ON THE RESIDENCE OF KUJO-FAMILY AT THE EARLY MODERN PERIOD
Masaya FUJITA
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Masaya FUJITA
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The purpose of this study is to clarify the realities of Heian revivalistic style of the court-noble's residence at the early modern period. In this paper, the residence of the Kujo-family especially were taken up and the history of the residences at the early modern period was confirmed. The shinden had the Heian revivalistic style since the former half of the 17th century. After conflagration Tenmei, strong intention to revivalistic style became clear, and this style was realized by the factor of the close affinity relationship with Nijo-family through the early modern period.
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The purpose of this study is to clarify the realities of Heian revivalistic style of the court-noble's residence at the early modern period. In this paper, the residence of the Kujo-family especially were taken up and the history of the residences at the early modern period was confirmed. The shinden had the Heian revivalistic style since the former half of the 17th century. After conflagration Tenmei, strong intention to revivalistic style became clear, and this style was realized by the factor of the close affinity relationship with Nijo-family through the early modern period.
Key concepts: Residence, Period (music), Style (visual arts), Early modern period, History, Demography, Ancient history, Aesthetics