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弘化四年地震記 - 翻刻

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 ひろめさとせし年号もよろこびながし  と改元あり早春に氏神産神は勿  論先御上社の御神え参詣し参物  の替りに詠歌を捧度歌は拙なく候へ  ども我心中より出し事なれば信心  にも相成べきかと非(あらねども)_レ屑(ものゝかずには)愚案ながら   爰に いつまでも尽せぬ御代の難有や    松の影より祝ふ万歳            謹上再拝〳〵  左は  面白げに綴るにあらず後代に為分り之案内  と歌にて左に印ス右岩倉村孫瀬村といふ   岩倉や孫瀬を連て花倉へ犀川水        を一に留切る  親木村古宿村両村安庭村之裏山をはる〴〵  押廻し犀川へ突埋   親木なや古宿ともにはる〴〵と  

現代語訳

(年号を)広く知らしめ諭した年号も「よろこびながし(嘉永)」と改元された。早春に氏神・産神はもちろんのこと、まず御上社の御神へ参詣し、お参りのしるしの代わりに詠歌を捧げたい。歌は拙くはありますが、わが心中より出たことであれば、信心にもなるであろうかと——数に入るものではないながらも、愚案ではあるが——   ここに いつまでも尽せぬ御代の難有や       松の影より祝ふ万歳             謹上再拝〳〵 左(以下)は、 面白おかしく綴るのではなく、後の世の人々に分かるよう案内として、歌で以下に記す。右(すなわち)岩倉村・孫瀬村という(ところは)——   岩倉や孫瀬を連ねて花倉へ 犀川の水を                一つに留め切る 親木村・古宿村の両村は、安庭村の裏山をはるばると押し廻り(土砂が)犀川へ突き埋まった。   親木なや古宿ともにはるばると

英語訳

The era name, which had been proclaimed and made widely known, was changed to "Kōei" [Kaei, meaning "joyous eternity"]. In early spring, I visited the parish shrine [ujigami] and the tutelary birth deity [ubusunagami] as a matter of course, and above all, I made a pilgrimage to the great upper shrine [o-kamisha], wishing to offer a poem in place of a votive offering. Though the verse is clumsy, as it comes from my own heart, I thought it might serve as an act of devotion — though it is not worthy of being counted among proper compositions, it is offered humbly as my own poor effort:     *How boundless and grateful is this realm that never ends —*     *From beneath the shadows of the pine, we celebrate ten thousand years.*                 [Offered with deep and repeated reverence] What follows is written not to entertain, but as a guide for the understanding of future generations, set down here in verse. The villages known as Iwakura and Magose [were affected as follows]:     *Iwakura and Magose, linked together toward Hanakura —*     *The waters of the Sai River are dammed up as one.* The two villages of Oyagi and Furushuku, [their landslide debris] sweeping far and wide around the back mountain of Anniwa village, thrust deep into and buried the Sai River.     *Oyagi and Furushuku, together stretching far and wide —*