Hata Souha

Japanese: 秦宗巴 - はたそうは

1550-1608 ^* Ado-Toyotomi - A physician in the early Edo period.
Born in Tenbun 19. A native of Tanba. Studied under Manase Dosan. Initially served Toyotomi Hidetsugu, rose to the rank of Hoin and was given the title of Shojōin. Later became Tokugawa Ieyasu's personal physician. He is also said to be the author of the kana zoshi "Inumakura." Died on December 14, 1609. Age 58. His pen name was Tokuiwa. His pen name was Tachian. His works include "Medical Essentials" and "Shojōin Excerpts from Tsurezuregusa."

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

Japanese:

1550－1608^*　織豊-江戸時代前期の医師。
天文(てんぶん)19年生まれ。丹波の人。曲直瀬道三(まなせ-どうさん)にまなぶ。はじめ豊臣秀次につかえ,法印にのぼり寿命院の号をさずかる。のち徳川家康の侍医。仮名草子「犬枕」の作者ともされる。慶長12年12月14日死去。58歳。字(あざな)は徳岩。号は立安。著作に「医学的要方」「徒然草(つれづれぐさ)寿命院抄」など。

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