I need help understanding this に際しての昂揚はすでに収まり sentence


I am having trouble understanding the meaning of this sentence. For context I
put the whole sentence.

> [数日来]{すうじつらい}の[上京]{じょうきょう}に[際]{さい}しての[昂揚]{こうよう}はすでに[収]{おさ}まり  
>  [京一郎]{きょういちろう}の[心]{こころ}は、ひとときの[凪]{なぎ}にあった。

My translation may be wrong but I have roughly translated the first part to
mean "a few days since proceeding to the capital". I have part of the second
half translated as "at the time of promotion". But the last part I am unsure
of how to interpret it to make sense of the whole sentence instead of just
parts of it.




I believe that first clause breaks down as (数日来の(上京に際しての(昂揚)))はすでに収まり. Which
is to say, the main subject of 収まり is 昂揚, a word that usually refers to a
feeling of high spirits (excitement, joy, elation), and everything preceding
that is describing the 昂揚.

In this case, the 昂揚 is the result of him coming to the capital (上京に際して) and
has been continuing for the past few days (数日来). However, the excitement of
coming to the capital has now subsided (収まり), and so his mind is in a state of
momentary calm (ひとときの凪).

Does that clear things up?




I believe that first clause breaks down as (数日来の(上京に際しての(昂揚)))はすでに収まり. Which
is to say, the main subject of 収まり is 昂揚, a word that usually refers to a
feeling of high spirits (excitement, joy, elation), and everything preceding
that is describing the 昂揚.

In this case, the 昂揚 is the result of him coming to the capital (上京に際して) and
has been continuing for the past few days (数日来). However, the excitement of
coming to the capital has now subsided (収まり), and so his mind is in a state of
momentary calm (ひとときの凪).

Does that clear things up?

