Konoe

Japanese: 近衛 - このえ

[1] (Noun) (A variant of "kon'e") ① An abbreviation of "Kono'efu (Imperial Guards)". ※Nihonkiryaku (A Summary of the Chronicles of Japan) - 869, 11th year of the Jogan Era (869), April 1st "Kon'e's mail _{is sent to} the Imperial Guards" ② An official of the Imperial Guards. ※Shoku Nihon Koki (A Summary of the Chronicles of Japan) - 842, 9th year of the Jowa Era (842), July 1st "Leading _{the brave} Imperial Guards, _each with _two wise men, and _one private hut" ③ An abbreviation of "Kono'eshidan (Imperial Guard Division)" or "Kono'ehei (Imperial Guards)". ※Military System Guidelines (1875) (Compiled by the Ministry of the Army) - 1 "The Army has the Imperial Guards, and they guard Kokonoe" ④ An abbreviation of "Kono'eryu (Imperial Guards)". ※Ukiyo-zoshi: Iro Chirimen Hundred Widows (1718), vol. 3 “She is about 30 years old, is very smart, trained under the Konoe guard, and is an expert at writing a thousand words.”[2] A main street that runs east to west through the center of Ichijo, Heian-kyo.

Chikaki - Protect [Imperial Guard]

〘 noun 〙 The role of staying close to the Imperial Palace and guarding it. Also, the person in question. An official of the Konoe-fu. Konoe. ※Kokin (905-914) miscellaneous form, 1003 "In the light of the day, I was dressed for protection, but who was it that came when autumn came? (Mibu Tadamine)"

Konoe (Konoe)

〘 noun 〙 = Konoe (Konoe) ※Takanohon Taira (early 13th century) 5 "The Emperor went to the South Hall, and the Konoe (Konoe) set up camp on the lower floor."

Konoe Konoe

One of the surnames.

Source: The Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary About the Selected Edition of the Japanese Language Dictionary Information

Japanese:

[1] 〘名〙 (「こんえ」の変化した語)① 「このえふ（近衛府）」の略。※日本紀略‐貞観一一年（869）四月朔日「近衛逓奏_レ楽」② 近衛府の官人。※続日本後紀‐承和九年（842）七月己酉「率_二勇敢近衛等_一各囲_二健岑、逸勢私廬_一」③ 「このえしだん（近衛師団）」または「このえへい（近衛兵）」の略。※軍制綱領（1875）〈陸軍省編〉一「陸軍は近衛あり、以て九重を衛り」④ 「このえりゅう（近衛流）」の略。※浮世草子・色縮緬百人後家（1718）三「年の比三十あまり、きりゃうよく、手は近衛をならひ、千語ぶみかく事名人」[2] 平安京一条の中央を東西に通じる大路。