Jinten Ainoushou - Jinten Ainoushou

Japanese: 塵添壒囊抄 - じんてんあいのうしょう

A collection of similar works compiled towards the end of the Muromachi period. 20 volumes, 20 books of old editions. As the editor, a certain monk, wrote in the preface written in 1532 (Tenbun 1), this work compiles a total of 737 entries, including 201 selected entries from "Chiribukuro" (Dust Bag) and appended to the volumes of the already circulating "Satsuma Sho." With medieval scholarship, it explains historical events both Buddhist and secular, and serves as a direct source for understanding the flavor of medieval learning, customs, and language. Included in "Dai Nippon Bukkyo Zensho." [Yasuo Yoshikawa]

Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information

Japanese:

室町時代末期に編さんされた類書。20巻，古刊本20冊。1532年(天文1)の序文に編者の僧某がしるしているように，すでに流布の《壒囊鈔》の巻々に《塵袋（ちりぶくろ）》から選択した201項を本文のまま配し添え，計737項を編さんしたもの。中世的な学殖をもって，仏教･世俗にわたる故事の説明がなされており，中世の学芸･風俗･言語の趣を知るべき直接の資料をもなしている。《大日本仏教全書》所収。【吉川泰雄】

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