Takadate - Takadachi

Japanese: 高館 - たかだち

[1] Another name for Koromogawa no Tate, which is believed to have been located in Hiraizumi Town, Nishiiwai County, Iwate Prefecture. *Gikeiki (Muromachi Chronicle), Vol. 8, "After the Magistrate was taken to the top." [2] Name of a Japanese musical piece. (a) Kowaka. Written in the Muromachi period. Author unknown. Also describes Benkei's imprisonment. (b) Kojoruri. Borrowing the entire text of Kowaka Dance, it is divided into five sections, and at the end, the final moments of Yoshitsune and his wife and children are added. It is the oldest of the surviving originals, and is clearly dated to January 1625 ( 2nd year of the Kan'ei era).

Takadate

⇒ Takadate

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Japanese:

[一] 岩手県西磐井郡平泉町にあったと推定される衣川館(ころもがわのたて)の別称。※義経記（室町中か）八「判官殿たかだちにうつらせ給ひて後」[二] 邦楽の曲名。(イ) 幸若。室町時代成立。作者未詳。弁慶の立往生のことも記されている。(ロ) 古浄瑠璃。幸若舞曲の全文を借用し、五段に分け、最後に義経と妻子一同の最期を加えたもの。残存正本中の最古のもので、寛永二年（一六二五）正月と明記されている。