1802‐39 A Russian Slavic scholar. His real name was Khutsa. He was from the Carpathian Ukraine. He emigrated to Russia in 1823, graduated from Moscow University in 1829, and studied Bulgarian history and literature. His book, Bulgarians Then and Now (2 volumes, 1829, 41), attracted attention at the time for its assertion that Russians and Bulgarians were of the same ancestry. It had a particularly strong influence on Bulgarian illuminators, and contributed to raising Bulgarian national consciousness. [Nao Hagiwara] Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information |
1802‐39 ロシアのスラブ学者。本名はフツァKhutsa。カルパチ・ウクライナ地方の出身。1823年ロシアへ移住,29年モスクワ大学を終えブルガリアの歴史・文学を研究した。彼の著書《昔と今のブルガリア人》2巻(1829,41)はロシア人・ブルガリア人同一祖先論を主張したものとして当時注目され,とくにブルガリアの啓蒙家たちに与えた影響は強烈で,ブルガリア人の民族意識の高揚に寄与した。【萩原 直】 出典 株式会社平凡社世界大百科事典 第2版について 情報 |
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