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One of the compilers of the KKS, the writer of the kana preface, and later accorded legendary status as a poet. He has the most poems in all three of the first three Imperial collections. A large personal poetry collection survives, although in a number of different versions. It may be a posthumous compilation. He is also the author of the ''Tosa Diary'' and the compiler of the ''[[Shinsen waka]]''. | One of the compilers of the KKS, the writer of the kana preface, and later accorded legendary status as a poet. He has the most poems in all three of the first three Imperial collections. A large personal poetry collection survives, although in a number of different versions. It may be a posthumous compilation. He is also the author of the ''Tosa Diary'' and the compiler of the ''[[Shinsen waka]]''. | ||
KKS: [[KKS 2|2]], [[KKS 9|9]], [[KKS 22|22]], [[KKS 25|25]], [[KKS 26|26]] | KKS: [[KKS 2|2]], [[KKS 9|9]], [[KKS 22|22]], [[KKS 25|25]], [[KKS 26|26]], [[KKS 42|42]], [[KKS 45|45]], [[KKS 49|49]], [[KKS 58|58]], [[KKS 59|59]], [[KKS 78|78]], [[KKS 79|79]] | ||
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紀貫之(きのつらゆき) (c. 868-945)
One of the compilers of the KKS, the writer of the kana preface, and later accorded legendary status as a poet. He has the most poems in all three of the first three Imperial collections. A large personal poetry collection survives, although in a number of different versions. It may be a posthumous compilation. He is also the author of the Tosa Diary and the compiler of the Shinsen waka.
