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He held a number of provincial governorships and was never granted a high court rank. But he gained great recognition as a poet. He participated in many early poetry contests, was one of the compilers of the KKS, and continued to write poems for contests and screen paintings. He is represented by a large number of poems in the Imperial collections. | He held a number of provincial governorships and was never granted a high court rank. But he gained great recognition as a poet. He participated in many early poetry contests, was one of the compilers of the KKS, and continued to write poems for contests and screen paintings. He is represented by a large number of poems in the Imperial collections. | ||
* KKS: [[KKS 30|30]] | * KKS: [[KKS 30|30]], [[KKS 40|40]], [[KKS 41|41]], [[KKS 67|67]] | ||
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大河内躬恒（おおしこうちのみつね） (late 9th–early 10th c).
He held a number of provincial governorships and was never granted a high court rank. But he gained great recognition as a poet. He participated in many early poetry contests, was one of the compilers of the KKS, and continued to write poems for contests and screen paintings. He is represented by a large number of poems in the Imperial collections.
