中世の伊勢参宮の意味について ― 『とはずがたり』を中心として ―
About the Meaning of the Ise Shrine in the Middle Ages in “Towazugatari”
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In this paper, we looked at Nizo's role centered around Kamakura, Atsuda, and Ise, which are the biggest issues of Nizo's pilgrimage. In the Middle Ages, we looked at how the aspect of Ise worship was depicted and explored the meaning of the Ise worship. Nijo's Ise worship is regarded as receiving special treatment in that Nijo was a royal court lady in the past, and is thought to be associated with the imperial family in any form. Nijo's visit to the Ise Shrine was intended to pray for the prosperity of the king as a person who had a relationship with the imperial family at Ise Shrine, which is closely related to the Imperial Family. The important purpose of Nizo's Travel after becoming a Buddhist nun was to prove his innocence to Kohukakusaiying, to appeal to the meaning of his life as he lived for Kohukakusai. And it can be said that Nizo's role in the travel destination was to claim his innocence. Nizo's trip is a trip that was made in the past with the premise that she was a imperial court woman related to a king named Kohukakusa, and there is the uniqueness of Nizo's trip.
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In this paper, we looked at Nizo's role centered around Kamakura, Atsuda, and Ise, which are the biggest issues of Nizo's pilgrimage. In the Middle Ages, we looked at how the aspect of Ise worship was depicted and explored the meaning of the Ise worship. Nijo's Ise worship is regarded as receiving special treatment in that Nijo was a royal court lady in the past, and is thought to be associated with the imperial family in any form. Nijo's visit to the Ise Shrine was intended to pray for the prosperity of the king as a person who had a relationship with the imperial family at Ise Shrine, which is closely related to the Imperial Family. The important purpose of Nizo's Travel after becoming a Buddhist nun was to prove his innocence to Kohukakusaiying, to appeal to the meaning of his life as he lived for Kohukakusai. And it can be said that Nizo's role in the travel destination was to claim his innocence. Nizo's trip is a trip that was made in the past with the premise that she was a imperial court woman related to a king named Kohukakusa, and there is the uniqueness of Nizo's trip.
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