Xi-kun chou-chang-ji (English: Xi-kun chou-chang-ji)

Japanese: 西崑酬唱集 - せいこんしゅうしょうしゅう（英語表記）Xi-kun chou-chang-ji

A collection of poems from the early Northern Song Dynasty in China. It contains about 250 poems recited by 17 high-ranking court officials, including Yang Yi, Liu Yun, and Qian Weiyan, around the Jingde period (1004-1007). The style of poetry, which was inspired by Li Shangyin of the late Tang Dynasty and valued techniques such as flamboyant rhetoric, couplets, and allusions, was called the "Xikun style" and was very popular at the time.

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Japanese:

中国，北宋初期の詩集。景徳 (1004～07) 頃，楊億，劉筠 (りゅういん) ，銭惟演ら朝廷の高官 17人が唱和した詩 250首ほどを収める。晩唐の李商隠を宗とし，はなやかな修辞や対句，典故などの技巧を重んじる詩風で「西崑体」と呼ばれ，当時大流行をみた。

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