Fujiwara no Yoshitsune - Fujiwara no Yoshitsune

Japanese: 藤原良経 - ふじわらのよしつね

A nobleman and poet of the early Kamakura period. Grandson of Tadamichi and son of Kujo Kanezane. He rose to the rank of Junior First Rank Regent and Grand Minister of State, and was known as Gokyogoku Regent and Nakamikado. He supported Fujiwara no Shunzei and Fujiwara no Teika, and contributed to the development of the poetry world by hosting many poetry contests such as the "Kagetsu Hyakushu" and the "Rokuhyakuban Utaawase" that laid the foundations for the establishment of the Shin Kokinshu. He wrote the kana preface to the "Shin Kokin Wakashu" and was also the author of the opening poem. His family collection includes the "Akishino Gekkiseishu." He also had a Chinese poetry collection called "Shijutai," but it has been lost. He wrote records such as the Chinese diary "Tonki," and compiled works such as "Sakutei-ki," "Shin Twelve Months Orai," and "Jomoku Taisei-sho." He was also an accomplished calligrapher, and was known as Gokyogoku-sama. Kujo Yoshitsune. Years 1 of the Kaō era to 1st year of the Ken'ei era (1169-1206 ).

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Japanese:

鎌倉前期の公卿・歌人。忠通の孫で、九条兼実の子。従一位摂政太政大臣に至り、後京極摂政、中御門殿と称された。藤原俊成・定家を後援し、新古今調樹立の基礎を築く「花月百首」「六百番歌合」など多くの歌合を主催して、歌壇の育成に貢献した。「新古今和歌集」の仮名序を執筆し、巻頭歌の作者ともなった。家集に「秋篠月清集」がある。他に漢詩集「詩十体」があったが散逸。漢文日記「殿記」などの記録、「作庭記」「新十二月往来」「除目大成抄」などの編著があり、書道にもすぐれて後京極様といわれた。九条良経。嘉応元～建永元年（一一六九‐一二〇六）

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