〘Noun〙 A palanquin with ajiro⑤ stretched over the surface of the roof and a black painted oshibuchi ( bordered border ). In the early modern period, it was used regularly by princes, regent families, and Seiga families, next to wooden palanquins, and was also used by other families for ceremonial occasions. Ajiro no koshi. ※Masukagami (around 1368-76) 15 "It is strange that the ajiro-goshi, which does not belong to the Ho - ren, is used for this purpose." Source: The Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary About the Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary Information |
〘名〙 網代⑤を屋形の表面に張り、黒塗りの押縁(おしぶち)を打ちつけた輿。近世、板輿に次ぎ、親王、摂家、清華家(せいがけ)では常用とし、他の諸家も盛儀用として用いた。あじろのこし。※増鏡(1368‐76頃)一五「鳳輦(ほうれん)にはあらぬあじろごしのあやしきにぞたてまつれる」
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