He became the governor of Mikawa, the deputy chief priest of Shinto, chamberlain, and chief of the military guards. In 1206, he copied the "Nihon Shoki," and in 1225, he copied the "Kogo Shūi." His poems are included in "Shin Chronicles of Japanese Poetry," "Zoku Kokin Wakashu," and other collections. He was commonly known as the poet Reizei. His works include "Shinto Taii" and others. Source: Kodansha Digital Japanese Name Dictionary +Plus Information | Legend |
三河守(かみ),神祇大副(じんぎのたいふ),侍従,佐兵衛督(さひょうえのかみ)となる。建永元年(1206)「日本書紀」を,元仁(げんにん)2年(1225)「古語拾遺」を書写。歌は「新勅撰和歌集」「続古今和歌集」などにのせられている。通称は冷泉(れいぜい)歌人。著作に「神道大意」など。 出典 講談社デジタル版 日本人名大辞典+Plusについて 情報 | 凡例 |
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