Henry

Japanese: ヘンリー

(Henry)[1] (I) Norman king of England (reigned 1100-35 ). He expanded royal power by reforming the judicial administration system, and annexed the Duchy of Normandy. ( 1068-1135 )[2] (II) King of England (reigned 1154-89 ). First king of the Plantagenet dynasty. Grandson of Henry I. Established the height of feudal monarchy in England. ( 1133-89 )[3] (III) King of England of the Plantagenet dynasty (reigned 1216-72 ). Eldest son of King John. He ignored the Great Charter and made many misrule, which led to rebellions by Simon de Montfort and others, and as a result ratified the Provisions of Oxford, which restricted royal power. ( 1207-72 )[4] (IV) King of England (reigned 1399-1413 ). First king of the Lancastrian dynasty. While continuing the Hundred Years' War, he also made an effort to suppress domestic rebellions and heresy. ( 1366-1413 ) [5] (V) King of England (reigned 1413-22 ). Eldest son of Henry IV. Renewed the Hundred Years' War, and in 1420 won the right to the French throne. ( 1387-1422 ) [6] (VI) King of England (reigned 1422-61, 1470-71 ). Son of Henry V. Two years after the end of the Hundred Years' War (1455), the War of the Roses broke out, and he was defeated and killed. ( 1421-71 ) [7] ( VII ) King of England (reigned 1485-1509 ). Of the House of Lancaster. Defeated Richard III in the War of the Roses to ascend to the throne, and founded the Tudor dynasty. Laid the foundations of English absolutism. ( 1457-1509 ) [8] (VIII) King of England (reigned 1509-47 ). Second son of Henry VII. After his divorce from the queen, he left the Church of Rome, and in the Act of Supremacy of 1534 became head of the Church of England, dissolving monasteries and confiscating their property. This resulted in centralization of power and establishing absolutism. ( 1491-1547 ) [9] Third son of King John I of Portugal. His Portuguese name was Henry. As the protector of voyages of exploration, he trained navigators and laid the foundation for Portugal's maritime development in the early modern period. He is known as the Prince Navigator. ( 1394-1460 )

Henry

〘Noun〙 (henry) Unit of inductance of electromagnetic induction. Symbol H One henry is the value of the sensitivity coefficient of a circuit that generates an electromotive force of one volt when a current that changes at a rate of one ampere per second is passed through it, and is equal to ¹⁰⁹ cgs electromagnetic units. It is named after J. Henry, the discoverer of self-induction of electric current. *Ministry of Communications Ordinance No. 117 - December 27, 1910 (Meiji 43) "The unit of electrical induction is the henry"

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(Henry)[一] (一世) ノルマン朝のイギリス王（在位一一〇〇‐三五）。司法行政制度を改革して王権を伸長し、ノルマンディー公国を併合した。（一〇六八‐一一三五）[二] (二世) イギリス王（在位一一五四‐八九）。プランタジネット朝初代の王。ヘンリー一世の孫。イギリス封建王政の盛期を築いた。（一一三三‐八九）[三] (三世) プランタジネット朝のイギリス王（在位一二一六‐七二）。ジョン王の長子。大憲章を無視して失政多く、シモン=ド=モンフォールらの反抗を招き、その結果王権を制限したオックスフォード条項を承認した。（一二〇七‐七二）[四] (四世) イギリス王（在位一三九九‐一四一三）。ランカスター朝初代の王。百年戦争を継続する一方、国内の反乱、異端鎮定に力を尽くした。（一三六六‐一四一三）[五] (五世) イギリス王（在位一四一三‐二二）。ヘンリー四世の長子。百年戦争を再開、一四二〇年フランス王位継承権を獲得。（一三八七‐一四二二）[六] (六世) イギリス王（在位一四二二‐六一、一四七〇‐七一）。ヘンリー五世の子。百年戦争終結の二年後（一四五五）に薔薇(ばら)戦争が起こり、敗北して殺害された。（一四二一‐七一）[七] (七世) イギリス王（在位一四八五‐一五〇九）。ランカスター家の出。薔薇戦争でリチャード三世を破って即位、チューダー朝を開く。イギリス絶対主義の基礎を築いた。（一四五七‐一五〇九）[八] (八世) イギリス王（在位一五〇九‐四七）。ヘンリー七世の次男。王妃との離婚問題を契機にローマ教会から離れ、一五三四年の首長令で英国国教会の首長となり、修道院を解散して財産を没収した。これによって中央集権の実をあげ、絶対主義を確立した。（一四九一‐一五四七）[九] ポルトガル王ジョアン一世の第三王子。ポルトガル名はエンリケ。探検航海の保護者として、航海者を養成し、近世初頭のポルトガルの海上発展の基礎をすえた。航海王子と呼ばれる。（一三九四‐一四六〇）

ヘンリー

〘名〙 (henry) 電磁感応のインダクタンスの単位。記号Ｈ一ヘンリーは、毎秒一アンペアの割合で変化する電流を通した時、一ボルトの起電力を生じるような回路の感応係数の値で、10⁹cgs 電磁単位に等しい。電流の自己誘導の発見者Ｊ=ヘンリーの名にちなむ。※逓信省令第百十七号‐明治四三年（1910）一二月二七日「電気誘導はヘンリーを以て単位とす」

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