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¥1,800,000 (Direct Cost: ¥1,800,000)
Fiscal Year 1996: ¥700,000 (Direct Cost: ¥700,000)
Fiscal Year 1995: ¥1,100,000 (Direct Cost: ¥1,100,000)
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| Research Abstract |
The aims of this study were to examine the reception of Genji-monogatari and to edit the chronological table concerning the reception and the influence of it.
In the first study, the main results were as follows.
(1) More than 20 historical materials which were written in medieval and early modern times were investigated and introduced, which had never been tried before. It is unexpected marvelous results that Genji Ichibu Nukigaki handwritten by Inawashiro Kensai which had been missing since early Showa period was discovered, and also that Gengo Ruijusho and Shishigimpyo which were handwritten by each author were able to be introduced. And Genji-monogatari Ekotoba written by Nakanoin Michikatsu and Genji-monogatari Gajo painted by Sumiyoshi Jokei must be valuable materials in the history of fine arts.
(2) More than 90 historical materials which were published in early modern times were arranged in a bibliographical introduction.
(3) Genji-e in Nishiki-e which was painted in Edo and Meiji periods was indexed as historical materials concerning the reception and was investigated for the first time. As the result, more than 500 materials existed and were arranged in a catalog of Genji-e in Nishiki-e.
(4) Extending the objects of the reception to materials on hobbies and games, the books of flower arrangement in Genji's style, sugoroku, karuta, and so on were collected, investigated, and arranged in a bibliographical introduction and a catalog.
Thus, these results were published as Historical Materials on the Reception of Genji-monogatari : Investigation and Excavation.
In the second study, approximately 2,000 cards were almost arranged. We are preparing the further cards of materials in foreign countries and articles in ancient records. The final purpose is to edit The Chronological Table on the Reception and the Influence of Genji-monogatari, which consists of The Chronological Table and The Historical Materials, and also has enormous records of reception.
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