Spring Chronicles - Shunki

Japanese: 春記 - しゅんき

This is the diary of Fujiwara no Sukefusa (1007-57). It was so named because Sukefusa served as the Crown Prince's Gondaifu for many years. Also, because he lived in Ononomiya, Kyoto, it is also called Nofusa-ki (Nofusa-ki) with one character added to his name. Only parts from Choreki 2 (38) to Tenki 2 (54) remain intermittently. His grandfather, Sanesuke, is known as the writer of Shojuki, but he inherited the tradition from his grandfather, and this diary is rich in articles, making it one of the most representative diaries of the mid-Heian period. It is included in Shiryo Taisei and Tankaku Sosho.

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Japanese:

藤原資房 (1007～57) の日記。資房が長く春宮 (とうぐう) 権大夫の職にあったことからこの名がある。また彼が京都小野宮に住んでいたことから資房の1字と合せ『野房記』とも呼ばれる。長暦2 (38) 年から天喜2 (54) 年までの部分が断続的に現存している。祖父の実資は『小右記』の記主として知られるが，祖父以来の伝統を受継ぎ，記事が豊かで，平安時代中期を代表する日記の一つ。『史料大成』『丹鶴叢書』所収。

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