The Heian court, 794–1070

McCullough, William H.

doi:10.1017/chol9780521223539.003

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“…51 In fact, Michinaga's early political successes owe a great deal to the political connections and wealth of the family of his principal wife, Minamoto no Rinshi. 52 Later, Michinaga's appointment to Minister of the Right over the head of his rival and nephew, Fujiwara no Korechika, has been attributed to his sister Senshi's intervention with the reigning emperor, Ichijō, her son. 53 Even a man like Fujiwara no Kaneie, who never married very highly, married widely and placed his daughters in the 'imperial harem' .…”

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Writing the irogonomi: Sexual politics, Heian-style

Sprague¹

2011

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1 Mostow and Tyler (The Ise Stories: Ise Monogatari, pp. 3-4) note that Katagiri Yōichi's "three-stage" theory of composition (Narihira wrote an Ur-text prior to 880, which was expanded upon mid-tenth century, and a final addition made early eleventh century) is now widely accepted. Ochikubo monogatari is generally dated to the second half of the tenth century, and Genji monogatari is dated to the early eleventh century.

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