<ヤ>および<ヤ>類(その1) : 「上代国語における建築と住民」の(一)

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In the ancient Japanese language, there were several words such as "tono", "muro", "ya" and etc, which stood for architecture or building. Of these words "ya" showed architecture or building most comprehensively. To indicate the character of "ya" clearly, and to reconstruct its architectural image, I picked up all buildings that were called "ya" in following Japanese literature: a. "Koji-ki". (completed in 712 A. D., 3 volumes.) b. "Nippon-shoki". (completed in 720 A. D., 30 volumes.) "Man-yo-shu." (anthology, completed at the end of the 8 th c, 20 volumes.) d. "Fudo-ki." (completed in the 8th c, 5 provinces.) and tried to clarify the meaning and image of "ya" buildings in the architectural history of Japan. This paper consists of following chapters. I. The character of "ya" in the 7 th and the 8 th c. Japanese language. II. The "ya" buildings. III. On "Iwa-ya (cave)" and "Uma-ya (stable and/or relay station)."
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