eiga monogatari造句

• The Eiga Monogatari implies that Tametaka fell ill and died because of his " continual nocturnal escapades ."
• Michimasa's relationship with the former Ise Priestess is mentioned in the Eiga monogatari in several places.
• In the " Eiga Monogatari " there is a detailed description of the rice-planting dengaku.
• The Eiga Monogatari records that later, when Yorimichi's daughter Genshi as chk
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• According to the Eiga Monogatari, Kanshi was known as a small and graceful beauty, proficient with the biwa and at painting, particularly in the Tang style.
• Versucher's article quoted above notes that the translations of medieval Japanese offices appended in Helen Craig McCullough and her husband's translation of " Eiga monogatari"
• She is believed to be the chief author or compiler of the Eiga Monogatari, an epic that chronicles Fujiwara history and serves as an important follow-up to the earlier Rikkokushi.
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  shi's role as Imperial Lady, as documented in the " Eiga Monogatari ", was studied and emulated by imperial women who were to follow her as Imperial Ladies.
• The oldest historical tale is the " Eiga Monogatari " ( " A Tale of Flowering Fortunes " ), giving a eulogistic chronological account of the Fujiwara from 946 to 1027, focusing particularly on Fujiwara no Michinaga.
• She also translated the Japanese classics into modern Japanese, including the " Shinyaku Genji Monogatari " ( Newly Translated Tale of Genji ) and " Shinyaku Eiga Monogatari " ( Newly Translated Tale of Flowering Fortunes ).
• According to the " Eiga Monogatari ", the Golden Hall's pillars rested on masonry supports in the shape of elephants, the roof tiles and doors were gilded and silvered, and the foundations were of rock crystal.
• The diary's text was used as a source for the " Eiga Monogatari "  a laudatory work about Michinaga and the Fujiwara clan, written or compiled in the 11th century  with entire sections copied verbatim from Murasaki's work.
• Further testimony of the scandal caused by her successive affairs with the Princes Tametaka and Atsumichi can be found in two historical tales ( " rekishi monogatari " ) about the period, " A Tale of Flowering Fortunes " ( or " Eiga Monogatari " ), c . mid-eleventh century, and " The Great Mirror " ( or " L
  kagami " ), c . late eleventh century.