Palace - Goten

Japanese: 御殿 - ごてん

〘 noun 〙① A respectful term for the residence of a person of high rank. Also, a mansion that is splendidly built and luxurious. ※From the Kanchiin Hon Sanbo-e (984), "The people looked suspicious and opened the palace door to examine it." ② Another name for "Seiryoden" (from where the emperor lived on a daily basis). ※From the Kenmu Annual Events (around 1334-38), New Year's Day, "The blinds of the palace's main building were lowered." ③ A shrine. ※The Heike (early 13th century), vol. 1, "The sound of arrows could be heard from the palace in Hachioji ." ④ A facility for lodging and rest that was established in various places by the shogun and various feudal lords in the early modern period. ⑤ An abbreviation of "Gotenjochu" (palace maids). ※Miscellaneous haiku, Yanagi Taru-Hachi (1773) "In my bosom there is a square long palace" ⑥ Abbreviation of "Gotenba (Gotenba) (1)". ※Miscellaneous haiku, Yanagi Taru-Ichi-Hachi (1829) "Sakurada writes about the palace's northern and southern wet scenes"

Mi-araka [Palace]

〘Noun〙 ("mi" is a prefix) A word used to show respect for the palace. Goten. Ooto. ※ The Chronicles (720) Kamiyo - jo ( Kanekata Honin) "The Spotted Horse was taken backwards and thrown into the palace ."

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Japanese:

〘名〙① 身分の高い人の邸宅を敬っていう語。また、造りが立派で豪華な邸宅。※観智院本三宝絵（984）中「人々あやしみて御殿の戸をあけてみるに」② (天皇が日常住まわれたところから) 「せいりょうでん（清涼殿）」の別名。※建武年中行事（1334‐38頃）正月「御殿の母屋の御簾をたれて」③ 社殿。やしろ。※平家（１３Ｃ前）一「八王子の御殿より鏑箭(かぶらや)の声いでて」④ 近世、将軍や諸大名が各地に設けた、宿泊、休憩のための施設。⑤ 「ごてんじょちゅう（御殿女中）」の略。※雑俳・柳多留‐八（1773）「ふところの真っ四角なが御殿なり」⑥ 「ごてんば（御殿場）(一)」の略。※雑俳・柳多留‐一〇七（1829）「桜田は御殿南北濡場書き」