Kaneyoshi Ichijo : A Nobleman and Scholar(<Feature Articles>Medieval Intellectuals' Experience of Reading)

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  • 一条兼良 : その古典学を支えた読書内容の解明(<特集>中世知識人の読書体験)
  • 一条兼良--その古典学を支えた読書内容の解明
  • イチジョウ ケン リョウ ソノ コテンガク オ ササエタ ドクショ ナイヨウ

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Kaneyoshi tended to be fond of "Yoyo-no-furugoto", to think much of Manyoshu and to respect The Tale of Genji, and tried to get Chinese culture. Having lost a lot of volumes of Tohkado Bunko during the war of Ohnin, he preserved books of history, ceremony and etc., and completed Kacho-yojo and Nihonshoki-sanso in Nara. He attempted to restore the ancient ceremonies through his knowledge that he had got by his reading, and encouraged to learn classics. He not only variegated judgment of waka meeting, but also gave a lesson how to live during war time. The essence of his thoughts could be found in Sayo-no-Nezame, Bunmei-ittoki and Shoudanchiyo which were dedicated to Tomiko Hino and Shogun Yoshihisa.

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