Kanayama

Japanese: 金山 - かなやま

〘noun〙① A mountain from which gold, silver, etc. are extracted. A mine. Kaneyama. ※Kojiki (712 ), Part 1: "They took the iron from the heavenly gold mountain, sought out the blacksmith Amatsumara , and ordered him to make mirrors under Ishikoridome 's command." ※Goyudonojo Nikki - May 15, 1564 (Eiroku 7 ): "Five gold mirrors and fifty silver mirrors were brought from the abandoned Kanayama mountain." ② To develop a mine. To manage a mine. ※Ukiyo-zoshi, Nihon Eitaigura (1688), 3 "In important matters, there is poison, delicacies and sexual immorality. (Omitted) The lawsuit against the new fields, the gold mine is intervened in." ③ (From the meaning of a mountain that produces gold) = Kanebako (gold box) ③ ※Joruri, Yugiri Awa Naruto (around 1712), 1 "The gold mine of Ogiya, the wind of love, is named, and at dusk, I wander around from the end of autumn."

Kinzan [Gold Mt.]

[1] [noun] ① A mine that produces gold. A gold pit. ※Essay, Lingyu Manlu (c. 1804-30): "The mouth of a gold mine is also called a hokou (a hole in a gold mine)." [Nanshi - Linbaguo Zhuan] ② A small island that is so solid it seems to be made of gold. [2][one] A small island in the middle of the Yangtze River, northwest of Zhenjiang City, Jiangsu Province, China. Currently, the island is covered with sediment and continues to the south bank. The view of the island facing Jiangzhong Mountain and Jiaoshan Mountain is famous. Mount Huofu. Mount Qingshan. [two] (derived from Altan (meaning gold)) Another name for the Altai Mountains that stretch from Central Asia to Northeast Asia.

Konsen [Kanayama]

("Kon" and "sen" are the Go-on pronunciations of "gold" and "mountain", respectively.) A Buddhist term. [1] [Noun] A word likening the body of a Buddha to a mountain. ※Sankyo Shiiki (around 797), Part 2: "The path that one _once attained begins with eight _aspects , and the body of a golden mountain sits in _four _layers ." [2] A seven-story mountain said to surround Mount Sumeru .

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Japanese:

〘名〙① 金、銀などを掘り出す山。鉱山。かねやま。※古事記（712）上「天の金山(かなやま)の鉄(まがね)を取りて、鍛人(かぬち)天津麻羅を求きて、伊斯許理度売(いしこりどめの)命に科(おほ)せて鏡を作らしめ」※御湯殿上日記‐永祿七年（1564）五月一五日「あきのかな山御れう所よりかね五まい、しろかね五十まいまいる」② 鉱山を開発すること。鉱山を経営すること。※浮世草子・日本永代蔵（1688）三「大事には毒断あり、美食淫乱〈略〉新田の訴詔事、金山の中間入」③ (金を産出する山の意から) ＝かねばこ（金箱）③※浄瑠璃・夕霧阿波鳴渡（1712頃）上「恋風の其扇屋の金山と、名は立のぼる夕ぎりや秋の末よりぶらぶらと」

きん‐ざん【金山】

[1] 〘名〙① 金を産出する鉱山。金坑。※随筆・凌雨漫録（1804‐30頃か）「金山の堀口を鋪口ともいふ」〔南史‐林巴国伝〕② 金でできているように堅固な小島。[2][一] 中国江蘇省鎮江市の西北、揚子江中にある小島。現在は土砂が堆積して南岸に続いている。江中・焦山と対峙する景観は有名。獲符山。チンシャン。[二] (Altan （金の意）に由来) 中央アジアから北東アジアにかけて伸びるアルタイ山脈の異称。