日本古典文学における鹿について
For deer in Japan classical literature
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As described above, I was examined for deer appearing in Japanese classical literature. Description of the deer be varied indeed, description consisting mainly of ritual is transmitted in ancient times, such as the tradition of the white deer that is sacred and entertainment, the deer dance and divination that Shikaboku is transmitted. And According to the “Harima Fudoki” is used the blood of deer in rice cultivation rituals of ancient Japan, research results in various have been hammered out what they mean, but another thing which I believe Juryoku to dwell in blood of deer will not. And, in the “Manyoshu”, deer are sung as an animal that represents wife love, divorce, vermin, and hunting, but are poems by causing with Hagi as Keibutsu of fall mainly, if you appear as stir lovesickness and often. By the way, poetic sentiment of the people of that time are stimulated in a harrowing sound of the cry of the deer, most of the songs on the deer is in the song Wing in the fall, but in the representation with the authority to “The Shijing” and “Rokumei” Yes, you have the meanings champions Gusuru the honored guests at a party also is certain. Era as the down, change seems to have occurred also in the sense of people about deer, As you look at the story and “Yamato Monogatari” and “Konjaku Monogatarishuu” and “UjiShui Monogatari”, more than one for flowers and deer it is believed that there is a way of feeling, even in the same period, the “City”, “chick”, that it is is associated with values as “excellent”, “poor” and “new” and “old”. It began to gain a position as a “Sacred Beast” If you look and lore that appeared as God and example, of white deer and Shinji variety is obvious that the deer, but on the other hand, as vermin to devour the crops field it was also the subject of hunting. Therefore, for vermin extermination, it is because you can develop also culture eating deer that is caught, up to the Edo period from the Heian period, to confirm its mark.
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As described above, I was examined for deer appearing in Japanese classical literature. Description of the deer be varied indeed, description consisting mainly of ritual is transmitted in ancient times, such as the tradition of the white deer that is sacred and entertainment, the deer dance and divination that Shikaboku is transmitted. And According to the “Harima Fudoki” is used the blood of deer in rice cultivation rituals of ancient Japan, research results in various have been hammered out what they mean, but another thing which I believe Juryoku to dwell in blood of deer will not. And, in the “Manyoshu”, deer are sung as an animal that represents wife love, divorce, vermin, and hunting, but are poems by causing with Hagi as Keibutsu of fall mainly, if you appear as stir lovesickness and often. By the way, poetic sentiment of the people of that time are stimulated in a harrowing sound of the cry of the deer, most of the songs on the deer is in the song Wing in the fall, but in the representation with the authority to “The Shijing” and “Rokumei” Yes, you have the meanings champions Gusuru the honored guests at a party also is certain. Era as the down, change seems to have occurred also in the sense of people about deer, As you look at the story and “Yamato Monogatari” and “Konjaku Monogatarishuu” and “UjiShui Monogatari”, more than one for flowers and deer it is believed that there is a way of feeling, even in the same period, the “City”, “chick”, that it is is associated with values as “excellent”, “poor” and “new” and “old”. It began to gain a position as a “Sacred Beast” If you look and lore that appeared as God and example, of white deer and Shinji variety is obvious that the deer, but on the other hand, as vermin to devour the crops field it was also the subject of hunting. Therefore, for vermin extermination, it is because you can develop also culture eating deer that is caught, up to the Edo period from the Heian period, to confirm its mark.
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