CORPUS OF TANG POETRY TRANSCRIPTS THAT REMAIN WITHIN PREMODERN JAPANESE DOCUMENTS

保留在前现代日本文献中的唐诗抄本

基本信息

批准号：
15520229
负责人：
SHIZUNAGA Takeshi
金额：
$ 1.73万
依托单位：
KYUSHU UNIVERSITY
依托单位国家：
日本
项目类别：
Grant-in-Aid for Scientific Research (C)
财政年份：
2003
资助国家：
日本
起止时间：
2003 至 2006
项目状态：
已结题

项目摘要

The present research involves discovering valuable Tang Dynasty (7^<th> to 9^<th> centuries) Chinese poetry written and remaining by chance in the blank portions of pages in premodern (13^<th> to 18^<th> centuries) Japanese handwritten books and printed books.Further, through this research study, I aim to consider why these valuable texts are in Japan, when they arrived, and by what means, as well as why they were lost from the Chinese mainland.For example, although more than 3000 poems of the Tang Dynasty poet Bai Juyi remain to this day, there are dozens that were lost from China and only exist in fragmented form in Japan today. There are also several hundred cases of works circulated in Japan being greatly different from those generally known in China today, due to copying errors and communication errors.By collecting and organizing documents kept in storage in archives and public libraries throughout Japan, I was able to acquire actual examples of these poems, as well as shed light on how they were imported and several processes involved in their continued existence and disappearance.As a result, I believe this "Books exchange" has proven that cultural exchange between Japan and China during the Tang Dynasty (7^<th> to 9^<th> centuries) and thereafter was not limited to the traditional Japanese envoys, but was also frequently and heavily done on a civilian or inter-coastal area level.In the sense that this research provides materials not available in their Chinese homeland, I also believe that it will have significant benefits for the field of Chinese classical literature research.

The present research involves discovering valuable Tang Dynasty (7^<th> to 9^<th> centuries) Chinese poetry written and remaining by chance in the blank portions of pages in premodern (13^<th> to 18^<th> centuries) Japanese handwritten books and printed books.Further, through this research study, I aim to consider why these valuable texts are in Japan, when they arrived, and by what means, as well as why they were lost from the Chinese大陆。例如，尽管唐朝诗人拜伊（Bai Juyi）的3000多首诗至今仍保留下来，但仍有数十种从中国丢失，只有今天在日本以零散的形式存在。由于复制错误和沟通错误，日本也有几百件案例与当今中国一般闻名的作品有很大不同。通过收集和组织文件存储在日本的档案和公共图书馆中，我能够获得这些诗歌的实际例子，并获得了这些过程的实际情况，并揭示了这些过程的持续交换和涉及这些过程的文化。和中国在唐朝（7^<th>几个世纪以来），此后不仅限于日本传统的使节，但在平民或海岸层间面积的水平上也经常且经常完成。