Guan Yun-shi (English spelling)

Japanese: 貫雲石 - かんうんせき（英語表記）Guan Yun-shi

[Birth] 23rd year of the 1st month (1286)
[Died] Taijo 1 (1324)
A Chinese sanqu writer from the Yuan Dynasty. Born into a noble Uighur family, his real name was Xiaoyun Shihaiye. His pen name was Sanzhai. He was a brave man, skilled in horseback riding and archery, and was an official Hanlin scholar. He later retired to Jiangnan and sold medicine in Qiantang. He was a master of sanqu, and had a style that combined boldness and elegance. He has written a collection of poems, Guan Sanzhai Poetry Collection (2 volumes), and a collection of sanqus, Santian Lefu (Santengafu), which includes works by Xu Zaisi (pen name Tianzhai).

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Japanese:

[生]至元23(1286)
[没]泰定1(1324)
中国，元の散曲の作家。ウイグルの名門の出身で，本名は小雲石海涯。号，酸斎。勇猛で騎射に長じ，官は翰林侍読学士にいたり，のち江南に隠遁し，銭塘で薬を売っていたという。散曲の名手で，豪放さと清逸さとを兼ねた風格があった。詩集『貫酸斎詩集』 (2巻) ，徐再思 (号，甜斎) の作と合せた散曲集『酸甜楽府 (さんてんがふ) 』がある。

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