Fushimi version

Also known as the Enkoji edition. Along with the Suruga edition, it is famous as a book published by Tokugawa Ieyasu. By order of Ieyasu, Sanyo Genkitsu, the ninth headmaster of the Ashikaga School, used newly carved wood type to publish these books at Enkoji Temple in Fushimi, Kyoto, between 1599 (Keicho 4) and 1606 (Keicho 11). These books include "Confucius' Family Language," "The Essentials of Government in the Teikan Period," "Liu Teo," "San Lue," "Ancient Commentaries on the Zhouyi," and "Shichisho." Among these, "Liu Teo" and "San Lue" were published three times, and "Shichisho" twice.

[Kazumasa Kaneko]

"Kawase Kazuma, 'Research on Old Typeset Editions, Supplement' (1967, Japan Association of Antiquarian Book Dealers)"

Source: Shogakukan Encyclopedia Nipponica About Encyclopedia Nipponica Information | Legend

円光寺版ともいう。駿河(するが)版とともに徳川家康が刊行した書物として名高い。家康の命によって、足利(あしかが)学校第9代校主三要元佶(さんようげんきつ)が、新彫の木活字を用い、1599年（慶長4）から1606年（慶長11）にかけて、京都伏見の円光寺で出版した書物。『孔子家語(こうしけご)』『貞観政要(じょうがんせいよう)』『六韜(りくとう)』『三略』『周易古注(しゅうえきこちゅう)』『七書(しちしょ)』などがあり、なかでも『六韜』『三略』は三度、『七書』は二度も開版された。

［金子和正］

『川瀬一馬著『増補古活字版之研究』（1967・日本古書籍商協会）』

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