The Role of Poetry in Narrative Prose of the Heian Period

Prose is often used as a source of recreation and can include elements of both fiction and nonfiction. They are used to tell the story myths and legends, the reasons they are things and their intentions. At the same time, poetry is widely used as a medium for expressing the inner feelings of writers. These poems are influenced by the past experience of the poet, breathtaking views, or the passage of time. Poetry is often used as a prose as a mechanism for expressing thoughts and feelings of a character himself / herself, but most of the characters' poetry does not match the idea of ​​the author itself with almost exception.

In the history of Japanese poetry and early literature, the Heian era (794-1185) was one of the most important times of Japanese unique poetry and the beginning of early Japanese literature. Prior to this movement, most of the poetry written in Japan was not written in Japanese (because there is no complete Japanese writing system), but it is written in classical Chinese characters or kanji (kanji) I will. As this fact led to the criticism of Chinese poets, Japan began with the creation of new letters and tried to find ways to create unique style poetry.

Since the Nara period Japanese traditional literature began to develop. Court nobility follows the work of history and poetry. The next Heian period saw continuation of the tradition of poetry, but it saw amazing flowers of writing prose. The two most famous representatives are Shi Shonagon who wrote a court life diary called Pillow Book with Mr. Murasaki who wrote two nobleman women, "The Tale of Genji". The literature of the Kamakura period (1285-1333) is characterized by historical and historical stories, especially stories of war. Many poems were also made at this time. These works are darker than the past and have nostalgic elements for the lost glory of the Heian period.

Shikibu's classic novel "Genji Monogatari" explains the role of women in Japanese peace in Japanese culture, and this period is from 794 to 1185 (Heian era). The conspiracy of the novel is concentrated in the imaginary court. Emperor of the cradle. Genji of the protagonist is the son of Emperor Kiritsubo

The Heian era (794 - 1185) was the last era of traditional Japanese history. It is thought to be the top of the Japanese courtroom, and is especially known for its art in poetry and literature. In the early 11th century, Mrs. Muslaki wrote about Japan about the first novel "Tale of Genji" in the world. Manyoshuyu and Kinzuki yakuza are the oldest poetry in Japan and are being edited at that time. There was a big difference from the culture of mainland Asia (local clerk system, pseudonym, etc). The trade survey and Buddhist pilgrims continued, but due to the decline of the Tang dynasty, the influence of China peaked, and then virtually ended the goal of the Tang Dynasty approved by the empire in 1988.