Who is the author of Tale of Genji?

Question 1: The Tale of Genji was written by the department of Murasaki, with Guangyuan as the hero.

Basic introduction:

Tale of Genji is a masterpiece of Japanese classical literature, which has a great influence on the development of Japanese literature. It is the pinnacle of Japanese classical literature and is known as A Dream of Red Mansions in Japan. In Japan, the era of "mourning for things" has begun. Generally speaking, the writing age is between 100 1 and 1008. This is the earliest novel in the world. The novel describes the characteristics of Japanese heian period, exposes human nature and court struggle, and reflects the court life of heian period.

Question 2: Who is the author of Tale of Genji? Zi Shibu, surnamed Fujiwara. See Baidu

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Question 3: Author and brief introduction of Tale of Genji: Tomozaki Murasaki's surname is Fujiwara.

Tale of Genji is a masterpiece of Japanese classical literature, which has a great influence on the development of Japanese literature. It is the pinnacle of Japanese classical literature and is known as A Dream of Red Mansions in Japan. In Japan, the era of "mourning for things" has begun.

Generally speaking, the writing age is between 100 1 and 1008. This is the earliest novel in the world. The novel describes the characteristics of Japanese heian period, exposes human nature and court struggle, and reflects the court life of heian period.

Over the years, this book has been translated by Feng Zikai, Lin, Qiao Hongwei and other translation masters, among which Feng Zikai's and Lin's versions are the most widely circulated.

Question 4: Introduce the author's information about the Japanese novel Tale of Genji, which makes the novel of Haruki Murakami a Japanese woman writer. Author's specific information: Murasaki shikibu (about 978-10/6) is a Japanese female writer in heian period, whose real name is Fujiwara, and she was born in a middle-class aristocratic family. 1998, she married Xiao Xuan in Fujiwara and gave birth to a daughter the following year. Fujiwara Xiao Xuan died in 100 1, and she lived a widow's life. 1006 entered the emperor's harem and served as the female official of the emperor's middle palace (that is, the queen) until the emperor died in 10 1 1. During this period, he explained books such as Records of Japan and Collection of Bai Changqing to Zhong Gong. This period of harem life has a decisive influence on her creation. Japanese scholars have different opinions about her death year, such as 10 14,10/5, 10 16. Some people think that she has grown longer, but there is no conclusive evidence. There are three works of Murasaki's Annals, namely, Murasaki's Annals, the Diary of the Ministry and the Tale of Genji. Murasaki's collection is a collection of chorus songs, with a total of 128 chorus songs. Diary of the Purple Department describes the grand occasion before and after the birth of the second and third emperors from July 1008 to June 10, including a detailed description of the life in the harem and Ming Rui's observation of the characters' personalities and psychological activities. The novel Tale of Genji is her main creative achievement. The writing time of this novel is generally considered to be ready before she entered the palace. After entering the palace, I accumulated information and wrote it several times, and finally finished it after leaving the palace. The Tale of Genji has 54 stories, which are divided into two parts. The first to forty-first cycles are the first half and the forty-second to fifty-fourth cycles are the second half. The first half focuses on Genji, writing the love story between Genji and a series of women. The second half focuses on Xun Jun, writing the love story between Xun Jun and a series of women. The Tale of Genji reflects all aspects of the life of the aristocratic class in heian period. The story involves three generations, which lasted more than 70 years and more than 400 people appeared. There are about 30 main characters in the book, including Genji, Quidditch, Barnacle, Empty Cicada, Ximei, Sharla Cheung, Picking Flowers, Lengquan, Xunjun, Wuer, Yincui gorge and Cedar.

Question 5: > Who is the author and what is the novel about? Tale of Genji is the work of Murasaki shikibu, a famous female writer in heian period (794- 1 192).

Centered on the Genji family, the first half of the book describes all kinds of sad or beautiful love life between Genji's son, his concubines and maids. In the second half, Xunjun, the son of Genji's son, plays the leading role, paving the way for a complicated relationship between men and women.

In fact, you can think of it as a Japanese version of the Qing Dynasty drama.

Question 6: The Tale of Genji should be written by a female writer.

Murasaki Shikibu

Murasaki shikibu, a Japanese writer in heian period, was born in a noble literati family and was good at Chinese poetry and chorus. Formerly known as Fujiwara

The story of Genji is written between 100 1- 1008. This is the earliest novel in the world.

Question 7: The author of Tale of Genji is (). title of a book

Genji monogatari

Is also called

Genji の Tale, Guangyuan の Tale, Guangる Genji の Tale, Ziの Tale, Zi ゆ Tale, Source Language, Wen Zi and Zi Shi.

author

Murasaki Shikibu

Question 8: Which country was Japan the first novel in the world? The writer is Tomomi Murasaki.

Question 9: Introduction to Tale of Genji

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Tale of Genji is the earliest novel in Japan. Its author, Tombu Murasaki (973- 10 15), is named Fujiwara. According to the convention that women in ancient Japan had no names, Murasaki's department was just a name added to the works written by later generations. She used to be a concubine of an official, but later she was widowed and lived by her father and brother. After ten years of widowhood, she entered the palace as a female official of a queen. This novel was written by her to the queen for the emperor's entertainment. This novel describes the struggle in the palace and reflects the helpless status and miserable life of women at that time. Known as Japan's "national treasure".

Emperor Tonghu doted on the "changing clothes" of Tonghuyuan (concubine II) and gave birth to a prince. Although the father who changed clothes was a minister, he had already passed away, so her mother and son had no political backer. The Honghui Hall, which has already given birth to a prince to the emperor, is the "female imperial concubine" (first-class concubine) and her father. With the help of supporters inside and outside the palace, they created a public opinion that the emperor changed clothes too much and had a close relationship with Tonghu Hospital, which would lead to the disaster that Emperor Tang Ming loved Yang Guifei.

Under the pressure of public opinion, the emperor had to change clothes and go back to his mother's house, reducing the prince she gave birth to to a civilian and giving him the surname Genji. In ancient Japan, there was no surname. Only the most powerful royal family was given the surname by the emperor, and all illegitimate children of the emperor were given the surname Genji. Changing clothes is the identity of the emperor's son, so the son who changes clothes is not an illegitimate child. After the blow, she was very depressed and soon died at her parents' house. Genji had to be adopted by Queen Tonghu.

The eldest son of Emperor Genji is as beautiful as his mother, and all the women in the palace love him very much. They called him "Guanghua Gongzi" and "Ichinomiya Hikaru", which was a general term for handsome men at that time. When Genji was thirteen or fourteen years old, his incomparable stepmother barnacles committed adultery. Over time, they gave birth to an illegitimate child, and the unwitting Tonghu Emperor thought it was his child, and later became the Cold Spring Emperor.

Genji was sixteen years old and held a "coronation ceremony". She married Kakuiji, the wife of Hongdian who had attacked their mother and son. Kwai Ji was born in a noble family, with a big shelf, and because Genji had an affair with the barnacle queen, the relationship between husband and wife was not good. Later, barnacles worried that the exposure of their love affair would affect their son's future, so they reduced the number of trysts until they finally refused to associate with Genji.

After breaking off relations with barnacles, Genji felt very empty again, so he cheated on his underage adopted daughter, Sharla Cheung, the niece of barnacles. Sharla Cheung, the granddaughter of the late Emperor, was born more noble than Kwai Ji, and was listed as Genji's wife together with Kwai Ji. She looks like a barnacle and is very virtuous. She took care of the housework for Genji wholeheartedly and took all Genji's former widowed mistresses to live in the house. She is very loyal to Genji and has repeatedly rejected the pursuit of other men and the temptation of Genji's eldest son.

Genji has a lustful nature and raped hundreds of women since he was a teenager. Among his mistresses, there are old women who are nearly 60 years old and girls who are 12 years old; There are beautiful and ugly; There are civilian wives and daughters and nuns; There are wives and daughters of colleagues and their own adopted daughters and nieces; There are wives of local nobles, concubines of princes and their daughters. He even tried to rape his two daughters many times.

Genji was favored by his father and supported by barnacles favored by the emperor, so he was very powerful. However, because he dominated the imperial court, he caused jealousy and hatred among the harem, royal family and consorts. In view of Genji and barnacles, the female imperial concubine of Honghui Temple conspired with her father to let her sister (who has long been designated as the crown princess and the future queen) give Genji a chance to commit adultery in the moonlight.

After Genji took the bait, although in the dim moonlight, in order to continue to communicate with Genji, he did not want to announce his love affair, but the imperial concubine of Honghui Temple still released rumors that made Genji infamous, and finally Genji was forced into exile. When Genji was exiled, the local governor, Taoist Akashi, also ordered his daughter to commit adultery with him and become his little wife. They gave birth to a daughter and later became the "modern queen" of Emperor Suzaku's son.

After Emperor Suzaku (the eldest son of Tonghu) ascended the throne, he was unable to manage the state affairs. He recalled Genji to take charge of the state affairs despite the opposition of his mother, Empress Dowager Honghuidian (the former Emperor Tai) and his grandfather. After Genji returned to Korea, Emperor Suzaku married his second daughter princess to Genji's eldest son, and his third daughter princess to Genji himself. Yincui gorge and Genji were only 14 years old when they got married, and Genji was over 50. Later, Yincui gorge had an affair with Kuiji, the nephew of Genji's wife. They committed adultery for a long time and gave birth to their son Kaoru.

Kaoru's power to manage government affairs far exceeds that of his father Genji. Because ... >>

Question 10: What is the main story of Tale of Genji? Whose story? The story of Genji is written between 100 1- 1008. Tale of Genji is a genre of Japanese literature. It is the earliest realistic novel in the world, the immortal national literature of 30 million Japanese families, the top ten ideal collections of Asian literature recognized by the world, and an indispensable treasure in the treasure house of world literature. This book is set in the heyday of the Heian Dynasty in Japan. Through the life experience and love story of the protagonist Genji, it is described that the corrupt politics of the society at that time and the power struggle between the upper and middle class aristocrats are a main thread throughout the book, while Genji's love marriage reveals the tragic fate of women under polygamy. In aristocratic society, marriage between men and women is often a means to confront politics, and women have become tools of political transactions and playthings in the hands of aristocratic children. The book has 54 chapters and nearly one million words. The story involves four generations of emperors for more than 70 years, involving more than 400 people, among whom 20 or 30 people are deeply impressed. The figures are mainly upper-level aristocrats, but also lower-level people, courts, poets and ordinary people. Centered on the Genji family, the first half of the book describes all kinds of sad or beautiful love life between Genji's son, his concubines and maids. In the second half, Xunjun, the son of Genji's son, plays the leading role, laying out the complicated love disputes between men and women. Stylistically, this book is quite similar to China's legends in the Tang Dynasty and the scripts in the Song Dynasty, but it is elegant in style and full of prose charm. In addition, it quotes more than 90 poems by Bai Juyi, as well as historical facts and allusions from China's ancient books such as The Book of Rites, The Warring States Policy, Historical Records and Hanshu, and cleverly hides them in fascinating storylines, making this book full of China classical literature. And like A Dream of Red Mansions, the characters involved in this book are all royalty. Although the scenes displayed are all Japanese aristocrats, and the love life is similar to that of A Dream of Red Mansions, it is more than 700 years earlier than A Dream of Red Mansions, so it is regarded as a Dream of Red Mansions in Japan.