Collection of historical documents - Shiseki Shuran

A series of historical documents from before the Meiji period. Excluding large historical documents. 364 volumes, 467 books, 1 general commentary book, Japanese binding. Edited by Kondo Heijyo (also known as Hajime Keizo), a Confucian scholar from the former Mikawa Okazaki Domain. Published from 1881 (Meiji 14) to 1885. Following in the footsteps of Hanawa Hokiichi, Heijyo planned to compile historical documents that were not included in Hanawa Hokiichi's Gunsho Ruiju, established the Kondo Printing Company in his own home in Fukagawa, Tokyo, and recruited subscribers by subscription. His son Keizo handled the administration and published the books. This was the first limited subscription publication. In 1883, 14 volumes of Shiseki Shuran Shiryo Sosho (containing books of unknown authors from the Edo period) were published in Japanese binding. From 1893 to 1898, 71 volumes of Zoku Shiseki Shuran were published in Japanese binding (later reorganized into 10 Western-style volumes). Then, in 1900, they started publishing "Kaishoku Shiseki Shuran" by omitting publications by other companies and adding new bibliographies. During this time, they moved to Iida-cho, Kojimachi-ku, and changed their name to Kondo Publishing Department. After Heijyo's death in 1901, Keizo took over, and in 1903 they completed 459 Western-bound books (27 volumes), 3 extra volumes (5 volumes), a general commentary and a bibliographic index. The new feature was that it included many memoranda, battle records, and essays from the Muromachi and Edo periods. Since "Zoku Gunsho Ruiju" was later published, there are many overlaps. Several copies were made after World War II, and of these, 33 volumes of "Kaishoku Shiseki Shuran" are copies of Heijyo and Keizo's edition (Rinkawa Shoten, 1983-1984). "Shin-tei Zoho Shiseki Shuran" (43 volumes and 1 supplementary volume) are copies from the same bookstore, but some have been deleted and some have been newly reprinted, and the organization has been changed. The sequel also includes 10 volumes of the Western-style "Shoku Shiseki Shuran." Published between 1960 and 1973. Later, a new volume, "Jomoku Taisei Sho," was added as part of the "Kuge" section (published in 1984).

[Masuda Muneta]

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明治以前の史籍の叢書。大部の史籍等は除く。364部・467冊、総目解題1冊、和装本。旧三河岡崎藩儒学者近藤瓶城（はじめ圭造とも）編。1881年（明治14）～1885年刊。瓶城は、塙保己一(はなわほきいち)にならい、彼の『群書類従』には収録されなかった史籍の編集を企画し、東京深川の自邸に近藤活版所を設立して予約購読者を募集し、子の圭造が事務をとって出版した。限定予約出版の嚆矢(こうし)。1883年には『史籍集覧史料叢書』14冊（江戸時代の著者不明の書を収める）を和装出版。1893～1898年には『続史籍集覧』71冊を和装出版（のち洋装10冊に改編）。次いで1900年からは、他社の出版物は省き新しい書目を加えて『改訂史籍集覧』の刊行を開始した。この間、麹町(こうじまち)区飯田町に移り近藤出版部と改称。1901年瓶城の死後は圭造が継ぎ、洋装本459部・27冊、編外3部・5冊、総目解題及書目索引1冊を1903年完成。室町時代や江戸時代の覚書や合戦記、随筆等を多く収めた点が新機軸である。のち『続群書類従』が刊行開始されたため重複が少なくない。第二次世界大戦後に数種類の複製が出たが、そのうち『改定史籍集覧』33冊は、瓶城・圭造の版の複製（臨川書店、1983～1984年）。『新訂増補史籍集覧』43冊・別巻1冊は、同じ書店からの複製であるが、削除されたものや新しく版を起こしたものもあり、編成も改められている。『続史籍集覧』洋装10冊も続編として入っている。1960～1973年刊。またのちに公家部として「除目大成抄」1冊が新しく印刷されて加えられた（1984年刊）。

［益田　宗］

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