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「儒教のかたち こころの鑑」展を開催　サントリー美術館、11月27日～25年1月26日
https://www.kyodo.co.jp/news/2024-11-11_3894447/

#kyodo #経済_ビジネス #かたち #こころの鑑 #サントリー美術館 #中国 #二十四孝図 #仏教 #倫理 #儒教 #君主 #奨励 #孔子 #学問 #宋 #宮廷 #寺院 #展覧会 #工芸品 #帝鑑図 #後継者 #思想 #教説 #文様 #日本 #朱子学 #江戸幕府 #浮世絵 #浸透 #温故知新 #港区 #為政者 #禅僧 #禅宗 #美術 #解釈 #論語

#DOTD: Su Shi #蘇軾 (1037–1101), aka 'Eastern Slope' #東坡, poet, politician, scientist, and a true '#Renaissance man' of the Song #宋. One of the most-cited authors in #ChineseLiterature, he also gave his name to a Hangzhou delicacy, Dongpo Pork Belly #東坡肉.

#DOTD: Su Shi #蘇軾 (1037–1101), aka 'Eastern Slope' #東坡, poet, politician, scientist, and a true '#Renaissance man' of the Song #宋. One of the most-cited authors in #ChineseLiterature, he also gave his name to a Hangzhou delicacy, Dongpo Pork Belly #東坡肉.

#DOTD: Su Shi #蘇軾 (1037–1101), aka 'Eastern Slope' #東坡, poet, politician, scientist, and a true '#Renaissance man' of the Song #宋. One of the most-cited authors in #ChineseLiterature, he also gave his name to a Hangzhou delicacy, Dongpo Pork Belly #東坡肉.

#DOTD: Su Shi #蘇軾 (1037–1101), aka 'Eastern Slope' #東坡, poet, politician, scientist, and a true '#Renaissance man' of the Song #宋. One of the most-cited authors in #ChineseLiterature, he also gave his name to a Hangzhou delicacy, Dongpo Pork Belly #東坡肉.

#DOTD in #MedievalChina: Fan Zhongyan 范仲淹 (989–1052), scholar-official, poet, reformer and philosopher of the #GoldenAge of the Northern #Song #宋 (960–1127). One of the most prominent politicians of his time, he rubbed shoulders with the most illustrious literati of his day.

#DOTD in #MedievalChina: Fan Zhongyan 范仲淹 (989–1052), scholar-official, poet, reformer and philosopher of the #GoldenAge of the Northern #Song #宋 (960–1127). One of the most prominent politicians of his time, he rubbed shoulders with the most illustrious literati of his day.

#DOTD in #MedievalChina: Fan Zhongyan 范仲淹 (989–1052), scholar-official, poet, reformer and philosopher of the #GoldenAge of the Northern #Song #宋 (960–1127). One of the most prominent politicians of his time, he rubbed shoulders with the most illustrious literati of his day.

#DOTD in #MedievalChina: Fan Zhongyan 范仲淹 (989–1052), scholar-official, poet, reformer and philosopher of the #GoldenAge of the Northern #Song #宋 (960–1127). One of the most prominent politicians of his time, he rubbed shoulders with the most illustrious literati of his day.

#BOTD: Zhao Zhen 趙禎 (né Zhao Shouyi 趙受益), #Song #宋 Renzong 仁宗 (1010–1063, r. 1022–1063).

#BOTD: Zhao Zhen 趙禎 (né Zhao Shouyi 趙受益), #Song #宋 Renzong 仁宗 (1010–1063, r. 1022–1063).

#BOTD: Zhao Zhen 趙禎 (né Zhao Shouyi 趙受益), #Song #宋 Renzong 仁宗 (1010–1063, r. 1022–1063).

#BOTD: Zhao Zhen 趙禎 (né Zhao Shouyi 趙受益), #Song #宋 Renzong 仁宗 (1010–1063, r. 1022–1063).

#DOTD: Wang Anshi 王安石 (1021–86), scholar-official in #Song #宋 #China. His #NewPolicies #新法 #熙寧變法 were vehemently opposed by other prominent literati such as Sima Guang 司馬光 (1019–86), Ouyang Xiu 歐陽修 (1007–72), and Su Shi 蘇軾 (1037–1101)
#factionalism #朋黨 #黨爭

#DOTD: Wang Anshi 王安石 (1021–86), scholar-official in #Song #宋 #China. His #NewPolicies #新法 #熙寧變法 were vehemently opposed by other prominent literati such as Sima Guang 司馬光 (1019–86), Ouyang Xiu 歐陽修 (1007–72), and Su Shi 蘇軾 (1037–1101)
#factionalism #朋黨 #黨爭

#DOTD: Wang Anshi 王安石 (1021–86), scholar-official in #Song #宋 #China. His #NewPolicies #新法 #熙寧變法 were vehemently opposed by other prominent literati such as Sima Guang 司馬光 (1019–86), Ouyang Xiu 歐陽修 (1007–72), and Su Shi 蘇軾 (1037–1101)
#factionalism #朋黨 #黨爭

#DOTD: Wang Anshi 王安石 (1021–86), scholar-official in #Song #宋 #China. His #NewPolicies #新法 #熙寧變法 were vehemently opposed by other prominent literati such as Sima Guang 司馬光 (1019–86), Ouyang Xiu 歐陽修 (1007–72), and Su Shi 蘇軾 (1037–1101)
#factionalism #朋黨 #黨爭

#DOTD: Li Qingzhao #李清照 (1084–1155), poetess and writer of the Song #宋, considered one of the greatest #poets in #ChineseLiterature, who also has two impact craters on Mercury (right) and Venus named after her. #China #ChineseHistory #poetry #詞

#DOTD: Li Qingzhao #李清照 (1084–1155), poetess and writer of the Song #宋, considered one of the greatest #poets in #ChineseLiterature, who also has two impact craters on Mercury (right) and Venus named after her. #China #ChineseHistory #poetry #詞

#DOTD: Li Qingzhao #李清照 (1084–1155), poetess and writer of the Song #宋, considered one of the greatest #poets in #ChineseLiterature, who also has two impact craters on Mercury (right) and Venus named after her. #China #ChineseHistory #poetry #詞

#DOTD: Li Qingzhao #李清照 (1084–1155), poetess and writer of the Song #宋, considered one of the greatest #poets in #ChineseLiterature, who also has two impact craters on Mercury (right) and Venus named after her. #China #ChineseHistory #poetry #詞

#DODT: Zhao Jiong 趙炅 (aka Kuangyi 匡義 or Guangyi 光義, 939–997, r. 976–997), temple name (Song #宋) Taizong 太宗. #MedievalHistory #ChineseHistory #China

#DODT: Zhao Jiong 趙炅 (aka Kuangyi 匡義 or Guangyi 光義, 939–997, r. 976–997), temple name (Song #宋) Taizong 太宗. #MedievalHistory #ChineseHistory #China

#DODT: Zhao Jiong 趙炅 (aka Kuangyi 匡義 or Guangyi 光義, 939–997, r. 976–997), temple name (Song #宋) Taizong 太宗. #MedievalHistory #ChineseHistory #China

#DODT: Zhao Jiong 趙炅 (aka Kuangyi 匡義 or Guangyi 光義, 939–997, r. 976–997), temple name (Song #宋) Taizong 太宗. #MedievalHistory #ChineseHistory #China

#DOTD in #ChineseHistory: Emperor Renzong 仁宗 (Zhao Shouyi 趙受益, later changed to Zhao Zhen 趙禎, 1010–1063, r. 1022–1063). During his 41-year reign, the #Song #宋 experienced peace and cultural prosperity, but also poverty due to heavy taxes & tribute paid to the Khitan-Liao.

#DOTD in #ChineseHistory: Emperor Renzong 仁宗 (Zhao Shouyi 趙受益, later changed to Zhao Zhen 趙禎, 1010–1063, r. 1022–1063). During his 41-year reign, the #Song #宋 experienced peace and cultural prosperity, but also poverty due to heavy taxes & tribute paid to the Khitan-Liao.

#DOTD in #ChineseHistory: Emperor Renzong 仁宗 (Zhao Shouyi 趙受益, later changed to Zhao Zhen 趙禎, 1010–1063, r. 1022–1063). During his 41-year reign, the #Song #宋 experienced peace and cultural prosperity, but also poverty due to heavy taxes & tribute paid to the Khitan-Liao.

#DOTD in #ChineseHistory: Emperor Renzong 仁宗 (Zhao Shouyi 趙受益, later changed to Zhao Zhen 趙禎, 1010–1063, r. 1022–1063). During his 41-year reign, the #Song #宋 experienced peace and cultural prosperity, but also poverty due to heavy taxes & tribute paid to the Khitan-Liao.

#DOTD: Zhao Xu 趙頊, #Song #宋 Emperor Shenzong #神宗 (*1048, r. 1067–1085). In his reign, Wang Anshi 王安石 implemented the Xining Reforms #熙寧變法, Sima Guang 司馬光 completed Mirror to Aid in Government #資治通鑑, and a mission from Fulin 拂菻 (#Byzantium) arrived in #China.

#DOTD: Zhao Xu 趙頊, #Song #宋 Emperor Shenzong #神宗 (*1048, r. 1067–1085). In his reign, Wang Anshi 王安石 implemented the Xining Reforms #熙寧變法, Sima Guang 司馬光 completed Mirror to Aid in Government #資治通鑑, and a mission from Fulin 拂菻 (#Byzantium) arrived in #China.

#DOTD: Zhao Xu 趙頊, #Song #宋 Emperor Shenzong #神宗 (*1048, r. 1067–1085). In his reign, Wang Anshi 王安石 implemented the Xining Reforms #熙寧變法, Sima Guang 司馬光 completed Mirror to Aid in Government #資治通鑑, and a mission from Fulin 拂菻 (#Byzantium) arrived in #China.

#DOTD: Zhao Xu 趙頊, #Song #宋 Emperor Shenzong #神宗 (*1048, r. 1067–1085). In his reign, Wang Anshi 王安石 implemented the Xining Reforms #熙寧變法, Sima Guang 司馬光 completed Mirror to Aid in Government #資治通鑑, and a mission from Fulin 拂菻 (#Byzantium) arrived in #China.

#BOTD: Zhao Kuangyin #趙匡胤 (Taizu 太祖, 927–976, r. 960–976), founding emperor of the #Song #宋 dynasty (960–1279). #ChineseHistory #ImperialChina

#BOTD: Zhao Kuangyin #趙匡胤 (Taizu 太祖, 927–976, r. 960–976), founding emperor of the #Song #宋 dynasty (960–1279). #ChineseHistory #ImperialChina

#BOTD: Zhao Kuangyin #趙匡胤 (Taizu 太祖, 927–976, r. 960–976), founding emperor of the #Song #宋 dynasty (960–1279). #ChineseHistory #ImperialChina

#BOTD: Zhao Kuangyin #趙匡胤 (Taizu 太祖, 927–976, r. 960–976), founding emperor of the #Song #宋 dynasty (960–1279). #ChineseHistory #ImperialChina

#BOTD: Li Qingzhao #李清照 (1084–1155), poetess and writer of the Song #宋, considered one of the greatest #poets in #ChineseLiterature, who also has two impact craters on Mercury (right) and Venus named after her.
#China #ChineseHistory #poetry #詞

#BOTD: Li Qingzhao #李清照 (1084–1155), poetess and writer of the Song #宋, considered one of the greatest #poets in #ChineseLiterature, who also has two impact craters on Mercury (right) and Venus named after her.
#China #ChineseHistory #poetry #詞

#BOTD: Li Qingzhao #李清照 (1084–1155), poetess and writer of the Song #宋, considered one of the greatest #poets in #ChineseLiterature, who also has two impact craters on Mercury (right) and Venus named after her.
#China #ChineseHistory #poetry #詞

#BOTD: Li Qingzhao #李清照 (1084–1155), poetess and writer of the Song #宋, considered one of the greatest #poets in #ChineseLiterature, who also has two impact craters on Mercury (right) and Venus named after her.
#China #ChineseHistory #poetry #詞

#BOTD in #ChineseHistory: Su Shi #蘇軾 (1037–1101), aka 'Eastern Slope' #東坡, poet, politician, scientist, and a true '#Renaissance man' of the Song #宋. One of the most-cited authors in #ChineseLiterature, he also gave his name to a Hangzhou delicacy, Dongpo Pork Belly #東坡肉.

#BOTD in #ChineseHistory: Su Shi #蘇軾 (1037–1101), aka 'Eastern Slope' #東坡, poet, politician, scientist, and a true '#Renaissance man' of the Song #宋. One of the most-cited authors in #ChineseLiterature, he also gave his name to a Hangzhou delicacy, Dongpo Pork Belly #東坡肉.

#BOTD in #ChineseHistory: Su Shi #蘇軾 (1037–1101), aka 'Eastern Slope' #東坡, poet, politician, scientist, and a true '#Renaissance man' of the Song #宋. One of the most-cited authors in #ChineseLiterature, he also gave his name to a Hangzhou delicacy, Dongpo Pork Belly #東坡肉.

#BOTD in #ChineseHistory: Su Shi #蘇軾 (1037–1101), aka 'Eastern Slope' #東坡, poet, politician, scientist, and a true '#Renaissance man' of the Song #宋. One of the most-cited authors in #ChineseLiterature, he also gave his name to a Hangzhou delicacy, Dongpo Pork Belly #東坡肉.

#OTD in 1008, #Song #宋 Emperor Zhenzong 真宗 (r. 997–1022) performs the Feng Shan #封禪 sacrifice to Heaven & Earth on Mount Tai #泰山, one of five sacred mountains of #ImperialChina. Only six emperors personally performed these rites in #ChineseHistory, Zhenzong being the last.

#OTD in 1008, #Song #宋 Emperor Zhenzong 真宗 (r. 997–1022) performs the Feng Shan #封禪 sacrifice to Heaven & Earth on Mount Tai #泰山, one of five sacred mountains of #ImperialChina. Only six emperors personally performed these rites in #ChineseHistory, Zhenzong being the last.

#OTD in 1008, #Song #宋 Emperor Zhenzong 真宗 (r. 997–1022) performs the Feng Shan #封禪 sacrifice to Heaven & Earth on Mount Tai #泰山, one of five sacred mountains of #ImperialChina. Only six emperors personally performed these rites in #ChineseHistory, Zhenzong being the last.

#OTD in 1008, #Song #宋 Emperor Zhenzong 真宗 (r. 997–1022) performs the Feng Shan #封禪 sacrifice to Heaven & Earth on Mount Tai #泰山, one of five sacred mountains of #ImperialChina. Only six emperors personally performed these rites in #ChineseHistory, Zhenzong being the last.

#ODT #ChineseHistory, we celebrate an imperial double-birthday: Li Ang 李昂 (809–840, r. 827–840), temple name (Tang #唐) Emperor Wenzong 文宗; and Zhao Jiong 趙炅 (aka Kuangyi 匡義 or Guangyi 光義, 939–997, r. 976–997), temple name (Song #宋) Taizong 太宗.#MedievalHistory #China

#ODT #ChineseHistory, we celebrate an imperial double-birthday: Li Ang 李昂 (809–840, r. 827–840), temple name (Tang #唐) Emperor Wenzong 文宗; and Zhao Jiong 趙炅 (aka Kuangyi 匡義 or Guangyi 光義, 939–997, r. 976–997), temple name (Song #宋) Taizong 太宗.#MedievalHistory #China

#ODT #ChineseHistory, we celebrate an imperial double-birthday: Li Ang 李昂 (809–840, r. 827–840), temple name (Tang #唐) Emperor Wenzong 文宗; and Zhao Jiong 趙炅 (aka Kuangyi 匡義 or Guangyi 光義, 939–997, r. 976–997), temple name (Song #宋) Taizong 太宗.#MedievalHistory #China

#ODT #ChineseHistory, we celebrate an imperial double-birthday: Li Ang 李昂 (809–840, r. 827–840), temple name (Tang #唐) Emperor Wenzong 文宗; and Zhao Jiong 趙炅 (aka Kuangyi 匡義 or Guangyi 光義, 939–997, r. 976–997), temple name (Song #宋) Taizong 太宗.#MedievalHistory #China

#BOTD: Sima Guang #司馬光 (1019–86), Song #宋 (960–1279) statesman, compiler-in-chief of the monumental Mirror to Aid in Governance #資治通鑑, nemesis of Wang Anshi's #王安石 (1021–1086) New Policies #新法 and second-greatest #historian named Sima. #ChineseHistory #historiography

#BOTD: Sima Guang #司馬光 (1019–86), Song #宋 (960–1279) statesman, compiler-in-chief of the monumental Mirror to Aid in Governance #資治通鑑, nemesis of Wang Anshi's #王安石 (1021–1086) New Policies #新法 and second-greatest #historian named Sima. #ChineseHistory #historiography

#BOTD: Sima Guang #司馬光 (1019–86), Song #宋 (960–1279) statesman, compiler-in-chief of the monumental Mirror to Aid in Governance #資治通鑑, nemesis of Wang Anshi's #王安石 (1021–1086) New Policies #新法 and second-greatest #historian named Sima. #ChineseHistory #historiography

#BOTD: Sima Guang #司馬光 (1019–86), Song #宋 (960–1279) statesman, compiler-in-chief of the monumental Mirror to Aid in Governance #資治通鑑, nemesis of Wang Anshi's #王安石 (1021–1086) New Policies #新法 and second-greatest #historian named Sima. #ChineseHistory #historiography

#BOTD in #ChineseHistory: Su Shi #蘇軾 (1037–1101), aka 'Eastern Slope' #東坡, poet, politician, scientist, and a true '#Renaissance man' of the Song #宋. One of the most-cited authors in #ChineseLiterature, he also gave his name to a Hangzhou delicacy, Dongpo Pork Belly #東坡肉.

#BOTD in #ChineseHistory: Su Shi #蘇軾 (1037–1101), aka 'Eastern Slope' #東坡, poet, politician, scientist, and a true '#Renaissance man' of the Song #宋. One of the most-cited authors in #ChineseLiterature, he also gave his name to a Hangzhou delicacy, Dongpo Pork Belly #東坡肉.

#BOTD in #ChineseHistory: Su Shi #蘇軾 (1037–1101), aka 'Eastern Slope' #東坡, poet, politician, scientist, and a true '#Renaissance man' of the Song #宋. One of the most-cited authors in #ChineseLiterature, he also gave his name to a Hangzhou delicacy, Dongpo Pork Belly #東坡肉.