¡Heian Hime Kagayaku Kyutei No Saijo Tachi MURASAKI SHIKIBU, Seishonagon Hoka(Shueisha Mirai Bunko)
¡Fuji Saki Ayuna / Saku Marui No / E
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[Machine Translation] The Heian period (794-1185) was a time when aristocratic culture flourished. At court, princesses were busy with love, work, and study. The following are just a few examples of the court princesses: Yakuko Fujiwara, a beautiful woman of inclination who was loved by the emperor; Sei Shonagon, who wrote "The Pillow Book" and graced the court; Sadako Fujiwara, who became the emperor's beloved wife but met a tragic end; Murasaki Shikibu, the author of "The Tale of Genji" that has been read over a thousand years; Akiko Fujiwara, born to Michinaga Fujiwara and enjoying a period of great prosperity; and Kenreimonin Ukyo-taio, a poet who loved the Heike courtiers during the Genpei wars. The poet Kenreimonin Ukyo-tayu, who loved the Heike lords during the period of the Genpei wars. This is a story of six brilliant women who shone brightly in this glittering age. From upper elementary school and junior high school.
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