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This early example of a poetry contest was held in 892, perhaps in celebration of the Empress Mother's 60th birthday. There are 193 poems in the 新編国歌大観's base text, although it was perhaps intended to be 100 rounds of two poems each. No record of the winner of each round, nor any judgments, survive | This early example of a poetry contest was held in 892, perhaps in celebration of the Empress Mother's 60th birthday. There are 193 poems in the 新編国歌大観's base text, although it was perhaps intended to be 100 rounds of two poems each. No record of the winner of each round, nor any judgments, survive. It also seems to have included old poems not composed by any of the participants. This may suggest that it was more of a proto-contest than the true type of poetry competition we associate with the genre. The contest seems to have been quite influential not only on future contests, but on the KKS and other imperial collections as well. | ||
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新編国歌大観V.4
This early example of a poetry contest was held in 892, perhaps in celebration of the Empress Mother's 60th birthday. There are 193 poems in the 新編国歌大観's base text, although it was perhaps intended to be 100 rounds of two poems each. No record of the winner of each round, nor any judgments, survive. It also seems to have included old poems not composed by any of the participants. This may suggest that it was more of a proto-contest than the true type of poetry competition we associate with the genre. The contest seems to have been quite influential not only on future contests, but on the KKS and other imperial collections as well.
