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The Ōoku (大奥, "great interior") was historically the women's quarters of Edo Castle, the section where the women connected to the reigning shōgun resided. Similar areas in the castles of powerful daimyō, such as the Satsuma Domain, were also referred to by this term.

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  • Ōoku (fr)
  • Ōoku (it)
  • 오오쿠 (ko)
  • 大奥 (ja)
  • Ооку (ru)
  • Ōoku (en)
  • 大奧 (zh)
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  • Le terme ōoku (大奥, littéralement en français : « le grand harem ») désigne la partie du château d'Edo où résidaient les femmes de l'entourage du shogun régnant du Japon. Par extension, le terme s'applique parfois à l'endroit où résidaient les femmes de l'entourage d'un puissant daimyo. (fr)
  • ( 다른 뜻에 대해서는 오오쿠 (동음이의) 문서를 참고하십시오.) 오오쿠(일본어: 大奥)는 에도성에 존재했던 쇼군가의 자녀나 , 등이 거처하는 구역이다. 오오쿠라는 표현은 좁은 의미에서는 에도성 혼마루 오오쿠만을 가리키지만, 넓은 의미로는 니시노마루 오오쿠, 니노마루 오오쿠도 포함한다. 에도시대 다이묘 가문에서도 가문에 따라 오쿠무키(奥向)를 오오쿠라고 부르기도 했다. 본항목에서는 에도성의 오오쿠만을 언급한다. (ko)
  • The Ōoku (大奥, "great interior") was historically the women's quarters of Edo Castle, the section where the women connected to the reigning shōgun resided. Similar areas in the castles of powerful daimyō, such as the Satsuma Domain, were also referred to by this term. (en)
  • 大奥(おおおく)は、江戸城に存在した将軍家の子女や正室・奥女中(御殿女中)たちの居所。大奥という表現は狭い意味では江戸城本丸大奥のみを指すが、広い意味では西丸大奥・二丸大奥も含む。江戸時代の大名家でも家によっては奥向を大奥と呼んでいた。 本項では、江戸城大奥について述べる。 (ja)
  • Ооку (яп. 大奥 о:оку) — место проживания женщин из гарема сёгунов замка Эдо, схожее с подобными местами в замках даймё. Название дано Адзаи Го. (ru)
  • 大奧在日本江戶時代,是江戶幕府將軍的生母、子女、正室(御台所)、側室和各女官(稱為「奧女中」)在江戶城的住處。 (zh)
  • Con il termine Ōoku (大奥? lett. "grandi interni") ci si riferisce all'harem situato all'interno del castello di Edo, quella sezione ove tutte le donne che avevano a che fare con lo shōgun dovevano risiedere: ne erano incluse la moglie, le eventuali concubine e tutte le parenti femmine. Tutte loro potevano lasciare il castello, anche temporaneamente, solo con un permesso speciale. Costruito nel 1607 da Tokugawa Hidetada, rimase in attività per quasi due secoli interi. Zone simili, all'interno dei castelli di potenti daimyō sono state indicate altresì con lo stesso termine. (it)
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