Katsuragi

Japanese: 葛城 - かつらぎ

[1] (formerly "Kazuraki") [1] Western Nara Prefecture, the area around the eastern slope of Mount Kongo. According to the "Nihon Shoki," this is where Akagane no Yasotakeru, who was subjugated by Emperor Jimmu, lived. Takaowari-mura . Currently, Goze, Katsuragi , Kashiba and other cities have been established. ※Man'yoshu (late 8th century) 2/165, inscription "Prince Otsu's body was moved _and buried at Mount _Kami in Katsuragi" [2] (Katsuragi) A place name in western Nara Prefecture. The area is connected by the Kintetsu Minami Osaka Line, the Gose Line and the JR Wakayama Line, and has Taima-dera Temple. It was incorporated as a city in 2004. [3] ⇒Kazuraki (Katsuragi) [2] [noun] A type of cotton fabric. A thick twill cotton cloth. When exported as fabric, it is called Futoya, and the name Katsuragi is used domestically. For clothing and lab coats. Okayama Prefecture is the main production area. Katsuragi weaving.

Katsuragi

[1] ⇒ Katsuragi (Katsuragi) (1) [2] Noh play. Third or fourth piece. Various schools. Author unknown. Old name "Yuki Katsuragi." A mountain priest saves the god of Katsuragi, who is suffering because he was tied up in Acala's rope after failing to build a rock bridge on Mount Katsuragi in Yamato Province.

Katsuragi

(Formerly "Kazuraki") One of the surnames.

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Japanese:

[1] (古くは「かづらき」)[一] 奈良県西部、金剛山の東斜面一帯の地域。「日本書紀」によれば、神武天皇が平定した赤銅八十梟師(あかがねのやそたける)の住んでいた所。高尾張邑(たかおはりのむら)。現在は御所(ごぜ)、葛城、香芝(かしば)などの市が成立。※万葉（８Ｃ後）二・一六五・題詞「移_二葬大津皇子屍於葛城二上山_一之時」[二] (葛城) 奈良県西部の地名。近鉄南大阪線・御所線とＪＲ和歌山線が通じ、当麻寺がある。平成一六年（二〇〇四）市制。[三] ⇒かずらき（葛城）(二)[2] 〘名〙綿織物の一種。厚地の綾織り綿布。生地で輸出するときは太綾といわれ、葛城の名称は国内で使う。服地、白衣用。岡山県が主産地。葛城織。