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Japanese: 是円 - ぜえん

A Myoho scholar from the end of the Kamakura period to the beginning of the Northern and Southern Courts. Dates of birth and death unknown. His posthumous name was Nakahara Shoken. He was also known as Koreenbo Dosho. Son of Akitsugu. He first appeared as Uemon-no-jo in 1292 (Shoo 5), and became a monk before 1312 (Showa 1). He served as a Buddhist priest at the Office of Decision-Making for Miscellaneous Cases of the Kenmu Restoration Government, but after that collapsed he joined the Ashikaga clan, and in November 1336 (Engen 1 | Kenmu 3) in response to Takauji's inquiry, he submitted the Kenmu Code. Masae, who signed the book, was Koreen's younger brother and died in 1346 (Shohei 1 | Sadawa 2) at the age of 65, so Koreen's dates of birth and death can be roughly estimated.

Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information

Japanese:

鎌倉末～南北朝初期の明法家。生没年不詳。中原章賢の法名。また是円房道昭ともいう。章継の子。1292年(正応5)右衛門尉が初見，1312年(正和1)以前に出家。建武中興政府の雑訴決断所に法体で出仕したが，その瓦解とともに足利氏に属し，36年(延元1∥建武3)11月，尊氏の諮詢に答えて提出したのが《建武式目》である。同書に署名している真恵は是円の弟で46年(正平1∥貞和2)65歳で死亡しているから，是円の生没年もほぼ推定しうる。

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