Asainoban - Asainoban

Japanese: 阿佐井野版 - あさいのばん

…In 1528 (the first year of the Kyoroku era), he revised and published the Ming Dynasty's Kuma Sotatsu's "Complete Collection of Medical Books," which is famous as the first medical book published in Japan. The Asaino family also published "Poem of the Three Body Styles" and "The Analects of Confucius" (the Tenmon edition of the Analects of Confucius) under the guidance of Kiyohara Nobukata. These became known as the Asaino edition and contributed greatly to the spread of printed books. [Takagi Yotaro]…

From the Sakai edition

…Sakai developed as a port city from the period of the Northern and Southern Courts in the 14th century, and as it reached its peak during the Muromachi period in the 15th and 16th centuries, wealthy families with the backing of its economic power carried out several printing projects. Generally, these are called the Asaino edition, the Shohei edition, the Tenmon edition, etc., after the name of the publisher or the year of publication, but they are collectively called the Sakai edition or the Sakai version. Well-known works include Dosuke's Shohei edition of the Analects of Confucius (1364), the reprint of the Complete Medical Books by Asaino, who was a doctor (1528), the Asaino edition of the Tenmon edition of the Analects of Confucius (1533), and the Setsuyoshu (1590) by Ishibe Ryosatsu, all of which were printed by wood engraving. …

*Some of the terminology used in reference to the "Asano version" is listed below.

Source | Heibonsha World Encyclopedia 2nd Edition | Information

Japanese:

…1528年(享禄1)明の熊宗立著《医書大全》を校訂，出版したが，これは日本最初の刊行医書として著名である。阿佐井野家では他に《三体詩》や清原宣賢の指導を仰いだ《論語》(天文版論語)を刊行しており，世に阿佐井野版といわれ，図書の印刷普及に大きく寄与した。【高木傭太郎】。…

【堺版】より

…堺は港町として14世紀南北朝の時代から発展し，15～16世紀室町時代に最盛期を迎えるに伴って，その経済力を背景とした素封家により，いくつかの開版事業がなされた。一般にはそれらの開版者名や開版の年号を冠して，〈阿佐井野版〉とか，〈正平版〉〈天文版〉などと称したが，〈堺版〉〈堺本〉と総称する。道祐の《正平版論語》(1364)をはじめとして，医者であった阿佐井野氏による《医書大全》の復刻(1528)，《天文版論語》(1533)などの〈阿佐井野版〉，石部了冊による《節用集》(1590)などが知られ，いずれも整版(木刻)印刷である。…

※「阿佐井野版」について言及している用語解説の一部を掲載しています。

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