Nagano's mountain wind

Japanese: 長等の山風 - ながらのやまかぜ

A historical treatise by Ban Nobutomo. 2 volumes, with 4 appendices. Published in the late Edo period. The first volume examines the deeds of Prince Otomo (Emperor Kobun), the first son of Emperor Tenchi, and the Jinshin War, while the second volume examines that the place where Prince Otomo committed suicide was in front of Mount Nagato in Shiga County, and that Onjo-ji Temple (Mii-dera Temple) located there was founded based on a will given by Prince Otomo to his son, Prince Yota. The appendices include "Notes on the Jinshin Chronicle," "Discussion on Eras," "The Story of Prince Kusakabe and Prince Karu's Reign as Emperor Jito," and "Considerations on the Establishment of Prince Tenchi as Crown Prince and the Names of His Elder Brothers." [Hirano Hitoshi]

Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information

Japanese:

史論。伴信友著。2巻，付録4巻。江戸後期成立。上巻は天智天皇の第1皇子大友皇子(弘文天皇)の事跡と壬申の乱を考察し，下巻は大友皇子が自殺した地を滋賀郡長等山の山前として，その地にある園城寺(三井寺)は大友皇子がその子与多王に与えた遺詔をもとに創建されたものと考証する。付録は〈壬申紀証註〉〈年号の論〉〈持統天皇草壁皇子尊珂瑠皇子尊の御うへの事〉〈天智天皇立太子及大兄名称考〉など。【平野仁啓】

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