Mikszáth Kálmán

Japanese: ミクサート（英語表記）Mikszáth Kálmán

Born: January 16, 1847 in Scraboniya
[Died] May 28, 1910, Budapest Hungarian novelist. He published novels while traveling around the country as a newspaper reporter, and established his literary reputation with the short story A tót atyafiak (Slovak Relatives) (1881), which was based on peasant life. He subsequently published many long and short novels. He keenly observed the decline of aristocratic society and the interactions between officials and the people, skillfully depicting them with ironic humor. In addition to the novels Szent Péter esernyöje (95), Különös házasság (A Strange Marriage) (1900), and A ven gazember (The Old Scoundrel) (A ven gazember) (06), he also published many collections of short stories.

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Japanese:

[生]1847.1.16. スクラボニヤ
[没]1910.5.28. ブダペスト
ハンガリーの小説家。新聞記者として国内各地を転々としながら小説を発表，農民生活に取材した短編小説『スロバキアの親類たち』A tót atyafiak (1881) によって文名を確立した。以後，多くの長短編小説を発表。貴族社会の没落過程や，官吏と人民の接触を鋭い目で観察し，それらを皮肉なユーモアを交えて巧みに描いた。長編小説『聖ペテロの雨傘』 Szent Péter esernyöje (95) ，『奇妙な結婚』 Különös házasság (1900) ，『年老いた悪党』A vén gazember (06) などのほか，多くの短編集がある。

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