Prince Munenaga

ɓii aadama
Jinsu	gorko
Ɓii-leydiyankaaku	Japan
Inditirde	宗良親王
Name in kana	むねながしんのう
Ɗuubi daygo	1311
Date of death	14 Siilto 1385
Father	Go-Daigo
Mother	Nijō Ishi
Dee/goriiwo	Q110816572
Marude	Okiyoshishinnō, Prince Yoshiyoshi, Q110816814
Wolde	Japanese
Sana'aji	poet, writer, Tendai-zasu
Military, police or special rank	shogun
Magnum opus	李花集
Copyright status as a creator	copyrights on works have expired

Laamɗo Munenaga (宗良艪王, Munenaga Shinnō; 1311–1385?), laamiiɗo laamɗo (ɓiɗɗo go’o Godonaigo) e yimoowo duɗal yimre Nijō, ngal hitaande yimre Nanboku-chō, ɓuri anndeede ko e mooftude mo e Shin'yō Wakashū. Yumma makko ko yimoore Nijō Tameko.

Prince Munenaga ardii nguurndam turbulent, nde tawnoo ina gasa tawa ko impactus ngam sensibilité makko yimre. E hitaande 1326 o ƴetti tonngooɗe e almuudo Tendai to tufnde Hiei, o yaawi yahrude yeeso e jaŋde makko e jaŋde Budda.

E hitaande 1330 laamɗo Munenaga wonti hooreejo duɗal Tendai, kono ko ɓooyaani ko o riiwti to Sanuki to Shikoku ngam tawtoreede wolde Genkō, ɗo o haɓanoo ngam haɗde baaba makko ngam artirde laamu. Caggal duuɓi tati o eggii o naati e konu makko e nder Kyoto. Caggal ɗuum, nde konu laamɗo majjuɗo Ashikaga Takau e hitaande 1336, laamɗo Munenaga, o sakkoi haayre tufnde Hiei e baaba makko, laamɗo Godaigo.

E hitaande 1338, nde gooto e banndiraaɓe makko wasiyii wonde laamɗo Munenaga ina woppi reentaare, o arti e Kyoto, laamɗo oo jaabtii e ndeeɗoo jimɗi:

furusat wa

koisiku ngam te te mo

mi Yoshino mo

hara no sakari wo

ikaga miututen

Eey, ko goonga,

Mi juutiri galle am ɓooyɗo,

Kono hol no mbaawirmi jeereende

Yoshino ceniido, jooni noon

Keeri ɗii ina ngondi e ɓuuɓri timmundi.

Nii woni e mbaadi jimɗi elegant Prince Munenaga jaabtii wonde o woppataa baaba makko, o jooɗii e koye Yoshino ngam jokkude hare hay so tawii caɗeele ɗee fof.

Haa e nguurndam makko heddiiɗam, laamɗo Munenaga ina wonnoo e hooreejo haɓaade bakufu Muromachi e Ñaawirde Toownde

.Ngel maayde makko ina selli, kono won daartiyankooɓe ina cikka ko hedde 1385 CE.

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↑ Earl Roy Miner, Hiroko Odagiri, and Robert E. Morrell (1985: 202). The Princeton companion to classical Japanese literature. Princeton, N.J. : Princeton University Press. ISBN 978-0-691-06599-1
↑ Marra, Michael F. (1993). Representations of Power The Literary Politics of Medieval Japan. University of Hawaii Press. p. 42. ISBN 9780824815561.
↑ Keene, Donald (1993: 726). Seeds in the heart : Japanese literature from earliest times to the late sixteenth century. New York : Henry Holt & Co. ISBN 978-0-8050-1999-5
↑ Sansom, George (1961). A History of Japan, 1334-1615. Stanford University Press. p. 60,97,103,140. ISBN 0804705259.

[1] Earl Roy Miner, Hiroko Odagiri, and Robert E. Morrell (1985: 202). The Princeton companion to classical Japanese literature. Princeton, N.J. : Princeton University Press. ISBN 978-0-691-06599-1

[2] Marra, Michael F. (1993). Representations of Power The Literary Politics of Medieval Japan. University of Hawaii Press. p. 42. ISBN 9780824815561.

[3] Keene, Donald (1993: 726). Seeds in the heart : Japanese literature from earliest times to the late sixteenth century. New York : Henry Holt & Co. ISBN 978-0-8050-1999-5

[Sansom2-4] Sansom, George (1961). A History of Japan, 1334-1615. Stanford University Press. p. 60,97,103,140. ISBN 0804705259.

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