Born: June 16, 1811, Pressburg [Died] February 9, 1870. Doctor and missionary in Brookfield, Missouri. His Chinese name was Botokurei. A Jew born in Hungary, he obtained his medical degree from the University of Patwa in 1836 and traveled around Europe as a doctor. In 1840, he converted from Judaism to Christianity and moved to London, where he married an English woman in 1843 and became a naturalized citizen. He was dispatched by the Ryukyu Naval Missionary Society and landed in Naha with his wife and children in April 1846. He tried to spread Christianity while working in medicine, but due to the strict control of the Shuri Royal Court, his missionary work was unsuccessful. He learned the Ryukyuan language and devoted himself to translating the New Testament into the Ryukyuan language. In 1854, he traveled to America aboard the warship Powhatan commanded by Commodore Perry. His Bible translation was later translated into standard Japanese and published. His manuscripts include the Ryukyu-Japanese Grammar Conspiracy (1849) and the English Ryukyuan Dictionary (67). Bettelheim |
[生]1811.6.16. プレスブルク [没]1870.2.9. ミズーリ,ブルックフィールド 医師,宣教師。漢名伯徳令。ハンガリー生れのユダヤ人で,1836年パトバ大学で医学の学位を取得,医師としてヨーロッパ各地を回る。 40年ユダヤ教からキリスト教に改宗してロンドンに移り,43年イギリス婦人と結婚,帰化。琉球海軍伝道会より派遣され,46年4月妻子とともに那覇に上陸。医療のかたわら布教に努めたが,首里王府のきびしい取締りのもとに布教は成功せず,琉球語を習得し,新約聖書の琉球語訳に専念。 54年ペリー提督の率いる軍艦『ポーハタン』号に便乗してアメリカに渡る。聖書訳はのち標準語に改め出版された。稿本に『琉日文典綱要』 (1849) ,『英語琉球語辞典』 (67) がある。 ベッテルハイム
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