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9月 02, 2026

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彼女はここで打ちひしがれればよかった。しかし彼女の性格のしくみは、絶望という休眠の機能をもっていないようで、川の岩を跳びながら渉(わた)るように、つぎの岩にむかって身をひるがえすひとであった。私的にいえば、騎馬民族の末裔(まつえい)としか言いようがない。この間のことは、ツェベクマさんの話が錯綜(さくそう)していて、私にはうまく整理できない。"

She should have been crushed by the tragedy that had befallen her at the time.

However, her personality seemed to lack the function of despair as a respite; to put it another way, she was like someone constantly turning to the next rock, leaping from one rock to the other as she crossed a river.

Personally, I can only describe her just as a descendant of a nomadic equestrian people.

Regarding what happened to Tsebekma-san during this time, her story is so complex that I can't quite put it into words.

AI Summary: The kanji character "渉" (shō) originates from the image of walking across a river and means to cross a body of water, to observe and learn widely, and to be involved (related to). Its on'yomi (Sino-Japanese reading) is "shō," and its kun'yomi (Japanese reading) is "wata(ru)." It is used in compound words that involve interacting with others or gathering a wide range of knowledge, such as negotiation, interference, external relations, and hunting. Kanji Pedia +2

AI Summary: A descendant (matsuei) refers to a descendant who is far removed from an ancestor, representing the last line of the bloodline. It is often used to refer to the bloodline of historical figures. Synonyms include descendant, last descendant, and offspring. It is frequently used in contexts introducing individuals who are related to famous historical figures, such as "descendant of Tokugawa Ieyasu" or "descendant of Date Masamune." www.bs-tvtokyo.co.jp +5

AI Overview: "Complexity" (sakusō) refers to a state where things are intricately intertwined and entangled. It is particularly used to describe a situation where information or opinions are disorganized and confused (e.g., "Information is complex"). Main synonyms include complex, confused, disorganized, and intertwined.

Main Usage Examples:

・Various pieces of information are intertwined regarding the truth of the incident.

・Opinions at the scene are conflicting, and no conclusion can be reached.

・Troubled by complicated human relationships.

・A storm of conflicting thoughts.

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"【ゆっくり解説】小さな殺人魚「カンディル」が200人以上を食ったサントス号事件"

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でですね◆江青、38年延安のマルクス・レーニン学院に入学。｢おい、なんか夏学だ、幻魔大戦だ、不老不死だ、と言ってて、マルクス・レーニン学院に入学か？｣はですね、矛盾をこれまた恐れずに、だから、人の世を亡ぼすのはボタン一つ押すだけで済むけれど、ま、ないんですけどね、それぞれ別の人格があり、夢があり、自由がある、この人の世を幸福にするためには、やっぱりそう簡単にはいかんのだろう。現実主義、で。つまり、毛沢東さんと、当然江青さんも含まれる、仲間がつくりあげつつあった現実主義的な政権を不満とし、これを倒すべく千万といわれる少年少女を使嗾(しそう)した。"

◆Jiang Qing. In 1938, she entered the Marxist-Lenin Institute in Yan'an. Some of you might be thinking, "Hey, you keep talking about the science of Ka (Canaan), Genma Taisen, and immortality, but in the end, are you going to conclude that 'Jiang Qing will enroll in the Marxist-Lenin Institute'?" Regarding this matter, and without fear of contradiction, it seems that destroying the human world only requires the push of a button (though we don't have nuclear bombs), but making this world a happy place for individuals with distinct personalities, dreams, and freedoms is not so simple. in short, Realism. In other words, 'they' were dissatisfied with the pragmatic regime that did not forget the ideals that Mao Zedong-san and, of course, Jiang Qing-san and their comrades were building, and 'they' incited tens of millions of boys and girls to overthrow it.

そうだ、この時間、いつもはGIGSの聴き返しをしてるんだ。おかしいと思った。2026050305:54(日本時間)。

sateoki,

AI Summary: Contradiction refers to a situation where two things contradict each other, lacking logical consistency or coherence. It originates from a story in the Chinese text *Han Feizi*, about a merchant who sold both a spear capable of piercing any shield and a shield capable of blocking any spear. From this, the term came to mean two conflicting claims. Wikipedia +5

Characteristics and Origin

・Origin: A story from the state of Chu in China about a merchant who sold the strongest spear and the strongest shield (a story of contradiction).

・Meaning: Inconsistent, contradictory, lacking coherence.

・Synonyms/Antonyms: A similar word is "inconsistent," and antonyms are "consistency" and "coherence."

・Logic: A state in which two propositions cannot be true simultaneously; one of them must always be false. Wikipedia +6

Examples and Everyday Expressions

・"His argument contradicts itself from beginning to end."

・"Sometimes ideals and reality contradict each other."

・"The instruction to be careful and prompt is contradictory in terms of action."

The moral of the story is that when you put two absolute things together, it doesn't make logical sense (there's no way to resolve it). Shimizu Real Estate Service

AI Overview: Realism is an attitude of judging and dealing with things based on objective facts and the current situation, without pursuing ideals or dreams. In international politics, it emphasizes national interests and power struggles, and generally refers to a tendency to pursue calm analysis and certain results. It is a way of thinking that eliminates emotions and focuses on analyzing structures and resources to determine "how to change this reality for the better." Kansai Career Education Center (General Incorporated Association) +3

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人の世を亡ぼすのはボタン一つ押すだけで済むけれど、ま、ないんですけどね、

[※ま、いないんですけどね]

[※Well, it doesn't actually exist.]

やっぱりそう簡単にはいかんのだろう。

[※そうはいかん]

[※That's not going to happen]

[※ウソはいかん]

[※Lying is unacceptable]

[※そうはいかん]

[※I won't let that happen.]

[※ウソはいかん(笑)]

[※Death penalty (lol)]

[※製造、そうはいかん]

[※Manufacturing. I won't allow that.]

Summary by AI: "Shisō" (使嗾) is a word of Chinese origin meaning to instruct or encourage someone to do something wrong or to provoke them. While the correct spelling is supposedly "指嗾," "使嗾" is also commonly used. Synonyms include "to instigate," "to ignite," and "to stir up." It is often used with a passive nuance, referring to being made to act by the instructions of a third party. (Wiktionary +2)

AI Summary: "Shisō" (志操) refers to a strong and unwavering commitment to one's principles, beliefs, and integrity. It is primarily used in the form "shisō kengo" (志操堅固) to describe a person's sincerity and strength of conviction. Wiktionary +3

AI Summary: "Shisō" (death omen) refers to characteristic changes or signs that are said to appear on the face and body of a person nearing death. Medically, these include skin discoloration due to declining organ function (paleness, purple spots), unfocused eyes, dilated pupils, and extreme coldness of the hands and feet. From a superstitious perspective, vertical lines on the forehead or a distinctive facial expression are sometimes mentioned as omens of death. Funeral reviews +4

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◆ぬえ【･鵺】頭は猿,胴はたぬき,手足は虎,尾は蛇に似るという伝説上の動物。(パーソナル現代国語辞典より)

◆ぬえ【鵺】a chimera(怪獣).～的な mysterious(不可解な).(パーソナル和英辞典より)

◆【鵺】１９画［鳥］部［音］；ヤ［意］ぬえ (パーソナル版漢字辞典より)。

◆ Nue [･鵺] A legendary animal said to have the head of a monkey, the body of a raccoon dog, the limbs of a tiger, and the tail of a snake. (From Personal Modern Japanese Dictionary)

◆ Nue [鵺] a chimera (monster). ~-like mysterious (inexplicable). (From Personal Japanese-English Dictionary)

◆ [鵺] 19 strokes [bird] radical [sound]; Ya [meaning] nue (From Personal Kanji Dictionary).

Nico Nico Encyclopedia

https://dic.nicovideo.jp › Bird Section

What is the Bird Section (Choubu)? [Word Article]

This section consists of characters that follow the character for "bird." The character for "bird" is a pictograph of the entire body of a bird with a long tail, and many of the characters that follow the character for "bird" have meanings related to birds. It is often placed as a right-hand radical.

Summary by AI: "Incomprehensible" (ふかかい) refers to a situation where the reason behind something is unclear, making understanding or resolution impossible. It also describes the state of being in such a state. It is used to describe situations where the reason is completely unknown and unacceptable, or to describe something mysterious and bizarre. Wiktionary +3

Specific usage examples:

・ An inexplicable, mysterious incident.

・His actions are completely inexplicable.

・ Fans are bewildered by the inexplicable player selection.

Synonyms and related terms:

・ Mysterious: Something that defies reason.

・Inexplicable: Something that cannot be understood by common sense.

・ Mystery: Something whose meaning is unclear or unknown.

・ Difficult to understand, unconvincing.

・ Mystery, strange, bizarre.

According to the thesaurus website, "Ryugo Tamatebako" refers to a state of not understanding something, and is used in business settings to politely convey doubts or feelings of unease.

で。2026050704:50(日本時間)。

"【2025】年賀ver 氷室京介未発表CMソング"

sateoki,

"Redman (1972) - Battle 001 - Redman vs. Darkron - レッドマンバトル1"

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でもですね、確信を持って言いますけど、鳥は俺を守ってくれてるんです。ヌエじゃないけど、カラスも｢夏～夏～｣と、いつも(笑)。

But I can say this with certainty: the birds are protecting me. It's not a Nue (mythical creature), but well crows are always singing "Ka～, Ka～", you know (lol).

What does the crow's "caw-caw" call mean?

AI Overview

The "caw-caw" call of crows is primarily used by large-billed crows for communication with other crows (contact calls) and territorial claims. They use over 40 different vocalizations to convey meanings such as "danger," "meal," and "greeting." The morning "caw" is a territorial signal, and while flying, they use "caw" for roll call. It is said that they distinguish situations by the number of calls and the degree of humming.

Shonan Coast Real Estate +5

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2014/03/03 17:00

もどります、｢草原の記｣単行本1992(平成4)年刊、文庫1995(平成7)年刊、からの抜出です、201ページ、"毛沢東の中国ができあがるのは、日本の敗戦から四年後の一九四九年である。その直後に、<毛沢東の中国>は<ソ連との友好同盟条約を結んだ>、しかし<両国の関係はほどなく軋(きし)んだ>。やがて断絶同然になり、一九五六年前後、毛沢東は、ソ連式の社会主義建設と縁を切って、中国独自の路線をうち出した。独自の路線とはいえ、それに見合う具体案などはなかった。とりあえず既存の村落をそのまま｢人民公社｣にすることと、生産を励まして｢大躍進｣させることが、毛沢東路線というものになった。いずれも蹉跌(さてつ)してしまう。"

2014/03/03 17:00

Returning to the main topic, this is an excerpt from "Record of the Grasslands" (hardcover edition published in 1992 (Heisei 4), paperback edition published in 1995 (Heisei 7)).

Page 201: "Mao Zedong's China was established in 1949, four years after Japan's defeat. Immediately thereafter, <Mao Zedong's China> <concluded a Treaty of Friendship and Alliance with the Soviet Union>, but <relationships between the two countries soon became strained>."

Eventually, relations became virtually severed, and around 1956, Mao Zedong severed ties with Soviet-style socialist construction and forged his(their) own unique Chinese line. However, despite this unique line, there were no concrete plans to match it. For the time being, the Mao Zedong line consisted of simply converting existing villages into 'people's communes' and encouraging production to achieve the 'Great Leap Forward'. Both of these ultimately failed."

AI Summary

"Satetsu" (蹉跌) means to stumble and fall, or for things not to go smoothly and to fail; it means setback. It is used when work or plans are thwarted by unexpected obstacles. Synonyms include "setback," "failure," and "mistake."

Wikipedia +5

Details of Satetsu (蹉跌)

・Reading: satetsu

・Meaning:

　・To stumble, to fall.

　・It refers to work or plans not going well and failing. To be stuck.

・Etymology: Both the kanji characters "蹉" and "跌" mean "to stumble," and by combining them, it expresses a severe stumble, that is, a "major failure."

Miyata Japanese Language School +3

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[※これ色分け途中ですが、“とりあえず既存の村落をそのまま｢人民公社｣にすることと、生産を励まして｢大躍進｣させること”。これだから◆líve bírth/生児出生, 生産(せいざん); 生産児 (cf. STILLBIRTH)。人民公社成立のそもそもは“大躍進”でもなんでもなく、だから創価学会と同じ“防衛”では？]

[※This is still in the process of being color-coded, but..."For now, the goal is to turn existing villages into 'People's Communes' as they are, and to encourage production to achieve a 'Great Leap Forward'."

This is therefore... ◆líve bírth/birth, production; live birth (cf. STILLBIRTH).

The original purpose of establishing the "People's Communes" wasn't a "Great Leap Forward" or anything like that, so wasn't it "defense," just like the Soka Gakkai?]

失礼な言い方だとおもいますが、だから"講"とかも全部そうでしょうけど、おれは、創価学会発足のそもそもは、戦略の一過程として、社会的弱者という立場を演じなければいけない、つまり、色々な意味で標的にされるひとたちを護るため自衛するためだった、とおもってます。

ちなみに、池田大作さんを信頼したのはパッと見です(ごめんなさい・笑)。

I know this might sound rude, but I think that the original purpose of the Soka Gakkai's founding—and I think this applies to all "講" as well—was to protect and defend those who had to play the role of socially vulnerable people as a strategically necessary step, in other words, those who would be targeted by "them" in various ways.

Incidentally, my trust in Daisaku Ikeda was based on first impressions (sorry, lol).

AI-generated summary

"Patto-mi" (パット見) is a casual expression meaning an impression or feeling based on a quick glance. It refers to a "first impression" or "outward impression" before a detailed examination, and is used with the nuance that it may differ from reality, as in "It looks good at first glance."

Characteristics and Usage/Meaning:

・An impression based on only a very short time spent looking at an object.

・Nuance: Similar to "outwardly" or "at first glance," it can imply that something is different (flaws are present) upon closer inspection.

Examples:

・"At first glance, it looks like an easy puzzle."

・"At first glance, it looks well done, but upon closer inspection, flaws are noticeable."

Synonyms:

・"At first glance," "appearance," "glance."

In business or formal situations, it is more appropriate to use "at first glance" or "appearance."

AI Summary: A "ko" (講) is a group of people who share a belief in a particular deity or Buddha, or a group or gathering that aims for mutual assistance (financial support) in a local area. During the Edo period, "daisan-ko" (代参講), where members would save money for pilgrimages to Ise Shrine or Mount Fuji and send a representative on their behalf, became popular. In modern times, ko may also function as venues for appreciating classical performing arts or for community interaction. NPO Edo-ren +3

In modern times, the word "ko" is sometimes used not only in reference to religious ceremonies, but also to refer to social gatherings within local communities or to venues for specific hobbies or training programs.

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<毛沢東の中国><ソ連との友好同盟条約を結んだ>が、<両国の関係はほどなく軋(きし)んだ>、

Mao Zedong's China signed a treaty of friendship and alliance with the Soviet Union, but relations between the two countries soon became strained.

｢人間の集団について｣にも、"中国①は五千年の歴史からみて、辺境が中国化し⑥ないかぎり自国⑦の安泰はない、という外政的⑧伝統がある。

In "On Human Groups," it states that "China, ①with its 5,000-year history, ⑧has a foreign policy tradition ⑦that it cannot be secure ⑥unless its border regions become Sinicized."

①北ベトナム(同様)は⑥中国にとって安全になったが、(中国は)、②カンボジアは親米(で親中、心中・笑)政権③であるために④シアヌーク(さんが)という貴族②政治家をけしかけて⑤南ベトナムにおける解放戦線のような性格の愛国戦線をつく(ることによって)らせ、③間断なく戦闘させているのである。

①North Vietnam(Similarly) ⑥has become safe for China, but because ②Cambodia (③is a) pro-American (and secretly pro-China, lol) regime, China ②has instigated an aristocratic politician like ④Sihanouk(san) t⑤o create a patriotic front similar in character to the National Liberation Front in South Vietnam, ③thus keeping Cambodia in a state of continuous civil war.

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①ソ連はソ連で、南北ベトナムに⑦②戦乱がおさまること⑧をかならずしも③欲していない。

①The Soviet Union, for its part, ⑧does not necessarily ③want ⑦②the fighting in North and South Vietnam to end.

④もし中国の望むかたちで⑨⑤おさまれば⑦ソ連にとって⑪中国⑧を安泰にするだけであり、⑩⑥むしろ④混乱がつづくことによって中国の辺境を⑤不安たらしめ、より強力な中国として成長することをはばみたい⑫⑨という気持ちのほうがつよい。"

④If the Vietnam War ⑨⑤were to end in a way that China desired, from ⑦the Soviet perspective, ⑧this would only secure ⑪China's position. ⑩⑥Rather, ⑫⑨it is likely that the Soviet Union would prefer the continued ④turmoil ⑤to destabilize China's border regions and prevent it from growing into a more powerful nation."

"直径約400kmクラスの巨大隕石落下するときの臨時放送【NHK】#地球崩壊#人類及び生物全滅"

☝500キロ。2026051405:25(日本時間)。

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<毛沢東の中国><ソ連との友好同盟条約を結んだ>が、<両国の関係はほどなく軋(きし)んだ>、

｢人間の集団について｣にも、"中国①は五千年の歴史からみて、辺境が中国化し⑥ないかぎり自国⑦の安泰はない、という外政的⑧伝統がある。

①ソ連はソ連で、南北ベトナムに⑦②戦乱がおさまること⑧をかならずしも③欲していない。

Mao Zedong's China signed a treaty of friendship and alliance with the Soviet Union, but relations between the two countries soon became strained.

In "On Human Groups," it states that "China, ①with its 5,000-year history, ⑧has a foreign policy tradition ⑦that it cannot be secure ⑥unless its border regions become Sinicized."

①The Soviet Union, for its part, ⑧does not necessarily ③want ⑦②the fighting in North and South Vietnam to end.

<毛沢東の中国><ソ連との友好同盟条約を結んだ>が、<両国の関係はほどなく軋(きし)んだ>、｢人間の集団について｣にも、"中国①は五千年の歴史からみて、辺境が中国化し⑥ないかぎり自国⑦の安泰はない、という外政的⑧伝統がある。①北ベトナム(同様)は⑥中国にとって安全になったが、(中国は)、②カンボジアは親米(で親中、心中・笑)政権③であるために④シアヌーク(さんが)という貴族②政治家をけしかけて⑤南ベトナムにおける解放戦線のような性格の愛国戦線をつく(ることによって)らせ、③間断なく戦闘させているのである。①ソ連はソ連で、南北ベトナムに⑦②戦乱がおさまること⑧をかならずしも③欲していない。④もし中国の望むかたちで⑨⑤おさまれば⑦ソ連にとって⑪中国⑧を安泰にするだけであり、⑩⑥むしろ④混乱がつづくことによって中国の辺境を⑤不安たらしめ、より強力な中国として成長することをはばみたい⑫⑨という気持ちのほうがつよい。"とあります。

The following description exists.

①ソ連は②戦乱をかならずしも③欲していない。④もし⑤おさまれば⑥むしろ⑦ソ連⑧を安泰にする⑨という気持ちのほうがつよい。

The Soviet Union does not necessarily desire war. Rather, it feels that if the conflict subsides, its security will be more secure.

①北ベトナム(同様)②カンボジアは親米(で親中、心中・笑)③である④シアヌーク(さんが)⑤南ベトナムにおける解放戦線のような性格の愛国戦線をつく(ることによって)⑥中国にとって安全になったが、(中国は)⑦②戦乱⑧をかならずしも③欲していない。⑨⑤おさまれば⑩⑥むしろ⑪中国⑧を安泰にする⑫⑨という気持ちのほうがつよい。

Similar to North Vietnam and Cambodia, Sihanouk-san, who is pro-American (and secretly pro-China, lol), created a patriotic front similar in character to the National Liberation Front in South Vietnam, making Cambodia safer for China. However, China does not necessarily desire war. Rather, it would prefer that peace be restored to ensure China's stability.

①は五千年の歴史から②政治家をけしかけて③間断なく戦闘させ④混乱⑤不安たらしめ⑥ないかぎり⑦の安泰はないという⑧伝統がある。

① has a tradition, built over 5,000 years of history, that unless they incite politicians to engage in continuous warfare and keep society in chaos and instability, there will be no security for ⑦.

レッドマンが基本一方的に喧嘩を売る相手が基本同姓同名似ても似つかんソックリ怪獣つうとこにも意味があるんでしょうな。第3国人皆殺。2026051504:59(日本時間)。

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おそらくこのような思惑はあったのでしょう、が、とりあえず、中国、ソ連、すべての主語をわすれてください。

They probably had the intentions described in the text, but please forget for a moment all the subjects (S) in the text, such as China and the Soviet Union,etc.

[※とりあえず、頑張って読んで下さい(笑)。

[※For now, please try your best to read this (lol).

で、中国を必ず、中夏、人類社会として読んで下さい。

And please be sure to read "China" in the text as "Mid-Xia (or Canaan)" or "human society."

そもそも、そういう意味で書かれてあります。

These sentences were written with that intention from the start.

いわゆる“己のみを尊しとなす”な中華思想と読むのは、①～⑧です。

Now, let's consider the Chinese ideology in the sense of "respecting only oneself."

That's the meaning to be found in sections ① through ⑧.

ま、俺、ありますけど(笑)]

Well, "me" (lol)]

AI-generated summary: The Chinese ideology (Chūka Shisō) is a traditional Chinese worldview and ethnocentrism that has persisted since ancient times, viewing one's own country and ethnic group (Han Chinese) as the geographical and cultural center of the world (China), and looking down on surrounding ethnic groups as "barbarians" with a lower level of culture. World History Window +2

This ideology has continued to exert a significant influence on history, culture, and diplomacy.

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で｢草原の記｣から、二十世紀初頭の話です。

The following quotes are from "Memoirs of the Steppe," and these stories take place in the early 20th century.

“一九一一年秋に辛亥革命によって清国が倒れると、モンゴル人たちは独立を宣言した。ただし、ロシアを頼っての独立であった。

"When the Qing Dynasty fell in the autumn of 1911 with the Xinhai Revolution, the Mongols declared independence. However, this independence was achieved with the support of Russia.

当時のモンゴル人たちはこの勢いに乗じて、中国に組み入れられている内モンゴルまでをふくめた大モンゴル国家の建設をねがった。

The Mongols at the time seized this opportunity and sought to build a Greater Mongol State that would include Inner Mongolia, which had already been incorporated into China.

この、｢大モンゴリア｣の構想は、その後、草原の妖怪のように四方を歩き、ときにあっては、鼓吹された。主としてモンゴル人がいうのではなく、日本のような外界からの工作者が、冗談(に)まぎ(らせ)れに—あるいはしばしば本気で—吹き入れたのである。

This concept of a "Greater Mongolia" subsequently spread like an apparition across the steppe, sometimes being promoted. It wasn't primarily the Mongols who said this, but rather agents from outside, like the Japanese, who spread it jokingly—or often seriously.

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モンゴル人の草原をモンゴル人に返せ、ということになると、中国の青海省も新疆(しんきょう)地区も中国領ではなくなる。さらにはロシアそのものもほとんど存在しなくなってしまう。

If the world were to accept the argument that all of the Mongolian steppes should be returned to the Mongols, then neither Qinghai Province nor Xinjiang would be Chinese territory. Furthermore, by that logic, Russia itself would practically cease to exist.

が、内モンゴル[※中華人民共和国うちモンゴルじちく]ばかり(狩場ばかり)は匈奴以来の固有の地で、領土権の主張としては成立する。

However, Inner Mongolia is a territory inhabited by people who have lived there since the time of the Xiongnu, and therefore, claims of territorial rights are valid.

[※中華人民共和国うちモンゴルじちく]

Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, People's Republic of China

(狩場ばかり)は

Hunting grounds only

しかし土地利用の仕方が、自生の草を動物(人間を)に食べさせるだけというのでは、その土を掻(か)きまわして草(穀物や野菜)を育てるという農民の土地所有権の深刻さを上まわることができない。

However, if the only way to use the land is to let animals eat the wild grasses, it cannot overcome the seriousness of the farmers' land ownership rights, which involve tilling the soil and growing grass (grains and vegetables).

However, if the only way to use the land is to let animals eat the humans, it cannot overcome the seriousness of the farmers' land ownership rights, which involve tilling the soil and growing grass (grains and vegetables).

人間を食べるという、掻(か)きまわし、農民の深刻さ。

The disruption caused by cannibalism, the dire situation for farmers.

中国の領土権は、その深刻な社会史の基盤の上に立っている。”

China's territorial rights are based on such a profound social history.

AI-generated summary: "Naturally grown" refers to a state in which plants grow, thrive, and reproduce on their own in the natural environment of their location, without being planted or cultivated by humans. It refers to plants that have naturally taken root in their original habitat, such as mountains, fields, and open areas, and is often used for wild plants. Higashiyama Zoo and Botanical Gardens +2

"Redman (1972) - Battle 012 - Redman vs. Peguila - レッドマンバトル12"

このほろ酔い加減のぺギラおばちゃん、警察に連行される阿部定さんのお写真をなんでか連想してしまいましたが。2026051803:58(日本時間)。

十年以上前の思いつき話を思い出したので。2026051810:12(日本時間)。

さておき。

これは上野の西郷隆盛さん像を造った高村光雲さんの思い出話ですが、光雲さんのお父さんの知り合いで、当時上野近辺に住んでいた仏師のお嫁さんがご近所さん達に凄く嫌われてて、"戦争が始まる"てのを教えてもらえなく、銃弾が付近をとび交うようになって(光雲少年が知らせにきて)初めて周囲が皆避難してることに気づいたと。今となっては、そのままでは受取りません。もちろん福島でも聞いた、火事場(避難)泥棒もありますが。 If "we" do not kill "them"、this gloomy world never end. 2月 25, 2019 (Only text part)

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[※当初は主としてモンゴル人がそう主張するわけではなかったが、外界からやってきた世直し志士が熱情を込めて｢夜明けは近いぜよ！(直感、親戚)｣と説いた結果、当時のモンゴル人“たち”も大モンゴル国家の建設を心から願うようになった。

[※Initially, it wasn't primarily the Mongols who advocated this, but when reformist activists from outside the country passionately preached, "The dawn of Mongolia is near! (Intuition, relatives)," the Mongols themselves at the time came to sincerely desire the establishment of a great Mongol state.

AI Overview: A "shishi" (志士) is a person with high aspirations who is willing to sacrifice themselves for their country and society. It is primarily known as a historical term referring to activists who participated in the Sonno Joi (Revere the Emperor, Expel the Barbarians) and anti-shogunate movements during the late Edo period (Bakumatsu). Wikipedia +3

Main Characteristics and Details

・Etymology: Derived from the phrase "shishi jinjin" (志士仁人) in the Analects of Confucius, it refers to a person who risks their life for the path they believe is right.

・Role in the Bakumatsu Period: Amidst the weakening of the Edo shogunate's rule, these were individuals who transcended the boundaries of their respective domains to change Japan's future.

・Representative Shishi: Includes many figures who were driving forces behind the Meiji Restoration, such as Sakamoto Ryoma, Saigo Takamori, Yoshida Shoin, and Takasugi Shinsaku.

・Grassroots (草莽): Shishi who did not hold official positions in the shogunate or domains and acted from a position outside of government were also called "grassroots shishi." Wikipedia +4

Their ideas and actions, aimed at changing society for the better during the turbulent Bakumatsu period, are considered to have formed the foundation of modern Japan. YouTube - Bakumatsu Restoration Museum Ryozen Historical Museum

Overview

Sakamoto Ryoma was a samurai, political activist, and businessman of the Tosa Domain during the late Edo period in Japan. His given name was Naokage, later changed to Naonari. His common name was Ryoma. He also used other aliases, such as Saitani Umetaro. Born into a family of Tosa Domain samurai, he left the domain and became active as a political activist, forming the Kameyama Shachu, which served as both a trading company and a political organization. He played a role in the overthrow of the shogunate and the Meiji Restoration, including assisting in the formation of the Satsuma-Choshu Alliance. Wikipedia

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この文章成り立ちますけど胡散臭いですね。

This logic holds up, but it sounds highly suspicious.

それとも現実主義的？な戦略として｢モンゴル人の草原をモンゴル人に返せ、ということを旗印にしてしまうと、中国領の青海省や新疆地区はともかく、ロシアそのものも“この”理屈では存在しなくなってしまう。これはいくらなんでも無理だ。

Or, as a pragmatic (?) strategy, if we adopt the slogan "Give the Mongol steppes back to the Mongols," then, by extension, Chinese provinces like Qinghai and Xinjiang would cease to exist—though that's none of our business—and Russia itself would cease to exist under "this" logic. This is an extremely inconvenient truth for us.

何と言ってもロシアを頼っての独立だ。スポンサー怒らせてどうする。

Above all, our Mongolian independence was achieved with the substantial support of Russia. So why would we want to anger our important sponsor?

というわけで“内モンゴルは匈奴以来、我々固有の領土です。返しなさい”領土権の主張としてはこれも成立する。これでいこうじゃないか！みたいな。

...Therefore, "Inner Mongolia has been the territory of us Mongols since the time of the Xiongnu. Return it immediately."

Isn't this claim, too, a legitimate assertion of territorial rights? Let's go with this!

for example Something like that(lol).

で。2026052013:12(日本時間)。

"2026-05-12_08-19-17-331"

"2026-05-11_17-29-20-494 (2)"

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[※当然、北方領土。直感で書きますけど“自治区”の区分けとしては実は現状が自然なのでは？

[※Of course, I'm writing this with the Northern Territories issue between Japan and Russia (originally the Soviet Union) in mind, and speaking from intuition, isn't the current situation actually a natural division if we consider it from the perspective of defining an "autonomous region"?

で、酷いこと書きますよ“すべてがひとつに、ひとつがすべてに、石になり、転がらなくなる”。この後、世界が一変することでこの問題は解決するでしょう。

Now, I'm going to write something terrible: "Everything becomes one, and one becomes everything, turning into stone and no longer rolling."

After this, the world will change completely, and this problem will be solved.

AI-generated summary: The Northern Territories issue is a territorial dispute between Japan and Russia over the ownership of the four northern islands (Etorofu, Kunashiri, Shikotan, and the Habomai Islands), which were occupied by the Soviet Union at the end of World War II. Japan is demanding their return, arguing that they are "inherent Japanese territory and that Russia's illegal occupation continues." Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan +1

Basic Points of the Northern Territories Issue

・Islands in question: Etorofu Island, Kunashiri Island, Shikotan Island, and the Habomai Islands (total area approximately 5,003 square kilometers, roughly the same size as Fukuoka Prefecture).

・Japan's position: Japan maintains that these islands are inherently Japanese territory, having never been foreign territory since the peaceful establishment of the border in the 1855 Treaty of Commerce and Navigation between Japan and Russia.

・Origin of the issue: In August 1945, at the end of World War II, the islands were occupied by Soviet forces that invaded after abrogating the Soviet-Japanese Neutrality Pact, and have remained under effective Russian control to this day.

・Policy toward resolution: The Japanese government has adopted the basic policy of "resolving the issue of the sovereignty of the four Northern Islands and concluding a peace treaty," but negotiations with Russia, which refuses to hand over the territories, have been difficult for many years. Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan +5

詳細な歴史的経緯や政府の具体的な取り組みについては、内閣府北方対策本部や外務省北方領土問題とは？の公式ページをご確認ください。

AI-generated summary: The Treaty of Commerce and Navigation between Japan and Russia (also known as the Treaty of Friendship between Japan and Russia) was the first formal treaty establishing diplomatic relations and borders between the two countries, concluded in 1855 between the Edo Shogunate and the Russian Empire. It established the border between Etorofu Island and Urup Island, and for the first time internationally clarified that the Northern Territories (Kunashiri, Etorofu, Shikotan, and Habomai) were Japanese territory. Wikipedia +2

The main points regarding the treaty are as follows:

1. Background and Basic Information

・Signing Date: February 7, 1855 (Lunar Calendar: December 21, Ansei 1)

・Location: Shimoda, Izu Province (Chorakuji Temple)

・Plenipotentiary Representatives:

　◦Japan (Edo Shogunate): Tsutsui Masanori (Chief Inspector), Kawaji Toshiakira (Finance Commissioner)

　◦Russia: Efim Putyatin (Admiral) Wikipedia

2. Main Contents of the Treaty

・Border Demarcation: The border between the Kuril Islands was established between Etorofu Island and Urup Island. This confirmed that the area south of Etorofu Island, including Etorofu Island, was Japanese territory, and the area north of Urup Island was Russian territory.

・Treatment of Sakhalin: No border was established; it remained a "place where Japanese and Russians live together (a mixed settlement)" as before.

・Opening of Ports and Consular Jurisdiction: The three ports of Shimoda, Hakodate, and Nagasaki were opened to Russian ships. Furthermore, a major feature is the inclusion of reciprocal conditions favorable to Japan compared to the early unequal treaties concluded with Western countries, such as the reciprocal provision of consular jurisdiction (the right to judge cases committed by one's own citizens under one's own country's laws). Try IT +4

3. Historical Significance

The border established by this treaty remains one of the historical and legally important baselines for the Northern Territories issue (the basis for the Japanese government's claim that these territories are inherent to Japan) that it still asserts today. Furthermore, the Treaty of Saint Petersburg, concluded in 1875, significantly reorganized the territories, with Sakhalin becoming Russian territory and the Kuril Islands becoming Japanese territory. Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Japan +4

For detailed text and the diplomatic background at the time, please refer to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs' "History of the Northern Territories Issue."

AI Summary: "Stairway to Heaven" is a phrase primarily known in the following three senses. Most famously, it refers to the song by Led Zeppelin, a leading British rock band of the 1970s.

1. Led Zeppelin's Song (Most Famous)

Released in 1971, this is a classic song that remains a landmark in rock history. A lengthy piece lasting approximately 8 minutes, it features a structure that begins with the quiet sound of acoustic guitar and gradually develops into intense hard rock. It is also known for its mystical lyrics that explore themes of spiritual fulfillment and enlightenment. Wikipedia +3

2. Haiku Stairs (Hiking Spot) in Hawaii

This is the common name for the "Haiku Stairs" located on Oahu, USA. Originally built on the ridge of the Koolau Mountains for military communications, this steep staircase of approximately 3,900 steps was called the "Stairway to Heaven" due to its breathtaking view seemingly piercing the clouds. *Currently, access is prohibited and removal is underway.

3. The Stone Stairs of Tianmen Mountain, China: The "999-step stone staircase" on Tianmen Mountain in Hunan Province, China, is also known as the "Stairway to Heaven" due to its steep incline and spectacular views that seem to lead to paradise. It stretches straight up to a huge natural cave (Tianmen Cave) at the top of the mountain and has become a popular tourist attraction. FNN Prime Online +1

"07 Stairway To Heaven"

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当然個人的見解ですが、今までの流れで考えると、イスラエル12部族最後の末裔が住むこの島国の北の守りを固めてくださっていたのは、もちろん自衛隊、米軍、そしてソ連軍、今はロシア軍ですよね。どう考えても。

Of course, this is just my personal opinion, but considering the flow of my "Mission for My Country" up until now, it's clear to us that the defenses of the northern part of this island nation, inhabited by the last descendants of the 12 tribes of Israel, were undoubtedly provided by the Japanese Self-Defense Forces, the US military of course, and the Soviet military (now the Russian military).

終戦直前“満州国”を楽々と蹂躙できた、ま、してない、“できてない”、でしょうけど、

Just before the end of the war, the Soviet army easily overrun "Manchukuo." Well, in reality, they didn't do that, and "couldn't have done" it.

強力な軍隊が北海道(夏の地)に進攻できないなんて、ねえ？何?米軍との兼ね合い？原爆？ねえ？島には上陸してて]。

How can such a powerful army not invade Hokkaido (the land of summer)? What? Was it the result of prior negotiations with the US military? Were they scared of the atomic bomb? Seriously? They landed on the Northern Islands, so why did they stop so close?

AI Summary: "False accusations" refer to the act of creating a pretext to criticize or shift blame onto someone without any legitimate reason or basis.

Main Characteristics of False Accusations:

・Lack of basis: Accusations are made based on things that are not true or when the other party is completely blameless.

・Raising objections/nitpicking: Minor issues are exaggerated and complaints are made.

・Self-centered: Often involves the intention to cause trouble for the other person or to manipulate them to get one's own way. Japan Security Camera Center +2

Commonly Used Expressions

・"To make false accusations": To make unreasonable demands or unfair criticisms of someone.

・"That's a false accusation": A phrase used to protest unreasonable criticism, stating that it is baseless.

Points to consider when dealing with false accusations

When you are actually subjected to false accusations, responding emotionally can escalate the problem. Japan Security Camera Center

・Respond calmly: Do not become emotional and ask for factual verification.

・Secure evidence: Record conversations or take notes to prove objective facts. Japan Security Camera Center +1

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で、当然、中国、ソ連と共に、モンゴル、日本等この主語はわすれてください。

So, naturally, please set aside for now the subject nouns, that is, the names of countries, that appear in these sentences, such as China, the Soviet Union, Mongolia, and Japan.

何故なら<当時の帝政ロシアは中国に遠慮>をし、結局、外モンゴルの範囲内での自治だけを支援することにした。

This was because <the Russian Empire at the time was deferential to the position of the Qing dynasty> and ultimately decided to support autonomy only within the boundaries of Outer Mongolia.

<ロシアはさらに中国と交渉>し、<キャフタ協定(一九一五年)をむすんだ>。この協定が、<いまのモンゴル人民共和国の版図の上での原型>になっており、<モンゴル側にもべつだんの不服はなさそう>である。

<Russia further negotiated with China> and <concluded the Kyakhta Agreement (1915)>. This agreement forms <the basis of the current Mongolian People's Republic in terms of its territory>, and <it appears that the Mongolians have no particular objections> to it.

[※うそ、あるで]

[※うそ、うそはなさそう]

[※That's a lie, they do have complaints.]

[※That's a lie, they don't seem to be lying.]

AI Summary: The Treaty of Kyakhta was a border demarcation and trade treaty concluded in 1727 between the Russian Empire and the Qing Dynasty (China). It established the border in the Outer Mongolia region and defined the rules for trade between the two countries (the Kyakhta trade). The border drawn at this time forms the basis of the current border between Russia and Mongolia.

The main points are as follows:

・Border Demarcation: The treaty established the previously undefined border between Russia, which was expanding southward into Siberia, and the Qing Dynasty, which controlled Outer Mongolia.

・Commencement of Trade: Official trade (border trade) between the two countries was recognized in border towns such as "Kyakhta." This led to the trade of Russian furs and Qing tea, and Kyakhta developed into a major trading hub. (World History Window +3)

This treaty, following the Treaty of Nerchinsk concluded at the end of the 17th century, ensured long-term stability in relations between the two countries. Further details can be found on the Wikipedia explanation page, etc. (School Inter-Comprehensive Network +1)

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その後も、モンゴルは時勢の流れのなかで、木屑(きくず)のようにもまれた。

After that, Mongolia continued to be tossed about like wood chips in the currents of the times.

キャフタ協定から二年後に、当の支援者の帝政ロシアが倒れた。そのあと、ロシアに革命政権がおこり、そのどさくさに中国はふたたび草原に統治権を入れようとした。

Two years after the Kyakhta Agreement, the very same Mongolian supporter, Imperial Russia, fell. Following this, a revolutionary government rose in Russia, and in the ensuing chaos, China attempted to regain control of the steppes.

モンゴル人には、<漢人がすべて高利貸にみえる>。かれらは悲鳴をあげ、ロシアの革命政権に頼らざるをえなかった。曲折のすえ、一九二四年、ソ連に次いで世界で二番目の社会主義国家をつくるはめになった。

To the Mongols, <all Han Chinese appeared to be usurers>. They cried out in desperation and had no choice but to turn to the Russian revolutionary government. After many twists and turns, in 1924 they ended up creating the world's second socialist state after the Soviet Union.

かれらが社会主義をえらんだのは、マルクスのいう歴史の発展の結果ではなく、ただ漢人から草原をまもりたかっただけだった。

Their choice of socialism was not a result of the historical developments Marx described, but simply because they wanted to protect the steppes from the Han Chinese.

AI-generated summary

Socialism is an ideology and system that aims to eliminate the inequality and disparity in wealth that are harmful effects of "capitalism," which pursues individual profit, and to create an equal and just society by sharing and managing the means of production (factories, land, etc.) as a whole society. Wikipedia +2

Basic structure of socialism

Public ownership of the means of production: Businesses and land are not owned by individuals, but are the common property of the state and society as a whole.

Planned economy: Instead of leaving it to free competition in the market, the state systematically manages production and distribution.

Achieving equality: It aims to prevent disparities caused by competition and distribute wealth equally among people. Tokyo Stock Exchange Money Club! +4

Why did it come about?

The Industrial Revolution from the late 18th century created a structure where capitalists who owned the "means of production," such as factories, monopolized wealth, while workers suffered from long hours and low wages. To address this serious gap between rich and poor and inequality, Karl Marx and others proposed socialism in the mid-19th century. (Gakken x Asahi Shimbun Kids Net +3)

Current Socialism

In the 20th century, many socialist countries, including the Soviet Union, emerged, but many collapsed due to economic stagnation and other factors. Currently, five countries—China, Vietnam, North Korea, Cuba, and Laos—claim to be socialist, but in actual economic management, they incorporate market principles and some private property rights. (Institute of Developing Economies +2)

For more detailed information, please see the Wikipedia page on socialism.

AI-Powered Overview

Totalitarianism is a political system or ideology that prioritizes the interests and goals of the nation or ethnic group as the top priority, denying individual freedoms and rights, and controlling all areas of society. It is the opposite of "individualism," which values individual dignity.

Characteristics of Totalitarianism

・Suppression of the Individual: Individual freedoms, human rights, and privacy are not recognized, and individuals are required to serve the objectives of the state.

・Single Ideology: An exclusive and absolute ideology or goal is advocated.

・Dictatorship and Control: Power is concentrated in the hands of one party (or one leader), and opposition is suppressed through secret police and violence.

・Control of Every Corner of Society: Not only politics, but also the economy, education, culture, media, and even ideology are under strict state surveillance. Courrier Japon +1

Historical Background

This concept became established as a term referring to totalitarianisms that emerged in the 20th century after World War I, such as Italian fascism (Mussolini), German Nazism (Hitler), and Soviet Stalinism. Courrier Japon +2

For those who want to learn more about the formation process of totalitarianism, the Courrier Japon article summarizing the works of political philosopher Hannah Arendt is a helpful resource. Also, for the basic meaning of political systems, please see the Wikipedia explanation of totalitarianism.

Historical materialism is an abbreviation of "materialistic view of history" and is synonymous with historical materialism (German: Historischer Materialismus). It is a view of history advocated by Karl Marx in the 19th century. It is a developmental view of history that states that "objective laws exist in human society just as in nature, and production relations shift from classless societies to class societies, and from class societies to classless societies, in accordance with the development of productive forces."

AI-generated summary

World simultaneous revolution is a theory within the communist movement that views revolution not as a single-country event, but as an international, global simultaneous undertaking. It is an ideology aiming for the international abolition of capitalism and the establishment of a global socialist/communist system by the working class; Trotsky's "theory of permanent revolution" is a prime example. World History Window +2

Main characteristics and background

・Historical background: From the outset, Marxism believed that the contradictions of capitalism arise on a global scale, and therefore revolution should unfold internationally.

・Russian Revolution: Lenin positioned the Russian Revolution as "part of a world revolution." However, because the revolution in Europe was unsuccessful, Stalin's theory of socialism in one country later became dominant.

・1960s onward: The New Left and Che Guevara emphasized the theory of world revolution. World History Window +2

Modern Interpretation

・Gradual Movement: Rather than the image of a mass uprising, some view it as a gradual, simultaneous global revolutionary movement, where counter-movements in various countries connected through the United Nations and other central organizations.

・Shift in Values: It is sometimes used to mean a fundamental transformation of the direction and values of human civilization, transcending conflicts such as communism versus capitalism. BIGLOBE +1

Furthermore, this term is also known as the far-left line of the Comintern (Third International) in the late 1920s. Marxists Internet Archive

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<漢人がすべて高利貸にみえる>、この言葉の説明はこの文章の前にありますが、ここでは省略させてもらいます、ただ、18世紀におけるお互いの文化の違いにより、と。

The reason why <all Han Chinese appeared to them as usurers> is explained earlier in the text, but I will omit that explanation here, and but It just was due to "differences in their respective cultures in the 18th century."

誤解はないとおもいますが(笑)、人民の海を泳げるもんなら泳いでみろ、つうことですよ。

I don't think there's any misunderstanding (lol), but what I mean is, "If 'you' think you can swim in the sea of the people, go ahead and try."

AI-generated summary: "Sea of People" is a military strategy primarily advocated by Mao Zedong, or a term that has evolved to refer to a large crowd of people.

1. Meaning as a military and political strategy:

This term originates from the idea of "burying the enemy army in a sea of people," advocated by Mao Zedong of China. It refers to a strategy of cornering an enemy hiding in a vast area through active encirclement and infiltration tactics involving the local population (people), ultimately overwhelming them with sheer numbers. The term "human wave tactics" also originated from this idea.

2. Metaphor for "crowd" or "mass":

In modern Japanese, it is used as a synonym or related term for "human sea." It is used poetically and metaphorically to describe a situation where a very large number of people are densely gathered in the same place. It is used with a similar nuance to "a black mountain of people."

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で、｢司馬遼太郎の遺産・街道をゆく」の鼎談で、姜在彦(かん・じぇおん、盧泰愚さんとも親しい)さんが、"われわれ歴史家というのは、歴史を考える場合は、年代の前後関係とか、これが抜けたらたたかれるとか、こういうふうに考えるでしょう。そうじゃなくて、自分のイメージに強く焼きつけられたものをクローズアップして、明快なイメージをつくっていくんですね。""(司馬さんは)史実の細かな間違いは、構わない"とおっしゃられています。

In a roundtable discussion included in "The Legacy of Shiba Ryotaro: Traveling the Highways," Kang Jae-eon-san (who is also close to Roh Tae-woo-san) says, "When we historians think about history, we tend to think about the chronological order of events, or what we'll be criticized for omitting. But Shiba-san doesn't do that; he focuses on what is strongly imprinted in his mind and creates a clear image." He also says, "When Shiba-san writes, he doesn't mind minor inaccuracies in historical facts."

で、この文章がそうだ、というわけではなく(そうかもしれません)、ただ、このような事実だとして、それを説明する時に司馬さんは<当時の帝政ロシアは中国に遠慮><ロシアはさらに中国と交渉><キャフタ協定(一九一五年)をむすんだ><いまのモンゴル人民共和国の版図の上での原型><モンゴル側にもべつだんの不服はなさそう>、という表現を選択された、と。

Now, I'm not saying that this particular passage is like that (it might be), but rather, assuming these are the facts, when explaining them, Shiba-san chose to use expressions like, "<The then-Islamic Russia was considerate of China>, "<Russia further negotiated with China>, "<They concluded the Kyakhta Agreement (1915)>, "<This was the prototype in terms of the territory of the current Mongolian People's Republic>, and <<The Mongolian side didn't seem to have any particular complaints>."

Kang Jae-on (Korean: 강재언, English: KANG je-on, October 25, 1926 – November 19, 2017) was a historian from the Korean Peninsula. He specialized in modern Korean history and intellectual history. He was a visiting professor at Hanazono University. He was close friends with the novelist Shiba Ryotaro.

Biography

Born in 1926 on Jeju Island under Japanese rule. Graduated from Jeju Agricultural High School.

After the end of World War II, the Korean Peninsula was liberated, but when the Korean War began in 1948, he stowed away to Japan in its early stages. He studied economics at Osaka University of Commerce and completed his graduate studies there. Afterwards, he served as a part-time lecturer at many universities in the Kansai region, including Osaka City University. Gradually, he shifted his research theme to Korean history, and in 1981, he submitted his doctoral dissertation, "The Enlightenment Thought of Korea," to Kyoto University, earning a PhD in Literature. From 1971 to 1981, he was a researcher at the Institute for Research in Humanities, Kyoto University. In 1984, he became a part-time professor at Hanazono University, later a visiting professor in the Faculty of Letters. In academia, he served as an editorial board member of the quarterly journal "Seikyu" from 1989.

He maintained a deep affection for his homeland, Korea, and in the early 1970s, he actively lectured while maintaining continuous exchanges with groups such as the "Mukuge no Kai," a group formed in the Kansai region by young Japanese people with a strong interest in Korean history and the situation on the Korean Peninsula. He participated in the Korean nationalist movement until 1968.

AI Overview

An Islamic state is a general term for a country where Islam is the state religion or where the majority of the population is Muslim. There are over 50 Islamic states in the world, including Indonesia and Pakistan, and they are spread across diverse regions such as Asia and Africa, not just the Middle East and North Africa. Islamic Networks Group +2

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でですね、やはり“当時の帝政ロシアは中国に遠慮をし、結局、外モンゴルの範囲内での自治だけを支援することにした。”やっぱりここまででセットで考えたい、というか、

"At the time, Imperial Russia, out of deference to China, ultimately decided to support autonomy only within the boundaries of Outer Mongolia."

So, I think we should consider this entire sentence as a set, or rather...

だから、本当にこれは、中国に遠慮もモンゴル平原との歴史的関係性であったかもしれませんけど、それこそ辺境が中国化しないかぎり自国の安泰はない、という外政的伝統を尊重した、も、あったかもしれませんけど、

So, this just might have been due to deference to China and historical ties with the Mongolian plains, but it could also have been a respect for the foreign policy tradition that a country's security is impossible unless its borders are Sinicized.

本当にそのまま、当時のモンゴルが国家として円滑にスタートできるよう自治の手助けを遠慮がちに、モンゴル国権の侵害にならないように、した、ということじゃないかと。

I think the true meaning of this sentence is simply that Russia at the time played a behind-the-scenes role in helping Mongolia establish autonomy, taking great care not to infringe upon Mongolian sovereignty, so that Mongolia could get off to a smooth start as a nation.

AI-generated summary: "National power" refers to the power, governing authority, and decision-making capacity of a state. It is used almost synonymously with sovereignty and governing authority. (Illustrated Six Laws +2)

In the Japanese Constitution, it is primarily used in the following contexts:

1. The Highest Organ of National Power (Article 41 of the Japanese Constitution)

The National Diet is defined as the "sole legislative body of the state" and simultaneously the "highest organ of national power." This indicates that, among all the powers of the state, the National Diet, where representatives of the people gather, holds the highest status and authority. (House of Councillors +1)

2. Exercise of National Power (Article 9 of the Japanese Constitution)

Article 9 of the Constitution states, "War as a sovereign right of the nation and the threat or use of force are forever renounced." In this case, national power refers to the "right to wage war" that the state possesses as sovereignty. (House of Representatives Top Page +2)

Reference (Related Terms):

・Popular Sovereignty: One of the fundamental principles of the Japanese Constitution, stating that the power to make political decisions rests with the people.

・Separation of Powers: A system to prevent abuse of state power, dividing the power of the state into three branches: "legislative (Diet)," "executive (Cabinet)," and "judicial (courts)," which mutually check and balance each other. House of Councillors +3

AI-generated overview: Self-governance (jichi) means "to govern (decide and handle) one's own affairs." It refers to a system or activity that operates independently within a certain scope, rather than relying entirely on instructions from the national government or external sources. (Kotobank +3)

It is broadly used in the following two areas:

1. Local self-governance (political and administrative system): This is a system in which local public entities such as prefectures, cities, towns, and villages handle administrative matters related to local issues and the lives of residents. It is guaranteed by the Constitution and the Local Autonomy Act, and mainly consists of ・the following two elements: (Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications +3)

Resident self-governance: A democratic system based on the will and participation of residents.

・Organizational self-governance: A system in which a region, as a legal entity independent of the national government, conducts administration with its own authority and responsibility.

2. Self-governance in regions and organizations: This refers to all activities in which individuals decide and implement their own rules and problem-solving methods, not limited to administrative units, but also including schools (student council activities), condominium management associations, and local neighborhood associations. Koryo Town +1

For related information and specific procedures, please refer to official sources such as the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications | Local Government System. If you need information for a specific area (city, town, etc.), please specify the place name and the subject you wish to investigate. Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications

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そしてそれら全てにモンゴル側にもべつだんの不服はなかった。

And the Mongol side had no particular objections to any of these.

なぜならモンゴル国の建設は領土欲でもなんでもなく、ただ奸人(漢人ではない、ここ肝心、冗談ではなく)から草原[※尊厳]をまもりたかっただけだったから。

Because the construction of the socialist state of Mongolia was not driven by territorial ambition or anything of the sort, but simply by a desire to protect the steppes [※dignity] from treacherous people (not the Han Chinese, this is crucial, and I'm not kidding).

なぜならモンゴル国の建設は領土欲でもなんでもなく、ただ奸人から草原をまもりたかっただけだったから。

Because the construction of the socialist state of Mongolia was not driven by the Mongolians' territorial ambitions or anything of the sort, but simply by their desire to protect the steppes from swindlers.

奸人(漢人ではない、ここ肝心、冗談ではなく)。

A treacherous person (not a Han Chinese person, this is crucial, and I'm not joking).

彼らはただ奸人から彼らが当然持つ自らの尊厳をまもりたかっただけだったから。

They simply wanted to protect their own dignity from the swindlers.

Summary by AI: "Kanjin" (奸人) refers to a cunning person, someone who engages in wicked schemes, or someone with a twisted heart. (Kanji Pedia +1)

It is primarily used in period dramas, historical novels, and Chinese classics to describe a "scheming villain (evil person/cunning character)" who uses power to bring down others.

[Main Meanings and Nuances]

・Cunning: Not merely violent, but the ability to deceive others by misusing intelligence and underhanded tactics.

・Wickedness: Engaging in morally wrong behavior or plotting malicious schemes. (Kanji Pedia +1)

Synonyms and related terms include "Kanbutsu" (奸物), "Kanzoku" (奸賊), and "Akunin" (悪人). It is rarely used in everyday conversation and is more commonly found in stories and written texts.

AI Overview: Dignity is a noble and inviolable quality that deserves respect. It often specifically refers to the inherent value that humans possess from birth, and is positioned as the foundation of the "right to live as a human being," which cannot be violated by anyone. Aichi Gakuin University +1

The main concepts of dignity and their contexts in everyday life include the following:

Human Dignity

This is a value that everyone possesses equally, based on the very fact of being human. It is the idea that one's existence itself should be respected, regardless of attributes or abilities. Article 13 of the Japanese Constitution also stipulates maximum respect for the individual as "respect for the individual." Recruit Management Solutions +1

Maintaining Dignity (in care and welfare settings, etc.)

This refers to respecting the will and privacy of the individual and supporting them to live a dignified life in the care of the elderly and people with disabilities. "Maintaining dignity" is also considered an important principle in the Long-Term Care Insurance Act. Konankai Social Welfare Corporation +2

Difference from Self-Esteem (Pride)

・Dignity: Objective values and human rights that should be respected by others.

・Self-Esteem/Pride: Feelings of valuing oneself and self-evaluation.

Related Rights and Ideas

・Respect for the Individual: Every individual being treated as an irreplaceable being.

・Right to Self-Determination: The right to choose and decide one's own way of life, the medical care and nursing care one receives, etc. Konankai Social Welfare Corporation +2

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でですね、これは重要だとおもうので（特に英語圏以外の人に）。20200801。

So, I think the following is very important (especially for non-English speakers who are unaware of the nuances). 20200801.

◆Gang of Four 英語で四人組のこと。なお、英語のgangには、日本語の「ギャング」の意味もあるが、一般的な「グループ」の意味でも用いられる。【ウィキペディアより引用】

◆gang {名詞}一組,群れ,一団;(悪党の)一味,ギャング団;(よからぬ)グループ,連中;遊び仲間.
{動詞}(自動詞)団結する(up).
gang up on[against] …に集団で対抗する.【パーソナル英和辞典より引用】

◆Gang of Four: In English, this refers to a group of four. While the English word "gang" also means "gang" in Japanese, it is also used to mean a general "group." [Quoted from Wikipedia]

◆gang {noun} a group, a pack, a bunch; a gang (of villains); a (bad) group, a bunch; a group of friends.

{verb} (intransitive verb) to unite (up).

gang up on [against] to collectively oppose... [Quoted from Personal English-Japanese Dictionary]

AI-generated summary: A gang is a group of three or more people bound together by common ties or interests, characterized by violence and criminal activity. Generally, it refers to delinquent groups or violent criminal organizations, but the meaning can vary depending on the context. Far East Shipping +3

1. Original meaning: Criminal/violent group

The original meaning of a gang refers to an organized criminal group based in the United States and other countries. City of Longmont (.gov) +1

・Characteristics: They have territories and systematically engage in illegal activities such as robbery, drug trafficking, and extortion.

・Street gangs: Community-based groups formed by young people and boys.

・Difference from the Mafia: While the Mafia is a massive criminal syndicate based on kinship and a strict hierarchical system, gangs are generally smaller groups that often attempt to control a specific area through violence. National Police Agency +2

2. "Gang" as Other Industry Terminology

It can also be used to refer to a "team or group that acts together," unrelated to crime.

・Port and Shipping Industry: A "cargo handling team" that loads and unloads cargo from ships is called a "gang."

・Live Streaming Apps (e.g., 17LIVE): The "gang" function is used as a name for fans who support a streamer (liver) or for group chats. 17 LIVE +2

3. Figurative Expression

A specific powerful group or predator in the natural world may be referred to as a "gang of..."

・Example: Orcas, at the top of the marine food chain, are often described as the "gang of the sea."

As such, the word "gang" primarily refers to a "criminal organization," but depending on the situation, it can also be used to describe a "work team" or a "specific group." 17 LIVE +2

AI-generated summary: The "Gang of Four" refers to four politicians who primarily led the Cultural Revolution in the People's Republic of China. (Wikipedia)

They were a group that ran amok during the Cultural Revolution from 1966 to 1976, backed by Mao Zedong's power.

Members:

・Jiang Qing (Mao Zedong's wife)

・Zhang Chunqiao

・Yao Wenyuan

・Wang Hongwen (zg-zjcidian.net +1)

Historical Background and Aftermath:

They incited the masses with radical left-wing ideology and suppressed and purged many intellectuals and political rivals. However, after Mao Zedong's death in 1976, they were swiftly arrested by moderates and military figures such as Hua Guofeng, bringing the Cultural Revolution to an end. (Science Portal China +4)

For more details, please see the Wikipedia page on the Gang of Four.

※Depending on the context, it may also be used as a general term referring to a specific music group, sports team, or group of accomplices in crime or wrongdoing.

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