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- Semimaru abstract "Semimaru also known as Semimaro (蝉丸) was a Japanese poet and musician of the early Heian period. His name is recorded in the Ogura Hyakunin Isshu, but there are no historical accounts of his pedigree. Some accounts say he was a son of Uda Tennō, Prince Atsumi, or that he was the fourth son of Daigo Tennō. There are also claims that he lived during the reign of Ninmyō Tennō.Semimaru was a blind lute player who lived alone in a straw hut in Ausaka, which means \"meeting slope\". \"Ausaka is a slope about five miles east of the center of modern Kyoto. Its apex is a narrow pass through the eastern range of mountains separating Kyoto from the area of Lake Biwa.\" The emperor established a formal check point barrier, Ausaka no seki, at this summit in 646. Today the place is known as Osaka. A Shinto shrine was built there by the tenth century and eventually became known as Semimaru jinja.Supposedly, on seeing the traffic on the road to the capital, he composed the following waka (和歌)これやこの行くも帰るも分かれつつ 知るも知らぬも逢坂の関Kore ya kono yuku mo kaeru mo wakaretewa shiru mo shiranu mo osaka no sekiSo this is the place! The crowds, coming, going, meeting, parting; friends, strangers, known, unknown - The Osaka (Ausaka) Barrier (逢坂の関, ausaka no seki).(Ogura Hyakunin Isshu 10)The above waka appears in the imperial anthology Gosen Wakashū. Other Semimaru poems appear in the anthologies Shin Kokin Wakashū, Kokin Wakashū and Shokukokin Wakashū. For this poem, he became known as Seki no Akagami (関の明神).According to the Konjaku Monogatarishū (Book 24, tale 23), for three years Minamoto no Hiromasa travelled from the capital regularly, hoping to hear and meet Semimaru. Finally, they met and Semimaru tutored him in playing the biwa (琵琶) melodies Ryūsen (流泉) and Takuboku (啄木).".
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- Semimaru wikiPageWikiLink Biwa.
- Semimaru wikiPageWikiLink Category:Beggars.
- Semimaru wikiPageWikiLink Category:Classical_Japan.
- Semimaru wikiPageWikiLink Category:Japanese_poets.
- Semimaru wikiPageWikiLink Chikamatsu_Monzaemon.
- Semimaru wikiPageWikiLink Emperor_Daigo.
- Semimaru wikiPageWikiLink Emperor_Ninmyō.
- Semimaru wikiPageWikiLink Emperor_Uda.
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- Semimaru wikiPageWikiLink Jōruri_(music).
- Semimaru wikiPageWikiLink Kokin_Wakashū.
- Semimaru wikiPageWikiLink Konjaku_Monogatarishū.
- Semimaru wikiPageWikiLink Kyoto.
- Semimaru wikiPageWikiLink Lake_Biwa.
- Semimaru wikiPageWikiLink Lute.
- Semimaru wikiPageWikiLink Minamoto_no_Hiromasa.
- Semimaru wikiPageWikiLink Miyazaki_Village.
- Semimaru wikiPageWikiLink Noh.
- Semimaru wikiPageWikiLink Ogura_Hyakunin_Isshu.
- Semimaru wikiPageWikiLink Prince_Atsumi.
- Semimaru wikiPageWikiLink Seki_no_Semimaru_Jinja.
- Semimaru wikiPageWikiLink Shiga_Prefecture.
- Semimaru wikiPageWikiLink Shin_Kokin_Wakashū.
- Semimaru wikiPageWikiLink Shinto_shrine.
- Semimaru wikiPageWikiLink Shokukokin_Wakashū.
- Semimaru wikiPageWikiLink W:ja:蝉丸.
- Semimaru wikiPageWikiLink Zeami_Motokiyo.
- Semimaru wikiPageWikiLink Ōtsu.
- Semimaru wikiPageWikiLink File:Hyakuninisshu_010.jpg.
- Semimaru wikiPageWikiLinkText "Semimaru".
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- Semimaru wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Rp.
- Semimaru wikiPageUsesTemplate Template:Waka.
- Semimaru subject Category:Beggars.
- Semimaru subject Category:Classical_Japan.
- Semimaru subject Category:Japanese_poets.
- Semimaru hypernym Poet.
- Semimaru type Person.
- Semimaru type Writer.
- Semimaru type Writer.
- Semimaru comment "Semimaru also known as Semimaro (蝉丸) was a Japanese poet and musician of the early Heian period. His name is recorded in the Ogura Hyakunin Isshu, but there are no historical accounts of his pedigree. Some accounts say he was a son of Uda Tennō, Prince Atsumi, or that he was the fourth son of Daigo Tennō. There are also claims that he lived during the reign of Ninmyō Tennō.Semimaru was a blind lute player who lived alone in a straw hut in Ausaka, which means \"meeting slope\".".
- Semimaru label "Semimaru".
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- Semimaru sameAs 蝉丸.
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- Semimaru sameAs Сэмимару.
- Semimaru sameAs Q928844.
- Semimaru sameAs 蝉丸.
- Semimaru wasDerivedFrom Semimaru?oldid=697557980.
- Semimaru depiction Hyakuninisshu_010.jpg.
- Semimaru isPrimaryTopicOf Semimaru.