Dainagon - Dainagon

Japanese: 大納言 - だいなごん

〘Noun〙① Under the Ritsuryo system, one of the titles of the Daijokan. Ranked second only to the Minister, they discussed government affairs with the Minister and acted in his place when the Minister was absent. The number of staff stipulated in the Ritsuryo was four, but in 705 , the maximum number was reduced to two, and three Chunagon (officials outside the Ritsuryo system) were also established. Later, during the Heian period, Gon Dainagon was established, and the number gradually increased, reaching eight by the end of the Heian period, so the maximum number was set at six. Equivalent to Shosanmi. Chinese names: Aso and Akai. Ookimono Mousu Tsukasa. Ookimono Mousu Tsukasa. Ookimono Mousu Tsukasa. ※Ryo Gikai (718) Officials "Four Dainagon. (Shoka _San , _Nigi Shoji, _I. Shikisou. Senji. Jijou. Kenkae _Jo .)"② Official position under the Daijokan system. Established in 1869 ( Meiji 2 ). Together with the Ministers of the Left and Right and the Councillors, it formed the Daijokan. It was abolished in the fourth year of the same year. *No. 622 - July 8, 1869 (Complete Laws) "The Three Grand Ministers" ③ Abbreviation of "Dainagon Azuki (Dainagon Azuki)". *Otogi Zoushi, Kusaki Taiheiki (included in Yuhodo Bunko) (Edo era) part 2 "Now, in the rear guard, the Dainagon Mameotoko is wearing azuki beans" ④ A type of komon. Kashimaya komon. [Essays, Morisada Manko (1837-53)] ⑤ An extremely fine shark komon. In the past, this pattern was used only by the Kishu Tokugawa family, and it is said that the name came from the Kishu Dainagon.

Ooimonomausutsukasa (Grand Minister)

〘Noun〙① One of the officials under the Ritsuryo system. Equivalent to the vice minister of the Daijokan. As a close attendant to the Emperor, they participated in matters such as reports and proclamations, and acted in his place when the Minister was unable to attend. An official equivalent to the rank of Shosanmi. Capacity: four. In Chinese names, they were called Akai and Aso. A large-scale official. Daijokan. [Wamyo-sho in twenty volumes (around 934)]② An official position under the Daijokan system. Established in 1869 ( Meiji 2 ). Together with the Ministers of the Left and Right and the Councillors, they made up the Daijokan. Abolished in 1871.

Ookimonomausu Tsukasa (Grand Minister)

〘Noun〙 = Ooimono mou su tsukasa (Grand Minister) ※ Chronicles (720) Tenchi 10th Year New Year (Kitano Honin) "Is Ogata Yasuomi, Kose no Hitoomi, and the great ministers of the Chronicles the Chief Censor (Ohokimono Masu Tsukasa) ? (Is the Chief Censor the current Grand Minister?)"

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Japanese:

〘名〙① 令制で、太政官の職名の一つ。大臣に次ぐ地位で、大臣と共に政事を議し、大臣不在の時は代行した。令に規定する員数は四人であるが、慶雲二年（七〇五）定員を二人に減じて、他に中納言三人（令外の官）を設けた。のち平安時代に権大納言を置くこととなり、この員数は漸増し、平安末期には八人に達したので、定員を六人と定めた。正三位に相当。唐名、亜相・亜槐。おおきものもうすつかさ。おおいものもうしのつかさ。おおいものもうすつかさ。※令義解（718）職員「大納言四人。〈掌_下参_二議庶事_一。敷奏。宣旨。侍従。献替_上〉」② 太政官制での官職。明治二年（一八六九）設置。左右大臣・参議とともに太政官を構成。同四年廃止。※第六二二‐明治二年（1869）七月八日（法令全書）「大納言三人」③ 「だいなごんあずき（大納言小豆）」の略。※御伽草子・草木大平記（有朋堂文庫所収）（江戸初）下「さて後陣の大しゃうには小豆の大納言豆男」④ 小紋の一種。加島屋小紋。〔随筆・守貞漫稿（1837‐53）〕⑤ きわめてこまかい鮫小紋。古くは紀州徳川家のみが用いた柄で紀州大納言よりこの名が出たという。

おおい‐ものもうすつかさおほいものまうすつかさ【大納言】

〘名〙① 令制における官の一つ。太政官の次官にあたる。天皇に近侍して奏上、宣下のことなどに参画、大臣不参のときは代行した。正三位相当の官。定員四名。唐名で亜槐、亜相という。おおきものもうすつかさ。だいなごん。〔二十巻本和名抄（934頃）〕② 太政官制における官職。明治二年（一八六九）設置。左右大臣・参議とともに太政官を構成。同四年廃止。