Fujiwara Tamenari - For the sake of Fujiwara

Japanese: 藤原為業 - ふじわらのためなり

Year of death: Unknown (Year of death unknown)
Year of birth: around 1114
A poet of the Heian period. The second son of Tokiwa Tango no Kami Tametada. His mother was the daughter (Natsutomo) of Tachibana no Dayu (perhaps Toshimune). He became a monk and called himself Jakunen, and together with his younger brothers Tametada (Jakucho) and Yorinari (Jakuzen), he was known as the Tokiwa Sanjaku (Ohara Sanjaku). In addition to the two poetry contests organized by his father Tametada, after he became a monk he also wrote the "Shigeie Family Poetry Contest" in 1166, the "Sumiyoshi Shrine Poetry Contest" in 1169, the "Hirota Shrine Poetry Contest" in 1172, the "Jisho Thirty-six Poets Poetry Contest" before 1179, and the "Ipponkyo Waka Kaishi" around 1181. His ability as a poet is the least highly rated of the three. His style is composed. <References> Inoue Muneo, "Research on the Biographies of Poets of the Late Heian Period, Revised Edition"

(Tomoko Tani)

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Japanese:

没年：没年不詳(没年不詳)
生年：永久2頃(1114)
平安時代の歌人。常盤丹後守為忠の次男。母は橘大夫(俊宗か)の娘(なつとも)。出家して寂念と称し,弟の為経(寂超),頼業(寂然)と共に常盤三寂(大原三寂)と呼ばれた。父為忠の主催する2度の歌合のほか,出家後も仁安1(1166)年『重家家歌合』,嘉応1(1169)年『住吉社歌合』,承安2(1172)年『広田社歌合』,治承3(1179)年以前の『治承三十六人歌合』,養和1(1181)年ごろ『一品経和歌懐紙』などの作者となる。歌人としての力量は,三寂のなかで最も評価が低い。落ち着きのある作風である。<参考文献>井上宗雄『増補版・平安後期歌人伝の研究』

(谷知子)

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