A Study of "Kirokugo・Kiroku-goho" in the Archaic Records of the early Muromachi Period.

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I examined the recoding words and the use of these words in the documents in the early Muromachi period, including "Moromoriki(師守記)" (Moromori Nakahara, 1339-1374), "Gogumaiki(後愚昧記)" (Kintada Sanjo, 1361-1383), and "Kanmon Nitsuki(看聞日記)" (Imperial Prince, Sadafusa Fushiminomiya, 1416-1448). In this study, I (1) summarized the changes of the meanings of the recording words, "keikwai(計會)" and "hikei(秘計)," (2) discussed the previous researchers' corrections and meanings of the recording word, "Shaugai(生涯)" in "Kanmon Nitsuki," (3) investigated the relationship between "Kakuichibon Heike Monogatari(覚一本平家物語)" and documents, regarding the use of the recording word, "go/on/gyo/mi---ari, (御～あり)" (4) created the report of the results of these studies, and (5) recorded many recording words and the use of these words for future research.