, Mibu-dera burned - 622 years ago
[7th column, cell 1] Ken'en era: Great storm, great tsunami - 577 years ago
[Same, cell 2] Genkō era: Great earthquake - 521 years ago
[Same, cell 3] Enbun 5: Great earthquake - 497 years ago
[Same, cell 4] Tenju 3: Mountains collapsed in various provinces - 482 years ago
[8th column, cell 1] Ōei 13: Great earthquake - 451 years ago
[Same, cell 2] Bun'an 5: Great earthquake - 409 years ago
[Same, cell 3] Hōtoku era: Repeated great earthquakes - 408 years ago
[Same, cell 4] Bunmei 7: Great tsunami in Tsu province - 383 years ago
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