Rikkatei wood chips

Japanese: 栗柯亭木端 - りっかていぼくたん

1710-1773 A kyoka poet from the mid-Edo period.
Born in 1766. A Jodo Shinshu monk. A disciple of Nagata Teiryu. After his master's death, he became an influential figure in the Osaka Kyoka world and had many disciples. This school was called the Rippa school. He passed away on July 7, 1772, at the age of 64. His edited works include "Kyoka Masumi Kagami" and "Kyoka Kun."
[Proverbs] No matter how much of a fool you think the world is, you can't just live your life carelessly.

Source: Kodansha Digital Japanese Name Dictionary +Plus Information | Legend

Japanese:

1710－1773　江戸時代中期の狂歌師。
宝永7年生まれ。浄土真宗の僧。永田貞柳の高弟。師没後の大坂狂歌壇の実力者としておおくの門弟をかかえた。この一派は栗派(りっぱ)とよばれた。安永2年7月7日死去。64歳。編著に「狂歌真寸鏡(ますかがみ)」「狂歌訓」など。
【格言など】世の中は何のへちまと思へどもぶらりとしては暮されもせず

出典　講談社デジタル版日本人名大辞典+Plusについて　情報 | 凡例

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