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  衆中十手指副正権大工棟梁四人被召寄間積リ   指図末社及四ケ寺迄不残大絵図被載自巳刻   至戌下刻成就ス執筆ハ用久并助筆両三人有之   《割書:但経所之分ハ社僧ゟ仕テ被上使兵部卿少納言弐人持参候而|社司氏人ニ被付御局ニテ披露》 一 同七日ニ高久用久両雑掌此外主水正河内守右之【高久、用久、主水正及び河内守の中央に朱の縦線】   衆昨日仕立絵図ヲ持参周防殿へ罷出【周防の中央に朱の縦線】 一 同八日ニ雑掌代右衛門大夫指副主水正両使ニ而大和田へ【右衛門大夫及び主水正の中央に朱の縦線】   参《割書:女院大和田へ御幸之間|如此然共子細祥ニ不聞可尋》【女院の中央に朱の縦線】 一 同九日ニ雑掌代右衛門佐指添刑太両使ニ而大和田へ参【右衛門佐及び刑太の中央に朱の縦線】   帰りかけニ中和門院御書ヲ持中宮へ持参也《割書:子細不祥|重而可尋》【中和門院及び中宮の中央に朱の縦線】 一 同十日ニ社頭衆中社務ニ寄合筑地やね軒筑地之間   積リ有之《割書:惣筑地之間ナト別紙ニ|有之》 一 同十一日ニ於神主亭相談有之当社舎屋等に至ル   迄現在之分は黄紙ニ仕退転之処をは青紙ニ   仕奉行へ可見申候由評議有之 一 同十二日ニ惣 官(高久[朱])正祢 宜(用久[朱])金石殿へ被出社神事之様【金石の中央に朱の縦線】   子共少々御尋有之由 一 同十三日ニ惣官ニ寄合有之

現代語訳

(前頁より続き)衆中・十手・指副・正権大工・棟梁の四人が召し寄せられ、間積り・指図・末社および四か寺に至るまで残らず大絵図に載せ、巳の刻より戌の下刻まで(かけて)成就した。執筆は用久が務め、助筆として両三人があった。 (割書き:ただし経所の分は社僧より仕立て、使いの兵部卿・少納言の二人が持参し、社司・氏人に付けて御局にて披露された。) 一、同七日に、高久・用久の両雑掌、このほか主水正・河内守ら右の衆が、昨日仕立てた絵図を持参して周防殿へ罷り出た。 一、同八日に、雑掌代の右衛門大夫・指副の主水正の両使にて大和田へ参った。 (割書き:女院が大和田へ御幸のためこのようであったが、詳細は詳しく聞いていない。改めて尋ねるべし。) 一、同九日に、雑掌代の右衛門佐・指添の刑太の両使にて大和田へ参った。帰りがけに中和門院の御書を持って中宮へ持参した。 (割書き:詳細不明、改めて尋ねるべし。) 一、同十日に、社頭衆中が社務に寄り合い、築地の屋根・軒・築地の間積りがあった。 (割書き:惣築地の間など別紙にあり。) 一、同十一日に、神主亭において相談があり、当社の舎屋等に至るまで、現在存在するものは黄紙に仕立て、退転した箇所は青紙に仕立て、奉行へ見申すべしとの評議があった。 一、同十二日に、惣官(朱書き:高久)・正祢宜(朱書き:用久)が金石殿へ出向き、社神事の様子などを少々お尋ねになったとのこと。 一、同十三日に、惣官に寄り合いがあった。

英語訳

(Continued from previous page) — The members of the Jitte-no-shū (ten officials), the Sashizoe (assistant officers), the Sei-gon-daiku (master carpenters of senior and junior rank), and the four head carpenters (tōryō) were summoned, and a large comprehensive map (ōezu) was produced, incorporating all the measurement records (maatsumori), architectural plans (sashizu), subsidiary shrines (massha), and the four affiliated temples (yonkadera), without omission. The work was completed from the Hour of the Snake (巳刻, approximately 9–11 a.m.) until late in the Hour of the Dog (戌刻, approximately 7–9 p.m.). Yoshihisa served as the primary writer, with two or three persons assisting. (Marginal note: The section pertaining to the Kyōsho [sutra hall] was prepared by the shrine monks and brought by two envoys — the Hyōbu-kyō and the Shōnagon — and was presented in the御局 [inner sanctuary] after being handed over to the shrine officials and clan members [ujibito].) Item: On the 7th day of the same month, the two administrators (zassho) Takahisa and Yoshihisa, along with Mozushō, Kawachi-no-kami, and the others of the aforementioned group, took the maps prepared the previous day and proceeded to the residence of the Lord of Suō. Item: On the 8th day of the same month, the acting administrator (zasshodai) Uemon-no-tayū and the assistant (sashizoe) Mozushō went as two envoys to Ōwada. (Marginal note: This was because the Lady of the Imperial Palace [Nyoin] had made a visit [miyuki] to Ōwada; however, the details have not been heard clearly and should be inquired about further.) Item: On the 9th day of the same month, the acting administrator Uemon-no-suke and the assistant Keita went as two envoys to Ōwada. On the return journey, they carried a letter from the Chūwa Mon'in to the Chūgū (the consort of the reigning emperor). (Marginal note: Details unknown; should be inquired about further.) Item: On the 10th day of the same month, the members of the shrine lecture assembly (shātō shūchū) gathered at the office of the Shaму (shrine administration) and took measurements (maatsumori) of the roofs, eaves, and earthen walls (tsujiji) of the precincts. (Marginal note: Details of the total earthen wall measurements and the like are recorded on a separate sheet.) Item: On the 11th day of the same month, a consultation was held at the residence of the Kannagi (chief priest), and a resolution was passed that, with regard to all the shrine buildings and structures currently in existence, those still standing should be recorded on yellow paper, and those that had been lost or fallen into disuse (taiten) should be recorded on blue paper, and these should be presented to the magistrate (bugyō) for review. Item: On the 12th day of the same month, the Sōkan (in red: Takahisa) and the Sei-negi (in red: Yoshihisa) called upon Lord Kanaseki, who made various inquiries about the state of the shrine's religious ceremonies (jinja shinji). Item: On the 13th day of the same month, a gathering was held of the Sōkan (general officials).