The Charming Talk of Hidden Stories : Shinzoku Kodanki and Shinzoku Chakugonki(<Feature Articles>The Medieval Period -Time and Space of Talk)

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  • 秘説の興宴 : 真俗交談記・真俗擲金記(<特集>中世・言談の時空)
  • 秘説の興宴--真俗交談記・真俗擲金記
  • ヒセツ ノ キョウエン シンゾク コウダンキ シンゾク チャクゴンキ

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Shukaku Hoshinno's Shinzoku Kokanki takes the form of a recorded talk between the Shinshu people and the common people which took place during the latter part of the Choyo Feast in the palace of Ninnaji in the second year of the Kenkyu era. The people, from the two different points of view, exchange opinions on secular historical facts and hidden Shingon Buddhist traditions which had been orally handed down. However, these fictional talks are written when Shukaku was not in the position of Hoshinno. He collected these hidden traditions because of his interest in both sacred and ordinary history. The existence of Shinzoku Chakugonki, Saki and Uki, as the companion volumes of the Shinzoku Kokanki is proved. These companion volumes do not take the form of recorded talk.

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