Ohiki no Ushi - Ohiki no Ushi

Japanese: 御引直衣 - おひきのうし

〘Noun〙 ("O" is a prefix) Clothes worn by the Emperor for everyday events other than those in which the sokutai is used. In winter, the front is white twill with a small hollyhock crest and the back is purple raw silk, and in summer, it is a thin fabric, the color is two indigo blue, the pattern is a triple sash , and red hakama is attached. Osage no Ushi . ※Masakagami (around 1368-76) 9 "When he turned eight, he was very small and beautiful, and with his hair loose, he looked very mature and beautiful in his hakama , uchionzo, and hakama ."

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Japanese:

〘名〙 (「お」は接頭語) 天皇が、束帯を用いる行事以外の日常の行事に着るもの。冬は表白綾に小葵の御紋、裏は紫生絹(すずし)、夏は薄物で、色は二藍(ふたあい)、文様は三重襷(みえだすき)、紅の張袴。御下直衣(おさげのうし)。※増鏡（1368‐76頃）九「八にならせ給へば、いと小さくうつくしげにて、びづらゆひて、御引直衣・打御衣(うちおんぞ)・はり袴たてまつれる御気色、おとなおとなしうめでたくおはするを」

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