A Study of Japanese Court Diplomatics in the Medieval and Early Modern Period

(1)京都大学文学院大学博物馆保存的宫廷外交家的调查我们调查了一些保存在京都大学文学院大学博物馆的宫廷外交家，了解到KAJUJI-K13EA\: E外交家的名单不足以进行研究。所以我们做了详细的调查。由此，我们明确了中世纪外交官是从亲族（如madenokoji - ke家族、KANROJI-KE家族）中迁移过来的，并提供了对日本古代宫廷外交官的书写和派遣方式进行考察的线索。”(2)形成KAJUJI-KE和MIBU-KE家族外交学数据库我们形成了KAJUJI-KE和MUBU-KE家族外交学数据库并打印出来供研究。(3) KAJUJI-KE家族外交家微胶片整理(4)日本宫廷文化考察从人像、服饰、用品等方面考察日本古代宫廷文化（保存于京都大学文学院大学博物馆）。(5)“京都贵族与仪式”展览考察及文字说明

(1)Investigation on Court Diplomatics presearved in University Museum, Faculty of Letters, Kyoto University We investigated some court diplomatics (presearved in University Museum, Faculty of Letters, Kyoto University), and knew the list of KAJUJI-K13EA\ : E diplomatics wasn't enough for study. So we made a detailed investigation. As the result of it, we made it clear that the diplomatics in the Medieval Period had been moved from relative families (ex.MADENOKOJI-KE family, KANROJI-KE family), and fou13EA\ : nd a clue to examination on the way of writing and sending deplomatics in the acient court of Japan.(2)Forming Database of KAJUJI-KE and MIBU-KE families Diplomatics We formed database of KAJUJI-KE and MUBU-KE families diplomatics and printed it out for study.(3)Arrangement of Microfilms of KAJUJI-KE family Diplomatics(4)Investigation on the Japanese Court Culture We investigated on the ancient Japanese court culture from portraits, clothes and supplies (preserved in University Museum, Faculty of Letters, Kyoto University).(5)Investigation and Writing Explanations for the Exhibition "KYOTO ARISTOCRACY and CEREMONY"