Omiya

Japanese: 大宮 - おおみや

[1] [noun] [一] ("O" is a prefix) refers to the palace of a god or an emperor. ① The seat of a god. Shrine. (i) Generally refers to a shrine or a building. ※Shoki (720), 11th year of Jomei, July "This year, a large palace and a large temple will be constructed." (b) A local shrine, referring to the most prestigious shrine in that area. ※Fuzoku-ka (early 9th century - mid 11th century) Naritakashi "The sound is loud, the sound is loud. Ohomiya is close and the sound is loud." ② Refers to the palace of an emperor or similar. (i) Imperial palace. Dairi . ※Kojiki (712), lower part "When I came up from Omiya and entered the house of Nuri no Mi and sat there." (b) Refers to the palace or palace of a person of similar rank to the emperor. ※Kojiki (712), Vol. 2, Song: "Ohomiya no ototsu hatade sumi kakeri" (Ha) (By extension ) Refers to the Imperial Court or the Imperial Court. ※Kagurauta (late 9th century), Komaebari: "Ohomiya no chihisa kodoneri ya" [ 2 ] ("O " is the opposite of " waka " and refers to an older person. "Miya" is a noble woman.) Mainly refers to members of the Imperial family. ① An honorific title for an Empress Dowager or Grand Empress Dowager. ※Utsubo (c. 970-999), Fujiwara no Kimi: "At the Kamo River, the Imperial Court began to present the Imperial Grace, and even the younger ladies came out." ② Generally, an honorific title for members of the Imperial family or older women of Imperial descent. ※Genji (c. 1001-14): Aoi: "The Minister's hospitality is also a pain. It is not fitting for the Omiya to be treated so kindly, so he has to face the people." ③ A male member of the Imperial family. ※Genji (c. 1001-14): Wakana no Shita: "Omiya said, 'There are many times when I feel sad about various things,' and he stood up and looked at the arrangements with his own eyes." ④ A respectful title for the Mother of the Imperial Family. ※Genji (c. 1001-14): Souzu: "Omiya's youthful beauty is even more beautiful than ever." [2][1] Abbreviation of "Omiya Oji (Omiya Oji)." [2] Abbreviation of "Omiya Dori (Omiya Street)." ※Onin Koki (1711) 2 "From To-ji Temple, they went up Omiya and advanced to Gojo to try to get Hosokawa Sanuki- no -kami to join the camp." [3] The eighth subsidiary shrine of Kamo Wakeikazuchi Shrine (Kamigamo Shrine). It is located in Shichiku Shimotakedono-cho, Kita-ku, Kyoto City, and the deity worshipped is Kamo Taketsunomi-no- mikoto . In 1872 , it was renamed Kuga Shrine. [4] It is one of the seven Hiyoshi Shrines at the eastern foot of Mount Hiei. It is the first of the Seven Hiyoshi Shrines. [5] The name of a place in Fujinomiya City, Shizuoka Prefecture. Formerly Omiya Town, Fuji County. Named after Asama Shrine. [6] One of the administrative districts of Saitama City, Saitama Prefecture. The location of Musashi Province Ichinomiya Hikawa Shrine. Former post town on the Nakasendo road. The city is served by the Tohoku and Joetsu Shinkansen lines, the Tohoku Main Line, the Takasaki Line, the Kawagoe Line, the Saikyo Line, and the Tobu Railway Noda Line. It was incorporated as a city in 1940. In 2001 , it merged with Yono City and Urawa City to form Saitama City. In 1930, wards were established. It occupies the center of the former Omiya City area. [7] Former town name in Watarai County, central Mie Prefecture. It is located in the northern part of Taiki Town. It is home to Takihara Shrine, a branch shrine of the Imperial Grand Shrine of Ise ( Naiku ). It is also home to Aso Onsen. [8] Former town name in Kyotango City, northwest Kyoto Prefecture. It is one of the main production areas of Tango Chirimen , and is home to Omiyame Shrine, whose stone lanterns have been designated as Important Cultural Properties. [9] Former town name in Hitachi-Omiya City, Ibaraki Prefecture. A former post town on the Tanagura (Ota) Highway.

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

Japanese:

[1] 〘名〙[一] (「おお」は接頭語) 神、または天皇の御殿をさす。① 神の御座所。神社。(イ) 一般に神社、社殿をいう。※書紀（720）舒明一一年七月「今年、大宮と大寺とを造作(つく)らしむ」(ロ) 地方の神社で、その地方でもっとも格の高い神社を呼ぶ。※風俗歌（９Ｃ前‐１１Ｃ中か）鳴り高し「鳴(な)り高しや鳴り高し於保美也(オホミヤ)近くて鳴り高し」② 天皇などの御所をいう。(イ) 皇居。内裏(だいり)。※古事記（712）下「大宮より上り幸でまして、奴理能美の家に入り坐しし時」(ロ) 天皇に準ずる人の御所、宮殿をいう。※古事記（712）下・歌謡「意富美夜(オホミヤ)の彼(をと)つ鰭手(はたで) 隅(すみ)傾けり」(ハ) (転じて) 宮廷、朝廷をさす。※神楽歌（９Ｃ後）小前張「於保見也(オホミヤ)の小(ちひ)さ小舎人(こどねり)や」[二] (「おお」は「若」に対して、年をとった人を表わす。「みや」は高貴な女性) 主として皇族をさす。① 皇太后、太皇太后の敬称。※宇津保（970‐999頃）藤原の君「賀茂河に御ぐしすましに、大宮よりはじめ奉りて、小君たちまでいで給へり」② 一般に、皇族、または皇族出身の年とった女性に対する敬称。※源氏（1001‐14頃）葵「大臣(おとど)の御もてなしも心苦しう、大宮の御かたざまにもてはなるまじきなど、かたがたにさしあひたれば」③ 男性の皇族。※源氏（1001‐14頃）若菜下「大宮は『〈略〉さまざま物なげかしき折々多かるに〈略〉』とて、御しつらひをも、たちゐ、御手づから御覧じ入れ」④ 母宮に対する敬称。※源氏（1001‐14頃）総角「大宮は、いよいよ若くをかしきけはひなむまさり給ける」[2][一] 「おおみやおおじ（大宮大路）」の略。[二] 「おおみやどおり（大宮通）」の略。※応仁広記（1711）二「東寺より大宮を上りに細川讚岐守が陣へ取入んと五条迄打出けれども」[三] 賀茂別雷神社(かもわけいかずちじんじゃ)（=上賀茂神社）の第八摂社。京都市北区紫竹下竹殿町に鎮座し、賀茂建角身命(かもたけつのみのみこと)が祭神。明治五年（一八七二）に久我(くが)神社と改称。[四] 比叡山東麓の日吉(ひえ)神社の七つの社のうちの一つをいう。日吉七社のうちで第一に位置する社。[五] 静岡県富士宮市の地名。旧富士郡大宮町。浅間神社にちなむ。[六] 埼玉県さいたま市の行政区の一つ。武蔵国一宮氷川神社の所在地。中山道の旧宿場町。東北・上越新幹線、東北本線、高崎線、川越線、埼京線、東武鉄道野田線が通じる。昭和一五年（一九四〇）市制。平成一三年（二〇〇一）与野(よの)市、浦和市と合併してさいたま市となる。同一五年区設置。旧大宮市域の中心部を占める。[七] 三重県中部、度会(わたらい)郡の旧町名。大紀町の北部にあたる。伊勢の皇大神宮（内宮）の別宮、滝原宮がある。阿曾温泉がある。[八] 京都府北西部、京丹後市の地名。旧町名。丹後縮緬(ちりめん)の主産地の一つで、石灯籠が重要文化財の指定をうけている大宮売(おおみやめ)神社がある。[九] 茨城県常陸大宮市の地名。旧町名。棚倉（太田）街道の旧宿場町。

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