Spring in the Kokinshū

The four seasons can convey various meanings. Coquincie consists of many parts, but the seasonal part conveys human creativity best. The season of poetry shows everything being presented with the passage of time and is used to evoke emotions such as solitude and love. As seen in the spring part of the coquinter, the season is treated in poetry by progression from one part of the season to the other part, the seasonal image of the season, the expression of the related emotions, and the human emotions and the natural environment Describe the relationship.

In the Heian period (Christian era 794 - 1185), poetry became a very popular form as art. The two most important works that appeared during this period are Manyoshu and Kokoro. Manyoshu is the first collection of poems written so far, and the old is a collection of the first verses under the empire. They are important not only because they are the beginning of Japanese recorded art, but also because they have had a great influence on and represent the culture and society at the time.

During the Heian period, the Imperial Palace was the center of art and culture. As a result, there are "Koto collection" and "Tosa diary", poetry related to the poet "Tsukiyuki Ki", "Positive Bonner", Shigeru Murasaki's "Genji Monogatari". The development of kana written syllables is part of the general trend of the decline of influence of China during the Heian period. Japan's duty to the Tang Dynasty in China began in the 6th century AD and ended in the 9th century. In addition to the Heiani Shimane itself, we also have the achievement of Byodoin in 1053, built by Uji.

During the Heian period, the Imperial Palace was the center of art and culture. As a result, there are "Koto collection" and "Tosa diary", poetry related to the poet "Tsukiyuki Ki", "Positive Bonner", Shigeru Murasaki's "Genji Monogatari". The development of kana written syllables is part of the general trend of the decline of influence of China during the Heian period. Japan's duty to the Tang Dynasty in China began in the 6th century AD and ended in the 9th century. In addition to the Heiani Shimane itself, we also have the achievement of Byodoin in 1053, built by Uji.