Gyokudo - Gyokudo

Japanese: 玉堂 - ぎょくどう

〘Noun〙① A hall decorated with jade. Also, a complimentary name for a palace. A beautiful palace. A jade hall. ※Untitled poem from Japan (around 1162-64) VIII. A winter's trip to Chorakuji Temple (Fujiwara no Sanekane) "The stone-walled road is deeply supported _by _celebratory lilies. The jade hall is open to the _ears _of sandalwood." [Han Feizi - Shudao] ② ("jade" is a complimentary name) A word used to respectfully refer to someone's house. ③ In China, during the Han dynasty, a place where vassals waited for imperial edicts. Later, it became another name for the Hanlin Academy. ※Essays - Sleeping Alone ( around 1724) Vol. 1 "When Duke Yao Wen became Hanlin, he received an order to hold a banquet at the Jade Hall." [Huang Tingjian - Immediate Poem on the Jingjiang Pavilion]

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Japanese:

〘名〙① 玉で飾った殿堂。また、宮殿の美称。美しい宮殿。玉殿。※本朝無題詩（1162‐64頃）八・冬日遊長楽寺〈藤原実兼〉「石壁路深援_二薜茘_一。玉堂枢開聞_二栴檀_一」〔韓非子‐守道〕② (「玉」は美称) 他人を敬って、その家をいう語。③ 中国、漢代に臣下が詔を待った所。のちに、翰林院(かんりんいん)の異称となった。※随筆・独寝（1724頃）上「姚文公翰林になりて、旨を承りて玉堂に宴をもふけられしに」〔黄庭堅‐荊江亭即事詩〕

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