Accompanying people - Shobanshu

Japanese: 相伴衆 - しょうばんしゅう

〘Noun〙 (also "Shobanshu") People who participate in the company at banquets. Especially during the Muromachi period, when the Shogun held a banquet in the palace or attended banquets of other generals, they were people who accompanied the banquet as companions. They were selected from the powerful shugo daimyo families. → Goshobanshu. ※Latino-Portuguese Dictionary (1595) "Apophoreta〈abbreviation〉Furumaino sueni xǒbanxuni (Shaubanshuni) atayuru hikidemono"

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Japanese:

〘名〙 (「しょうばんしゅ」とも) 宴席などで相伴にあずかる人々。特に、室町時代、将軍が殿中で宴を催し、また、諸将の宴に臨む時、相伴役としてその席に陪従する者。有力守護大名家から選ばれた。→御相伴衆。※羅葡日辞書（1595）「Apophoreta〈略〉フルマイノスエニ xǒbanxuni(シャウバンシュニ) アタユルヒキデモノ」

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