Ayanokoji-ryu

Japanese: 綾小路流 - あやのこうじりゅう

The name of a school of court songs (Roei, Saibaraku, Imayo, Hikko, etc.). Of the two ancient schools of songs, the Minamoto and Fujiwara, this school inherited the Minamoto style from the Nijo family and traces its roots to Nobuari, a descendant of Minamoto Masanobu. It produced such scholars as Atsuari, who wrote "Eikyoku Sojoshidai," Arishun, who wrote "Ryōjinguanshō," and Shunkyō, who wrote "Ayakoji Shunkyōki," and worked to pass on the Minamoto style, but it was abolished in the Meiji period and was passed down to the Ohara family.

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Japanese:

宮廷歌謡 (朗詠，催馬楽，今様，披講など) の一流派名。歌謡の流派として古くからあった源家，藤家の2流のうちの源家の流儀を二条家より受継ぎ，源雅信の子孫にあたる信有を始祖とする。『郢曲 (えいきょく) 相承次第』を著わした敦有，『梁塵愚案抄』の有俊，『綾小路俊量記』の俊量らを輩出し，源家流の伝承に努めたが，明治時代にいたって廃絶，その後は大原家に伝えられた。

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