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A Study of Genealogies of Rekishimonogatari

《烈士物语》谱系研究

基本信息

批准号：
04801049
负责人：
FUKUDA Akimichi
金额：
$ 0.51万
依托单位：
Shimane University
依托单位国家：
日本
项目类别：
Grant-in-Aid for General Scientific Research (C)
财政年份：
1992
资助国家：
日本
起止时间：
1992 至 1993
项目状态：
已结题

项目摘要

Although the word rekishimonogatari(*, Historical Narratives) is used to generalize several works including Eigamonogatari(*) and Shikyo(*) consisting of Ohkagami(*), Imakagami(*), Mizukagami(*) and Masukagami(*), there is nothing in common among them except that they are diachronic historical descriptions written in kana(*). They are isolated from one another in nature as literary works ; moreover, they are different from one another in styles, forms, keynotes, outlooks as literary works ; and historical views. This study is the first step toward identifying this group of miscellaneous works in the history of literature.We find a peculiar group of works that exists on the basis of the history of the Heir to the Imperial Throne (Yotsugi, *) in the center of Rekishimonogatari. We can think, because of the continuous succession to the Imlperial Throne, that some sequels were written to Eigamonogatari and Ohkagami, and that Godaiteiomonogatari(*) was written after Rokudaishojiki(*). We ca … More n assume that similar works such as Karakagami(*) and Akitsushimamonogatari(*) and related works such as Hohbutsushu(*) and Mumyozoushi(*) were produced because, at that stage, there were plural systems of books on Japanese history written in kana at the same time.It is Masukagami that was produced to reorganize the history of Rekishimonogatari putting great importance on the history of the Heir to the Imperial Throne as Rekishimonogatari became popular and diverse. After Masukagami, established was the system of books on Japanese history that treated historical events diachronically with the sequence of Akitsushimamonogatari, Mizukagami, Ohkagami, Imakagami, Tsukinoyukue(*), Masukagami, and Ikenomokuzu(*). In the process of the reserch on these works, the writer transcribed into modern Japanese the whole text of Akitsuhimanomonogatari of which the accurate oroginal text was difficult to obtain. The writer would also like to point out the fact that the works stated above were produced concentratedly during the turbulent period from about 1200 to the middle of the 14th century. Less

虽然“rekishimonogatari”（*，历史叙事）一词被用来概括包括Eigamonogatari（*）和Shikyo（*）在内的几部作品，其中包括Ohkagami（*），Imakagami（*），Mizukagami（*）和Masukagami（*），但它们之间没有任何共同之处，只是它们是用假名（*）书写的历时性历史描述。它们作为文学作品的性质是相互孤立的，而且它们作为文学作品的风格、形式、基调、观点和历史观也各不相同。本研究是在文学史上对这一群杂着进行认定的第一步。我们发现了一群以《皇位继承人史》（四木，*）为基础而存在于《礼记物语》中心的特殊作品。我们可以认为，由于连续的继承Imlansho-Throne，一些续集是写给Eigamonogatari和Ohkagami的，而Godaiteiomonogatari（*）是在Rokudaishojiki（*）之后写的。We CA ...更多信息 n假设类似的作品，如Karakagami（*）和Akitsushimonogatari（*）以及相关的作品，如Hohbutsushu（*）和Mumyozoushi（*），因为在那个阶段，同时出现了多种用假名书写的日本历史书籍体系。《益上》是为了重新整理《礼记物语》的历史而产生的，它非常重视皇位继承人的历史，Rekishimonogatari变得流行和多样化。在益上之后，建立了关于日本历史的书籍体系，以秋津物语、水上、大上、今上、月之佑（*）、益上和池之津（*）的顺序历时地处理历史事件。在对这些作品进行研究的过程中，作者将难以获得准确原文的《秋岛物语》全文翻译成现代日语。作者还想指出，上述作品集中产生于1200年左右至14世纪世纪中期的动荡时期。少