KKS 13 - Revision history

Jchristo at 18:38, 30 August 2023

2023-08-30T18:38:30Z

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Jchristo: /* Other sources */

2023-08-30T18:37:02Z

Other sources

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	* [[紀友則\|友則集]]２		* [[紀友則\|友則集]]２
	* [[寛平御時后宮歌合]]１ (vs [[Kokinshu 12\|KKS 12]])		* [[寛平御時后宮歌合]]１ (vs [[Kokinshu 12\|KKS 12]])
	* [[綺語抄~~]]　[[紫禁和歌草~~]]　[[定家八代抄]]		* [[綺語抄]]　[[定家八代抄]]
	* 源氏注・若菜下、初音、竹川		* 源氏注・若菜下、初音、竹川


	[[Kokinshu 12\|Previous poem]] \| [[Kokinshu 14\|Next poem]]		[[Kokinshu 12\|Previous poem]] \| [[Kokinshu 14\|Next poem]]

Jchristo at 17:25, 30 August 2023

2023-08-30T17:25:04Z

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	= Text =		= Text =
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	[寛平御時后の宮の歌合の歌]		[寛平御時后の宮の歌合の歌]

	紀友則		[[紀友則]]

	花のかを風のたよりにたぐへてぞ鶯さそふしるべにはやる		花のかを風のたよりにたぐへてぞ鶯さそふしるべにはやる
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	[A poem at the Empress' Poetry Collection in the Kampei era]		[A poem at the Empress' Poetry Collection in the Kampei era]

	Ki no Tomonori		[[紀友則\|Ki no Tomonori]]

	The flower's scent / to the wind's message / I will add; / as an invitation to the warbler / I will send it.		The flower's scent / to the wind's message / I will add; / as an invitation to the warbler / I will send it.
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	= Other sources =		= Other sources =

	* ~~新撰万葉集１１~~. Third line 交倍手曾(マジヘテゾ)		* [[新撰万葉集]]１１. Third line 交倍手曾(マジヘテゾ)
	* ~~新撰和歌１５~~		* [[新撰和歌]]１５
	* ~~古今和歌六帖３０・残りの雪~~, ３８５・春の風・とものり, ４３９４・鶯・とものり		* [[古今和歌六帖]]３０・残りの雪, ３８５・春の風・とものり, ４３９４・鶯・とものり
	* ~~新撰朗詠集６４~~		* [[新撰朗詠集]]６４
	* ~~友則集２~~		* [[紀友則\|友則集]]２
	* ~~寛平御時后宮歌合１~~ (vs [[Kokinshu 12\|KKS 12]])		* [[寛平御時后宮歌合]]１ (vs [[Kokinshu 12\|KKS 12]])
	* ~~綺語抄　紫禁和歌草　定家八代抄~~		* [[綺語抄]]　[[紫禁和歌草]]　[[定家八代抄]]
	* 源氏注・若菜下、初音、竹川		* 源氏注・若菜下、初音、竹川


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Jchristo: Jchristo moved page Kokinshu 13 to KKS 13

2023-08-30T17:24:15Z

Jchristo moved page Kokinshu 13 to KKS 13

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Jchristo at 18:28, 3 February 2021

2021-02-03T18:28:24Z

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		[[Kokinshu 12\|Previous poem]] \| [[Kokinshu 14\|Next poem]]

		= Text =

		[寛平御時后の宮の歌合の歌]

		紀友則

		花のかを風のたよりにたぐへてぞ鶯さそふしるべにはやる

		= Translation =

		[A poem at the Empress' Poetry Collection in the Kampei era]

		Ki no Tomonori

		The flower's scent / to the wind's message / I will add; / as an invitation to the warbler / I will send it.

		= Explanation =

		The warblers in the previous poem have only false "flowers", so they don't yet know it's spring. Therefore, we must send the plum scent from our garden to invite the warblers out of the valley, leading directly into the next poem.

		= Detailed Notes =

		;やる
		:The subject would seem to be the poet. たぐへて is also transitive.

		= Analysis =

		The basic idea here is that the poet is sending out the scent of the plum blossoms in his garden on the wind, as if it were a letter, to invite the warblers.

		A good number of commentators (such as {{Edo\|Mabuchi}}, {{Nativist\|Takanao}}, and {{Modern\|Kaneko}}) say that the poet is reluctant to let the scent go because of how much he values it. It's hard to see where this feeling comes from, although Takeoka links it to the は in the final line and perhaps an emphasis of the を in the first. As with other poems earlier, the conceit of sending the warblers a message is called "childish" by some (Mabuchi, Takanao), but that seems to be a harsh judgment. {{Modern\|Kubota}} disagrees with both ideas.

		As Katagiri points out, in the original poetry competition this was paired with poem 12. So even if they were composed separately at first, they were later joined. Presumably there is a contrast with the scent of the real flowers in this poem and the scentless "flowers" of the previous one. Since the warblers have no real flowers and don't know it's spring, we have to send them scent.

		This poem is alluded to several times in the ''Tale of Genji''. The "wakana ge" chapter mentions perfume enticing to any warbler (Tyler trans. p 640). In "Hatsune" the text says 花の香さそふ夕顔 but perhaps this reference is more general.

		This poem is used as a ''honka'' in several others:

		::君さそふしるべにぞやる鶯もきゐるのきばのむめのにほひを
		::I will send it to you as an invitation: The scent of the plums under the eaves where the warblers sit (''Shoku kokinshu'' 57)

		::吹く風のさそふにほひをしるべにて行方さだめぬ花のころかな
		::This is the time of flowers whose scents float on the breeze inviting us to undecided places. (''Shoku shuishu'' 76, Emperor Gosaga)

		= Other sources =

		* 新撰万葉集１１. Third line 交倍手曾(マジヘテゾ)
		* 新撰和歌１５
		* 古今和歌六帖３０・残りの雪, ３８５・春の風・とものり, ４３９４・鶯・とものり
		* 新撰朗詠集６４
		* 友則集２
		* 寛平御時后宮歌合１ (vs [[Kokinshu 12\|KKS 12]])
		* 綺語抄　紫禁和歌草　定家八代抄
		* 源氏注・若菜下、初音、竹川


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