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諸士系譜 巻之342 ひ之部13 - 翻刻

諸士系譜 巻之342 ひ之部13 - ページ 44

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 仰出候事 一同年三月新町唐沢平右衛  門跡屋敷被下置候事 一同年四月 御発駕被遊候ニ付  御二方御移徒被遊候節仲ケ間  四人ニ而昼夜相勤候事 一同五未年七月  御二方様ゟ御召下御小袖御帷子  被下置候事 一享保元申年七月致勤労候  ニ付年々絹壱疋ツヽ被下置候  書 一同年十一月  光明院様為御遺物御帷子四  御単物壱ツ宛被下置候同十二月  又候御小袖壱ツ被下置候事 一同二酉年八月願之通御役被  成御免小番帰役被 仰付候事 一同月 御機嫌為伺折々御部屋  罷出候様被 仰付候事

現代語訳

(前ページより続き)仰せ出された事。 一、同年三月、新町の唐沢平右衛門跡屋敷を下し置かれた事。 一、同年四月、御発駕遊ばされたため、御二方が御移徒遊ばされた節、仲間四人にて昼夜相勤めた事。 一、同五未年(1715)七月、御二方様より御召し下し、御小袖・御帷子を下し置かれた事。 一、享保元申年(1716)七月、勤労致したため、年々絹一疋ずつ下し置かれた旨の書付を賜った事。 一、同年十一月、光明院様の御遺物として御帷子四つ・御単物一つずつ下し置かれ、同十二月にまた御小袖一つを下し置かれた事。 一、同二酉年(1717)八月、願いの通り御役を御免じなされ、小番へ帰役を仰せ付けられた事。 一、同月、御機嫌伺いのため折々御部屋へ罷り出るよう仰せ付けられた事。

英語訳

(Continued from the previous page) ...he was so ordered. Item: In the third month of the same year, the residential plot that had formerly belonged to Karasawa Heiemon in Shinmachi was granted to him. Item: In the fourth month of the same year, as the lord departed on his journey (gohassha), and the two ladies relocated to their new quarters (o-watamashi), four colleagues (nakama) shared the duty of attendance day and night. Item: In the seventh month of Shōtoku 5 (1715), the Year of the Sheep, he was bestowed by the two ladies with a ko-sode (short-sleeved inner robe) and a katabira (unlined summer robe). Item: In the seventh month of Kyōhō 1 (1716), the Year of the Monkey, in recognition of his diligent service, he was granted a written document stating that he would receive one bolt of silk (hiki) each year. Item: In the eleventh month of the same year, as memorial gifts (go-ibutsu) from Lady Kōmyō-in, he received four katabira (unlined robes) and one hitoe (single-layered garment) each; and again in the twelfth month of the same year, he was given one additional ko-sode (short-sleeved robe). Item: In the eighth month of Kyōhō 2 (1717), the Year of the Rooster, his post was relinquished as requested, and he was ordered to return to his former position of ko-ban (junior guard). Item: In the same month, he was ordered to present himself at the ladies' chambers from time to time to pay his respects and inquire after their well-being.