History - Haishi

Japanese: 稗史 - はいし

〘 noun 〙① (as opposed to "official history") History that is not officially recognized. History that records unimportant matters. Also, history of the people. ② (From the position that the stories and legends of the people written by the official① are history, even if they are trivial) = Haikan (official official) ② ※Tsūzoku Seisei Tsungyou (1790) Preface "When a child's appearance is revealed, _{_{he is dishonored}} and _{his spirit} is humiliated, and _{when he takes this} , he is persuaded to _write _a common history that is distorted and distorted, and _{he is awakened} by the will of the world." ※Shosetsu Shinzui (1885-86)〈Tsubouchi Shoyo〉Preface "The number of novels and common histories (haishi) currently being written in our country is endless, numbering in the tens of millions."

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Japanese:

〘名〙① (「正史」に対して) 公認されない歴史。重要でない事柄を記した歴史。また、民間の歴史。② (稗官①が書き記したような民間の物語・伝説もつまらないながら歴史であるとの立場から) ＝はいかん（稗官）②※通俗醒世恒言（1790）序「子相、降_レ志辱_レ気、舎_レ彼取_レ此、稗史夷曲以為_二恒言_一者、抑醒_レ世之意乎」※小説神髄（1885‐86）〈坪内逍遙〉緒言「今我国に行はるる小説稗史(ハイシ)は其類、其数幾千万とも限りをしらず」

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