Oji - Tairo

Japanese: 大路 - たいろ

〘noun〙① A wide road. A large street. A main road. A main road. ※San Tendai Godaisanki (1072-73) 1 "Every ₂₁ blocks _{there are} _two main roads, and _one hundred thousand small roads." [Book of Songs - Zheng Feng, Enforcement of the Main Road]② The highest-ranking main road under the ritsuryo system. Twenty post horses were kept on hand at post houses set up about every 30 ri. An example of this is the Sanyo Road, which connected Kyoto and Dazaifu. ※Ryo Gikai (718) - Horse riding "On all roads, _one post _horse was kept on hand. For the main road (called the Sanyo Road, where the Dazai was to go, that is, _two small roads ₎ , twenty. For the middle road (called the Tokai-Tosando Road, all the others were _two small roads ₎ , ten. For the small roads, five."③ The correct road that people should walk on. The right path. *Doji Questions (1707) ` _`Ko Ire this _Tamereho , Noriyasu Takakari, Oji _Kareyu , and Tamere Gakunodo _Bei'i ''

O- ji ohoji [highway]

〘Noun〙 (formerly "Ochi") A wide passageway. Ochi. Main street. Omichi. A main road. ⇔ Small path. ※Man'yoshu (late 8th century) 15.3728 "Ohochi in Aoniyosi , Nara is a good place to go, but this mountain path is difficult to get through." ※Tsurezuregusa (around 1331) 85 "If you try to run down the main road by imitating a madman, you will become a madman yourself ."

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Japanese:

〘名〙① 幅の広い道路。大きい街路。大通り。おおじ。大道。※参天台五台山記（1072‐73）一「毎_二一町_一有_二大路。小路百千_一」〔詩経‐鄭風・遵大路〕② 令制での最上位の幹線道路。約三〇里毎に設置する駅家に、二〇疋の駅馬が常備された。京と大宰府を結ぶ山陽道がこれにあたる。※令義解（718）廐牧「凡諸道置_二駅馬_一。大路〈謂。山陽道。其大宰以去。即為_二小路_一也〉廿疋。中路〈謂。東海東山道。其自外皆為_二小路_一也〉十匹。小路五匹」③ 人のふみ行なうべき正しい道。正路。※童子問（1707）上「苟以_レ此為_レ法、則安宅可居、大路可_レ由、而為_レ学之道備矣」