『万葉集』と新羅郷歌、新羅漢詩の「死」の認識

Abstract

The poetry which sang death by the "Manyou-syu" is called the "Banka." There is "Banka" especially looked at by the volume 2, the volume 3, the volume 7, the volume 9, the volume 13, and the volume 14. In addition, although not divided, some places "Banka" of the whole "Manyou-syu" are scattered. In "Hyang-ga", conquest of that is made with the problem the feeling that a "Jemangme-ga", a "Mojukjirang-ga", a "Changiparang-ga", "Onewangseang-ga", etc. are felt from death. But, "Manyou-syu"too small compared to that number. Because the information "Silla's Hansi" at the time. Why ancient people singing the death. Japan and Korea about representations of the death of the ancient people of the recognition and to compare the similarities and dissimilarities. The ancient Japanese who could see through "Manyoshu";The purpose with which a song was made sorrows over the person who died, but if it's to show the loneliness, it seems. The ancient Korean who could see through "Hyang-ga" and "Silla's Chinese poem";The purpose with which a song was made sorrows over the person who died. It seemed not to be afraid of death and to get in touch with life by Buddhist influence.