One crystal

Japanese: 一晶 - いっしょう

1643‐1707 (Kan'ei 20‐Hoei 4)
A haiku poet of the early Edo period. His surname was Haga, and given name was Harusada. He was commonly known as Jun'eki. His other pen names were Konzan'o and Meireido. He emerged in the Kyoto haiku world under the tutelage of Nifune and Tsunenori, and looked up to Akikaze and Shintoku as elder brothers. He published works such as Shishu Kakekaku (1680), Tsuruibo (1681), and Ikaga, making a name for himself with his 13,500 verses of haiku, and was recognized as a master of Danrin haiku. He published his New Year's Book in 1683 (Tenwa 3), and in the spring he moved to Edo, where he formed friendships with the Sho school, and played a part in the Tenwa Sho school.

Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information

Japanese:

1643‐1707(寛永20‐宝永4)
江戸前期の俳人。姓は芳賀，名は治貞。通称は順益。別号は崑山翁，冥霊堂。似船･常矩（つねのり）の傘下から京都俳壇に登場し，秋風･信徳に兄事した。《四衆懸隔》(1680)，《蔓付贅（つるいぼ）》(1681)，《如何（いかが）》等を刊行し，1万3500句の矢数俳諧で名をあげ，談林俳諧の点者として認められた。1683年(天和3)に歳旦帳を刊行し，その春江戸に移住して蕉門と親交を持ち，天和蕉風の一翼を担った。

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