近世内裏常御殿の南側列 3 室の形態について : 上段の成立過程の研究 1
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This Paper is one of the series of works which intend to clarify the architectural and historical meaning of Jodan by doing a research of its forming process. This paper should clarify the peculiarities of Tsune-gotens of Kyoto Imperial Palace, built in Momoyama and Edo period. The following facts have been clarified by researching the plan of Tsune-gotens built in Edo-period. 1) Omi-ma belongs to Tsune-goten. 2) Module between the pillars is 7 shakus. 3) The plan consists of three rows of rooms. 4) It has Yoru-no-otodo and Kenji-no-ma. 5) South row mainly consists of three 3-Ken square rooms for official affairs. South row with the three rooms, which is the part where the least change has taken place throughout Edoperiod, has following facts. 6) Each room has different floor-level and is named Jodan, Chudan, and Gedan according to its level. 7) Chudan and Gedan are sometimes called Rentai and Hisashi accordingly. 8) The ceilings of Jodan, Chudan, and Gedan are respectively NiJu-oriage, Oriage, and Kesho-yaneura. 9) Each border of three rooms has two Naka-bashiras and no Joineries. A plan of Tsune-goten of Shinjotomonin's palace, whose antecedent is Tsune-goten of the Imperial palace built in Momoyama period, has been studied. According to the plan, this Goten consists of three rows of rooms and south row has three 3-Ken square rooms. These thsee rooms wese called Jodan, Rentai, and Hisashi when the Goten belonged to Imperial Palace. This Tsune-goten does not have Chodai-gamae and the Naka-bashiras according to the Shinjotomonin's plan. It isn't clear yet that the Tsune-goten did not have these features originally or not.
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- 1976-05-30