The Samurai Government of the Middle Ages and Heike-monogatari : Reading Sasaki-Saburo-Nagatsuna's Appeals of the 21st Year of the Oei Period(<Special Issue>Eschatological Images in the Middle Ages)

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  • 中世武家社会と『平家物語』 : 応永二十一年、佐々木三郎長綱の「庭中言上」をめぐって(<特集>中世の<終末イメージ>)
  • 中世武家社会と『平家物語』--応永21年、佐々木三郎長綱の「庭中言上」をめぐって
  • チュウセイ ブケ シャカイ ト ヘイケモノガタリ オウエイ21ネン ササキ サブロウ ナガツナ ノ テイチュウ ゴンジョウ オ メグッテ

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In Noda-bunsho, the collection of ancient documents, there are legal papers which were written by Sasaki-Saburo-Nagatsuna, a descendant of the famous samurai warrior Sasaki-Saburo-Moritsuna, when he made appeals to authorities in the 21st year of the Oei Period. His appeals not only described his own personal troubles but gave a certain expression to social anxiety about the samurai government of the age. The aim of this essay is first to prove the credibility of Noda-bunsho as historical material, then to examine the state of the samurai government represented in Sasaki's appeals, and finally to relate it to the social function of Heike-monogatari.

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