Chronicles of Emperor Daigo

Japanese: 醍醐天皇御記 - だいごてんのうぎょき

Also called "Engi Goki." Diary of Emperor Daigo. Not extant. At the end of the Edo period, when Nakatsu Hiroaki collected the diaries of emperors quoted in old books on court etiquette such as "Nishinomiya-ki" and "Kitayama-sho," he collected fragmentary entries from the year Engi 2 (902) to the year Encho 7 (929) for Emperor Daigo. After that, several more entries were added, and currently, the period from the year Kanpei 9 (897) to the year Encho 8 (930) is known. Together with the diaries of Emperor Uda and Emperor Murakami, it is collectively referred to as the "Three Daidai Goki." (→ Kanpei Goki, Murakami Tenno Goki)

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Japanese:

『延喜御記』ともいう。醍醐天皇の日記。現在は伝わらない。江戸時代末期，中津広昵が『西宮記』『北山抄』など有職故実関係の古書に引用されている天皇の日記を拾い集めた際，醍醐天皇の分として延喜2 (902) ～延長7 (929) 年の間の断片的記事を集めたもの。その後，数年分がまた補われ，現在では寛平9 (897) ～延長8 (930) 年までが知られている。宇多天皇，村上天皇の日記と合せて，「三代御記」と総称される。 (→寛平御記 ,　村上天皇御記 )

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