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Ichijo Jiro Tadanori
Ichijō Jirō Tadanori , Ichijoo Jiroo Tadanori
There is a woodblock print about
Samurai Ichijo Jiro Tadanori and Notonokami Noritsune fighting, c. 1810-1820
by Shuntei Katsukawa (1770-1820)
His image has made it on T-Shirts and surfboards.
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Taira no Tadanori 平忠度
(1144–1184)
brother of clan head Taira no Kiyomori, and one of his generals in the Genpei War against the Minamoto.
Tadanori also took part in the Battle of Fujigawa, and in fighting Minamoto no Yoshinaka. He was killed in the Battle of Ichi-no-Tani. Tadanori had a son named Taira no Tadayuki.
Tadanori also features as the titular character in a Noh play by Zeami; in the play, his spirit returns to the mortal world to plead for recognition for having authored a well-known poem. According to the Heike Monogatari, a poem was found in his quiver after his death. The poem reads:
"Were I, still traveling as night falls,
to make a sheltering tree my inn,
then would my host tonight be
the blossoms themselves?"
In reference to this, Zeami designates a cherry tree as Tadanori's grave marker, and makes it the site of his play.
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. Ichijo Jiro Tadanori
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Haiku and Senryu
a stopped spear -
Tadanori writes
with his sword
Heike Gewi
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Related words
***** . WKD : Samurai, warriour, warrior (tsuwamono)
***** Personal Names used in Haiku
Introduction
***** Introducing Japanese Haiku Poets
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1/20/2011
Tadanori
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Legend from Gunma 渋川市 Shibukawa city
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Tadanori sakasazakura 忠度逆さ桜 the upside-down cherry tree of Tadanori
The cherry tree at 双林寺 the Temple Sorin-Ji is called "upside-down cherry tree".
Once a zatoo 座頭 blind minstrel appeared in front of the second priest of the temple.
He recited from the Heike Monogatari 平家物語 Tale of the Heike clan.
He quoted the poem
行暮れて木の下蔭をと宿せば花ぞ今宵のあるじならまし
and then disappeared.
The priest thought it must have been the spirit of Tadanori.
Tadanori had appeared on a white horse and thrown his whip made from cherry wood toward the sky and disappeared.
The whip had taken roots and became the cherry tree.
行暮れて木の下蔭をと宿せば花ぞ今宵のあるじならまし
"Were I, still traveling as night falls,
to make a sheltering tree my inn,
then would my host tonight be
the blossoms themselves?"
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https://gokurakuparadies.blogspot.com/2015/03/yakushi-miyagi-legends.html
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