Noriyuki Kaiho

...A Confucian scholar of the late Edo period. He belonged to the school of historical research. His given name was Motobi, his pen name was Junkei, his common name was Kiyoshi, and his pen name was Gyoson. He was born in Kitashimizu Village, Musa County, Kazusa Province, and studied under Ota Kinjo in Edo. He was later invited to the Sakura Domain, and in 1857 (Ansei 4) was appointed professor of Confucianism at the Shogunate's Medical School. His studies were centered on the study of the Classics, and he commented and supplemented various texts by referring to ancient commentaries and commentaries and the Classics and History Collections, and was known for his precise research. He has written over 30 books, including "The Meaning of Classical Studies, Ancient Readings," "The Story of a Hufu-dan," and "Fishing Villages." [Kinugasa Yasuki]...

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…江戸後期の儒者。考証学派。名は元備，字は純卿，通称は紀之，漁村は号。上総国武射郡北清水村の生れで，江戸の太田錦城に学ぶ。のち佐倉藩に招かれ，1857年(安政4)幕府の医学館の儒学教授に挙げられる。その学問は経学を主とし，古注疏や経史子集を参照して諸書を注解補証し，考証の精密なことで知られた。著書に《経学字義古訓》《抱腹談ノ抱腹》《漁村文話》など30余種がある。【衣笠 安喜】…

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