Letter by Daigo Fuyumoto
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作者醍醐冬基
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制作年 AD17
- Title
- ダイゴフユモトヒツショジョウ
- Collections
- Century Akao Collection
- Depository
- Institute of Oriental Classics (Shido Bunko) Campus Mita
- Ref. number
- AW-CEN-001623-0000
- License
- CC BY Images license
- Creditline
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慶應義塾（センチュリー赤尾コレクション）
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- Art
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- Handwriting Font Monochrome Art Monochrome photography
The second son of Regent Ichijo Akiyoshi (1605-72, the ninth prince of Emperor Goyozei), Daigo Fuyumoto (1648-97) became the founder of the Daigo family and, at the age of 37, was appointed to Provisional Major Counselor in 1684. It was through a descendant of his father’s older brother Konoe Nobuhiro (1599-1649, fourth prince of Emperor Goyozei) that Fuyumoto, as well as his son, Akitada (1679-1756), was also trained in the “family trade,” the Jodaiyo writing style. That descendant, Konoe Iyehiro (1667-1736, born to Princess Akiko, the daughter of Emperor Gomizunoo) contributed greatly to the revival of the ancient style. Fuyumoto asks the addressee, a Syoren-In Monzeki (an imperial prince residing at a temple), to hurry and add a calligraphic note to the brush-and-ink painting of Murasaki Shikibu (Lady Murasaki, the author of the Tale of Genji), a request made earlier by the painter Bunkai. Bunkai was the pseudonym used by Unkoku Toban (1635-1724), the fourth son of Unkoku Toeki (1591-1644), the originator of the Unkoku School of painters. In 1668, Bunkai inherited the family name, trade and estate, and actively fulfilled his duties as head of this prominent family. The Syoren-In Monzeki mentioned here is the 29th Sonkei (also Shucho) Hosshinno (1634-80).
猶々漸野頭土筆出申候間十七八日比渡御奉待候也先日者得尊意辱存候弥御堅固被成御座候哉承度候於爰許無事罷有候然者去年文海頼上候紫式部之賛如此被染御筆被下候ハゝ可忝之由申越候キ御六ヶ敷御事なから近日被遊被下候ハゝ於私御懇恩可奉存候恐々謹言二月十二日（花押）青門様冬基御小性中
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