Hata no Kokoro: Unterschied zwischen den Versionen
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=== Ursprung === | === Ursprung === | ||
Hata no Kawakatsu | Hata no Kawakatsu ist bekannt als der Gründer des [[wikipedia:Sarugaku|Sarugaku]]-Theaters (ein Vorgänger des [[wikipedia:de:Noh|Noh-Theaters]]), und steht im Mittelpunkt einer Legende die ihn mit [[Mononobe no Futo]], [[Toyosatomimi no Miko]], [[Myouren-Tempel]] und vielleicht sogar dem [[Moriya-Schrein]] in verbindung setzen würde. | ||
In the legend, as told in [[wikipedia:Zeami|Zeami]]'s [[wikipedia:Zeami#Fūshikaden|Fūshikaden]], Kawakatsu was found in a jar as a baby on a river near [[wikipedia:Ōmiwa jinja|Oomiwa Shrine]] during the reign of Emperor Kinmei. He grew up to be a genius, so the court made him a minister and given the surname Hata. When the country was in turmoil, Prince Shoutoku ordered Kawakatsu to perform 66 plays following [[Shinto]] and [[Buddhism|Buddhist]] traditions, and had 66 masks made for this purpose. These plays became the first [[wikipedia:Kagura|Kagura]], from which [[wikipedia:Sarugaku|Sarugaku]] was later derived. | In the legend, as told in [[wikipedia:Zeami|Zeami]]'s [[wikipedia:Zeami#Fūshikaden|Fūshikaden]], Kawakatsu was found in a jar as a baby on a river near [[wikipedia:Ōmiwa jinja|Oomiwa Shrine]] during the reign of Emperor Kinmei. He grew up to be a genius, so the court made him a minister and given the surname Hata. When the country was in turmoil, Prince Shoutoku ordered Kawakatsu to perform 66 plays following [[Shinto]] and [[Buddhism|Buddhist]] traditions, and had 66 masks made for this purpose. These plays became the first [[wikipedia:Kagura|Kagura]], from which [[wikipedia:Sarugaku|Sarugaku]] was later derived. | ||