Kyoto - Kyojo

Japanese: 京上 - きょうじょう

〘Noun〙① (━suru) In the Middle Ages, it meant going up to Kyoto. Going up to Kyoto. ※Gyokuyo - November 2, 1183 (2nd year of Juei) "It is said that Yoritomo left _Kamakura Castle on the 5th of last month, _went to Kyoto and stayed _at _an inn, and _{stayed there} for _{a few} nights." ② Abbreviation of "Kyojoyaku (tasks to go to Kyoto)." ※Kōyasan documents - September 18, 1291 (4th year of Shoō) - Request from Kunitaka, the head of the Kaminosho pursuit envoy, "Kin'ou and went to Kyoto." ③ (━suru) = Kyoshin (progress to Kyoto) ※Harutomi no Sukuneki - November 24, 1478 (10th year of Bunmei) "When Saito went to Kyoto, he left _{some of} _his luggage there."

Today - Nobori Kyau... [Kyoto]

〘 noun 〙 In the past, going from the provinces to Kyoto, which was the capital. Going up to Kyoto. ⇔ Going down to Kyoto. ※Konjaku (around 1120) 19 "Meanwhile, the governor had already completed his duties and went up to Kyoto. "

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Japanese:

〘名〙① (━する) 中世、京都にのぼることをいう。京のぼり。上洛。※玉葉‐寿永二年（1183）一一月二日「伝聞、頼朝去月五日出_二鎌倉城_一、已京上宿_二旅館_一、及_二三ケ夜_一」② 「きょうじょうやく（京上役）」の略。※高野山文書‐正応四年（1291）九月一八日・神野庄総追捕使代国高請文「近夫并京上」③ (━する) ＝きょうしん（京進）※晴富宿禰記‐文明一〇年（1478）一一月二四日「彼斎藤荷物京上之時押_二置之_一」