The Discourse of Falconry Inherited by Konoe Sakihisa : Thorough Consideration of the Titles of Books Quoted in "Takahyakushu 鷹百首" and "Koyoki 皇鷹記"

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  • Otsubo Mai
    National Institute of Technology, Sasebo College : Lecturer

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  • 近衞前久が継承した鷹の言説 : 『鷹百首』と『皇鷹記』の引用書目の検討を通して
  • コノエ ゼンキュウ ガ ケイショウ シタ タカ ノ ゲンセツ : 『 タカ ヒャクシュ 』 ト 『 コウ タカキ 』 ノ インヨウ ショモク ノ ケントウ オ トオシテ

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In this thesis, we consider the titles of books quoted “Takahyakushu’ and “Koyoki' written by Konoe Sakihisa, who had authority of the culture of falconry from Sengoku era to the beginning of Edo era, during these eras falconry was very popular and a lot of Takasho were written. We also characterize the Takasho inherited by Sakihisa and explore the discourse of falconry from the latter period of Muromachi era to the beginning of Edo era. The book often quoted in “Takahyakushu，” which was written for Toyotomi Hideyoshi and Tokugawa Ieyasu, is “Shobokusho.” This is not a Takasho, but a Bukekojitsusho by Hosokawa Takakuni, and is very important as the main stream of that period. On the other hand, “Jimyoinsaishodonokyuki” is quoted in “Koyoki.” “Jimyoinsaishodonokyuki” is the book inheriting the discourse of Saionji-ke whose family business is falconry.

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