Storehouse - Osame-dono

Japanese: 納殿 - おさめどの

〘noun〙① A place to store valuables such as gold and silver, furnishings, and clothing. A storeroom. ※ Utsubo (around 970-999) Fujiwara no Kimi "Open the palace and bring out the finest fruits and dried vegetables."② A place in the Imperial Palace where imperial possessions for successive generations were stored. It was said to have been located inside Gyoden . [Kyugaku-Ichibun, 5th year of Shohei (935), July 29th] ※Genji (c. 1001-14), Kiritsubo: "Regarding the hakama (Japanese formal attire) 〈abbreviation〉The lord of the palace used up all his possessions and left him in a terrible state." ③ = The lord of the palace's care (the caretaker of the palace) ※Eika (c. 1028-92), Tsuru no Hayashi: "Under the care of the lord of the palace, five or six thousand pieces of shiny silk were left over, ten thousand pieces of silk as usual."

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Japanese:

〘名〙① 金銀、調度、衣服などの貴重品を納めておく所。納戸(なんど)。※宇津保（970‐999頃）藤原の君「おさめ殿あけて、よきくだ物・からものあげていだす」② 宮中で、累代の御物などを納めておく所。宜陽殿(ぎようでん)内にあったという。〔九暦‐逸文・承平五年（935）七月二九日〕※源氏（1001‐14頃）桐壺「御袴著(はかまぎ)の事〈略〉おさめ殿の物を尽くして、いみじうせさせ給ふ」③ ＝おさめどのあずかり（納殿預）※栄花（1028‐92頃）鶴の林「納殿まさのりが許(もと)に、使ひ残させ給へるつやつや絹五六千疋、例の絹万疋」

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