| At that time, the persons who could use imina in calling a man basically were the man's parents, the man's master or the man's enemies, and in such a situation, the family name with his governmental post name added, or the man's common name was usually used. |
当時、基本的に諱で呼ぶ事が出来るのは両親、主君そして敵であり、通常は名字＋官職名もしくは通名等で呼んだ。 |