Palace calendar - Denryaku

This is the diary of the Kanpaku and Grand Minister of State, Fujiwara Tadazane (1078-1162). It is also called Chisokuin Kanpakuki, Chisokuin Donoki, or Donoki. In his later years, during the Hogen Rebellion (1156), he was confined to Chisokuin in Funaoka, Yamashiro Atago County (west of Murasakino, Kita Ward, Kyoto City), where he died six years later, hence the name. The original handwritten version no longer exists, but 22 old copies that were copied around 1267 (Bun'ei 4) by Motohira (1246-68), the fifth head of the Konoe clan, at the command of his steward and others, are kept in the Kyoto Yomei Bunko. The period covered is 21 years, from 1098 (Shotoku 2) to 1118 (Gen'ei 1). In terms of the author's career, it begins when he was Gon Dainagon, and goes through the period when he was reappointed as Kanpaku after serving as Kanpaku, Sessho, and Dajodaijin, making up the majority of his time in the world, and contains detailed information on the various ceremonies and other political affairs at the Imperial Court. Included in the Dai Nihon Kokiroku.

[Masanobu Hashimoto]

Source: Shogakukan Encyclopedia Nipponica About Encyclopedia Nipponica Information | Legend

関白太政(だいじょう)大臣藤原忠実(ただざね)（1078―1162）の日記。『知足院(ちそくいん)関白記』『知足院殿(どの)記』『殿記』とも称される。晩年保元(ほうげん)の乱（1156）に座して山城愛宕(やましろおたぎ)郡舟岡（京都市北区紫野の西）の知足院に幽閉され、6年後同院において死したのでこの名がある。自筆原本は現存せず、1267年（文永4）ごろ近衛(このえ)家5代目の当主基平(もとひら)（1246―68）が家司(けいし)などに命じて書写させた古写本22冊が京都陽明(ようめい)文庫に存する。所収年代は1098年（承徳2）より1118年（元永1）までの21年間にわたる。記主の履歴でいえば、権大納言(ごんだいなごん)当時に始まり、関白・摂政(せっしょう)・太政大臣を経て関白に再任された時期、いわば得意の時代の大部分を占めるもので、朝廷における諸節会(せちえ)その他政事に詳細である。『大日本古記録』所収。

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