Morimitsu Kouki - Morimitsu Kouki

Japanese: 守光公記 - もりみつこうき

This is the diary of Hirohashi Morimitsu, a nobleman from the late Muromachi period. His handwritten versions, dating from 1507 (Eisho 4) to 1521 (Taei 1), are held by the Toyo Bunko (8 volumes, 2 scrolls) and the Imperial Household Agency Archives and Mausolea Department (2 volumes). There are also copies of the Entoku and Bunki Kaigenki and the Eisho 5th year Shogun Nodoka Ashikaga Yoshitada. It is also known as the Zeshoin Ju Naifuki. As Morimitsu became a military ambassador in 1513 and was involved in negotiations with the shogunate, this diary contains many important articles that show the political situation between the imperial court and the military. Unpublished. [Koizumi Yoshisuke]

Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information

Japanese:

室町後期の公家広橋守光の日記。1507年(永正4)から21年(大永1)に至る自筆本が，東洋文庫(8冊2軸)と宮内庁書陵部(2冊)に所蔵されている。ほかに延徳･文亀改元記や永正5年足利義尹将軍宣下記など別記類の写本がある。異称は《是称院贈内府記》。守光が1513年武家伝奏となり，幕府との折衝に当たった関係から，当記には公武の政治情勢を示す重要記事が多く含まれている。未刊。【小泉宜右】

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