Historical significance in terms of political culture in "cormorant fishing and falconry" activites in the early years of feudal administration － Evaluation of "hunting! and "boating" by the first Sanuki Takamatsu Fiefdom Daimyo, Yorishige Matsudaira －

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  • 藩政成立期における藩主の「鵜鷹逍遥」的行為の政治文化史的意義 －初代高松藩主松平頼重の藩政における「遊猟」「舟遊」等の位置づけ－

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"Eiko Nichireki" and "Eiko Jitsuroku" and other official records cover in detail how Yorishige Matudaira, the first Sanuki Takamatsu-han daimyo, acted since he moved to Sanuki Takamatsu. In this paper, consideration is given to the significance of Yorishige's frequent cormorant fishing and falconry in terms of the history of the political culture as well as the analysis of his characteristic behavior as a ceremonial symbol. Moreover clarification is given to the ways the relocated daimyo in the Edo period controlled his territory, got legitimacy for his ruling infiltrated there, and built the foudations of his feudal administration.

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    Research bulletin 58・59 1-77, 2013-02-28

    高松大学・高松短期大学

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