Azuma Kagami - I want to see Azuma Kagami

...It is also called quasi-Chinese, Japanese-Chinese, or Fuhitobe Chinese. From the Middle Ages onwards, official documents of the Shogunate were written in this style, and in particular the historical text "Azuma Kagami (Azuma Kagami)", which compiled Shogunate records, was written in this style, so it is also called "Azuma Kagami style". From the Middle Ages onwards, it was used not only for official documents but also for letters and records written by samurai, and became the most important style.

*Some of the terminology used to refer to "Tokantai" is listed below.

Source | Heibonsha World Encyclopedia 2nd Edition | Information

…準漢文，和漢文，史部（ふひとべ）漢文などともいう。中世以後は幕府の公用文がこの文体で記され，ことに幕府の記録を集成した史書《東鑑(吾妻鏡)》がこの体であったので〈東鑑体〉ともいわれる。中世以後は，公用文のほか士人の書簡文，記録などにも用いられ，最も重要な文体となった。…

※「東鑑体」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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