Primitive & Mediaeval Japanese Texts: Transliterated into Roman with introductions, notes and glossaries
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Primitive & Mediaeval Japanese Texts: Transliterated into Roman with introductions, notes and glossaries
Japanese literature -- To 1868
hito no ’ya no 85
tatsuru kotodate
hito no ko ha
oya no na tatazu
ohokimi ni
matsurofu mono to 90
ihi-tsugeru
koto no tsukasa so
adzusa yumi
te ni tori-mochite
tsurugi tachi 95
koshi ni tori-haki
asa mamori
yufu no mamori ni
ohokimi no
Mikado no mamori 100
ware wo okite
mata hito ha arazhi
to iya-tate
omohishi masaru
ohokimi no 105
mikoto no saki no
kikeba tafutomi.
vv. 1-18 describe Yamato, its line of rulers, its features and wealth;
18-28 the object of the Mikado’s desire for gold; _yoki koto_,
desirable thing; 21-24 see below; 29-50 his gratitude on hearing of the
discovery of gold in Michinoku; 51 to end, the panegyric by Yakamochi
of the Otomo clan to which he belongs. 101 and 102 are plagiarized from
Lay 67.
52 = _iyo-yo_ = _iyo-iyo_.
103 _to iya-tate_, so, more and more raise (_kotodate_).
107 Read _kikeba_ after _tafutomi_.
For _kazoheyezu_, _toriganaku_, _mononofuno_, _masurawono_ see List m.
k.
MAKI XVIII, SHIMO
228
Yoshino no totsumiya ni idemasamu toki no tame ni arakazhime yomeru uta.
Takamikura 1
ama no hitsugi to
ame no shita
shirashimeshikeru
sumerogi no 5
kami no mikoto no
kashikoku mo
hazhime tamahite
tafutoku mo
sadametamaheru 10
Mi Yoshinu no
kono ohomiya ni
ari-gayohi
meshitamafurashi
mononofuno 15
yasotomo no wo mo
ono ga oheru
ono ga na [ohi] na ohi
ohokimi no
make no manimani 20
kono kaha no
tayuru koto naku
kono yama no
iya tsugi-tsugi ni
kaku shi koso 25
tsukahematsurame
iya toho naga ni.
5 _sumerogi_ is the Mikado Ojin (270-310).
13, 14 refer to the reigning Mikado Shômu (724-48).
20 Read in connexion with 26.
For _takamikura_, _mononofuno_ see List m. k.
229
Miyako no ihe ni okuramu ga tame ni shiratama wo horisuru uta.
Susu no ama no 1
okitsu mi kami ni
i-watarite
kadzuki tori to ifu
ahabi tama 5
ihochi mo ga mo
hashikiyoshi
tsuma no mikoto no
koromodeno
wakareshi toki yo 10
nubatamano
yo toko kata sari
asa-ne-gami
kaki mo kedzurazu
idete koshi 15
tsuki-hi yomitsutsu
nagekuramu
kokoro nagusa ni
hototogisu
ki naku sa-tsuki no 20
ayame-gusa
hana tachibana ni
nuki mazhihe
kadzura ni seyo to
tsutsumite yaramu. 25
2 _mi kami_, great god, here = wilds of ocean (great sea-god’s realm).
6 _i-ho-chi_ = _i ho tsu_, compare _hatachi_.
10 _yo_ = _yori_.
12 _yo_ = _yoru_, night; _kata sari_, where one has gone and left the
other of a pair.
13 _asa ne kami_, hair disordered in morning on awaking from sleep.
14 _kakazu mo_, _kedzurazu mo_.
Public-domain text, read in full here on John Shaqi.
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