ほんじん
Noun
1.
troop headquarters, stronghold
2.
inn designated for use by a daimyo (Edo period)
historical term
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戦国時代、武将は本陣を構えて指揮を執りました。
During the Sengoku period, warlords set up their headquarters and commanded.
江戸時代には、大名が宿泊する場所を本陣と呼びました。
In the Edo period, places where daimyo stayed were called honjin.
敵軍は本陣を突破しようと激しく攻撃を仕掛けた。
The enemy army launched a fierce attack, attempting to break through the headquarters.
東海道には、多くの宿場町に本陣が置かれていた。
Along the Tokaido road, many post towns had honjin.
現在でも、当時の本陣の建物が観光地として残されている場所がある。
Even today, there are places where the buildings of the honjin from that time remain as tourist attractions.
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