大江千里
おおえのちさと(?-early 10th century).
He never attained a particularly high rank, but seems to have garnered high esteem as a poet. He participated in a number of poetry compositions and was commissioned by Emperor Uda to write the Kudai waka, a series of Japanese poems responding to Chinese lines of verse. He has 10 poems in the KKS, 2 in the GSS, and 13 in later collections.