Ion Heliade‐Radulescu

Japanese: エリアーデ･ラドゥレスク（英語表記）Ion Heliade‐Radulescu

1802‐72
A leading figure in the Romanian cultural revival movement and writer. He studied at the Greek School and Saint Sava School in Bucharest, and later became the school's principal. His ideas were characterized by a strong awareness of Latin culture, as seen in his attempt to convert the Romanian alphabet into Latin characters. His activities ranged from creative writing, translation, and publishing to the founding of literary societies and political activities. During the Wallachian Revolution of 1848, he was one of the representatives of the revolutionary government, and spent ten years in exile after the revolution. [Hagiwara Nao]

Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information

Japanese:

1802‐72
ルーマニア文化再生運動の指導的人物，作家。ブカレストのギリシア学校と聖サバ校で学び，のち同校の校長になった。ルーマニア語アルファベットのラテン文字化の試みにみられるように，彼の思想には強烈なラテン文化意識が特徴的である。その活動は創作，翻訳，出版のほか文学協会の設立や政治活動に及び，1848年のワラキア革命では革命政府代表の一人となり，革命後10年の亡命生活を送った。【萩原直】

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