Genpo Tsujihara

Japanese: 辻原元甫 - つじはらげんぽ

1622－? A Confucian scholar and writer of kana zoshi in the early Edo period.
Born in 1621. He served Matsudaira Sadatsuna, lord of Kuwana Domain in Ise (Mie Prefecture), as a domain Confucian scholar. After Sadatsuna's death, he spent his time writing kana zoshi and lecturing on Chinese classics. He later served Ishikawa Noriyuki, lord of Yodo Domain in Yamashiro (Kyoto Prefecture), until resigning in 1621. He was born in Kyoto. His real surname was Nagaoka, and his given name was Sho. His pen names were Tachibanaken Sanjin and Sakiko. His works include "The Four Books of Women" and "Chiekan."

Source: Kodansha Digital Japanese Name Dictionary +Plus Information | Legend

Japanese:

1622－?　江戸時代前期の儒者,仮名草子作者。
元和(げんな)8年生まれ。伊勢(いせ)(三重県)桑名藩主松平定綱に藩儒としてつかえた。定綱没後は仮名草子の執筆,漢学の講義をしてすごす。のち山城(京都府)淀(よど)藩主石川憲之につかえ元禄(げんろく)4年辞任。京都出身。本姓は長岡。名は省。号は橘軒散人,沙木子。著作に「女四書」「智恵鑑」など。

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