Tang Dynasty costume

Japanese: 唐装束 - とうしょうぞく

〘Noun〙① Costumes used in foreign dances and music such as Tang music and Goryeo music. They are divided into regular costumes and separate costumes. Regular costumes refer to a complete set of clothing such as a torikabuto (a helmet) , half-arms, undergarments, outer hakama, red oguchi ( a large opening ) , forget- me-nots , stone belts , stockings, threaded shoes, fugake ( a footwear ), and sedge. Separate costumes refer to costumes used only for a specific piece, such as those worn by the Hu Drinking Man , the Qin King, and the Gyokushu. Kasane shozoku (layered costumes) . [Zoku Kyokunsho (before the 14th century?)]② = Karasozoku (Chinese costumes)①

Kara-sozoku ...Sauzoku [Chinese costume]

〘Noun〙① Costumes made of Chinese brocade. In the case of sokutai, they are used on special occasions. Kara-shozoku. ※Daikyo (before the 12th century) 5 "The Grand Prince wears double layers of fabric. The Empress Dowager wears her own outfit."② = Kasane-shozoku (layered outfit)

Kara-shozoku ...Shauzoku [Chinese costume]

〘Noun〙 = Karasozoku (Chinese costume) ※Hoshishinshu (around 1216) 4 "A beautiful boy of about 14 or 15 years old, dressed in beautiful Chinese costume ."

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Japanese:

〘名〙① 唐楽・高麗楽(こまがく)のような外国伝来の舞楽に用いる装束。常装束と別装束に分かれ、常装束とは鳥兜(とりかぶと)・半臂(はんぴ)・下襲(したがさね)・表袴(うえのはかま)・赤大口(あかおおぐち)・忘緒(わすれお)・石帯(せきたい)・襪(しとうず)・糸鞋(いとぐつ)・踏懸(ふがけ)・末広等のひとそろいをいい、別装束とは胡飲酒(こんじゅ)・秦王・玉樹等の装束のように特定の一曲に限って用いるものをいう。襲装束(かさねしょうぞく)。〔続教訓鈔（１４Ｃ前か）〕② ＝からそうぞく（唐装束）①