Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Kisen (喜撰) also known as Kisen Hōshi (喜撰法師) was an early Heian period Buddhist monk (僧, sō) and poet. Little is known about his life other than that he lived in Ujiyama.When Ki no Tsurayuki wrote the Japanese preface (仮名序, kanajo) of the Kokinshū, he selected Kisen as one of the six poetic sages (六歌仙, rokkasen) whose work was to be considered as superior. Tsurayuki says the following to comment on Kisen's work.ことばかすかにして 始め終り たしかならず。kotoba kasuka ni shite hajime wohari tashikanarazu."@en }
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- Kisen comment "Kisen (喜撰) also known as Kisen Hōshi (喜撰法師) was an early Heian period Buddhist monk (僧, sō) and poet. Little is known about his life other than that he lived in Ujiyama.When Ki no Tsurayuki wrote the Japanese preface (仮名序, kanajo) of the Kokinshū, he selected Kisen as one of the six poetic sages (六歌仙, rokkasen) whose work was to be considered as superior. Tsurayuki says the following to comment on Kisen's work.ことばかすかにして 始め終り たしかならず。kotoba kasuka ni shite hajime wohari tashikanarazu.".
- Q931711 comment "Kisen (喜撰) also known as Kisen Hōshi (喜撰法師) was an early Heian period Buddhist monk (僧, sō) and poet. Little is known about his life other than that he lived in Ujiyama.When Ki no Tsurayuki wrote the Japanese preface (仮名序, kanajo) of the Kokinshū, he selected Kisen as one of the six poetic sages (六歌仙, rokkasen) whose work was to be considered as superior. Tsurayuki says the following to comment on Kisen's work.ことばかすかにして 始め終り たしかならず。kotoba kasuka ni shite hajime wohari tashikanarazu.".