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Heian/Kamakura period
Ribuōki〔吏部王記〕 Diary of Emperor Daigo's fourth son, Imperial Prince Shigeakira（重明親王：906–954）. The diary is important historical material for【1 vol.】studying the political affairs and the Imperial Council of the Heian period. [Recording period]：921（延喜 20 年）-953（天暦 7 年）

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Faceted search with titles and publication date isavailable. Data of publication date has been added toGonki〔権記〕【3 vol.】Diary of Fujiwara no Yukinari（藤原行成：972-1027）, also known as Fujiwara no Kōzei, a Japanese official and calligrapher. Contains a wealthof important information about politics and court life under Fujiwara rule. [Recording period]：991（正暦 2 年）-1010（寛弘 7 年）

Taiki〔台記〕【1 vol.】Diary of Fujiwara no Yorinaga（藤原頼長：1120-56）, who was from the Fujiwara clan in the post of imperial regent and was the Minister of theLeft. He is also known for masterminding the Hogen Disturbance. [Recording period]：1136（保延 2 年）-1143（康治 2 年）

Meigetsuki〔明月記〕【1 vol.】Diary of the courtier and noted poet Fujiwara no Teika（藤原定家：1162-1241）, one of the 21 imperial anthologies of classicalJapanese poetry (waka). [Recording period]：1180（治承 4 年）-1197（建久 8 年）,including Meigetsuki Catalog

Yōkōki〔葉黄記〕 Diary of Hamuro Sadatsugu（葉室定嗣：1208-72）, a Jpanese official given an important position by Retired Emperor Gosaga. Valuable as【2 vols.】records of Insei（院政 ; politics by the retired emperor）. [Recording period]：1230（寛喜 2 年）-1249（宝治 3 年）
Kanchūki〔勘仲記〕 Diary of Kadenokōji Fujiwara no Kanenaka（勘解由小路藤原兼仲：1244-1308）, a courtier and archivist. Indispensable for studying the【6 vols.】
political history of Japan in the latter half of the 13th century. [Recording period]：1274（文永 11 年）-1288（正応元年）
Kinhira-kōki〔公衡公記〕【4 vols.】

Diary of Saionji Kinhira（西園寺公衡：1264-1315）, who was promoted to the Minister of the Left and served as a liaison between
the imperial court and the shogunate. [Recording period]：1283（弘安 6 年）-1315（正和 4 年）

Diary of Emperor Hanazono（花園天皇：1297-1348）. These writings are important for studying the culture and the circumstances
Hanazono-Tennō-shinki〔花園天皇宸記〕【3 vols.】 of succession to the throne at the end of the Kamakura period. [Recording period]：1310（延慶 3 年）-1332（正慶元年）

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Nanboku-chō period
Entairyaku〔園太暦〕 Diary of Tōin Kinkata（洞院公賢：1291-1360）, a grand minister of state (dajō daijin). A great resource for learning about the Nanboku【7 vols.】
chō period, when two rival courts existed. [Recording period]：1311（応長元年）-1360（延文 5 年）

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今夕久世保年貢未進三十貫文進之、幸甚々々、三日、庚申、天晴、今朝田中坊長老参入、御対面、庚
申如例、奉懸孔子御影幸甚々々、今日法勝寺御八講延引、可為来七日云々、今日頭宮内卿（吉田）為治朝臣
触申云、来八日可有請印政云々、四日、辛酉、天晴、今朝家君令参文殿給、依庭中式日也
五日、壬戌、天晴、今朝大宮尼衆来臨、毎月儀也、故禅尼予祖母忌日也、六日、癸亥、天晴、七日、甲子、天晴、及晩夕立、被構風呂、節供如例、政所沙汰也、幸甚々々、（後略。実際には表示されます）〔標出〕
久世保の年貢到来
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Moromoriki〔師守記〕 Diary of the 14th-century courtier, Nakahara Moromori（中原師守）. The diary is valuable because it contains not only the records of【11 vols.】that time but also many precedents. [Recording period]：1339（暦応 2 年）-1374（応安 7 年）
Kōyōki〔迎陽記〕 Diary of Higashibōjō Hidenaga（東坊城秀長：1338-1411）, a scholar who served Emperor Go-En'yu and Emperor Gokomatsu of the Northern【2 vols.】
Court. First-class materials for studying the politics and arts of the time. [Recording period]：1379（康暦元年）-1401（応永 8 年）
Diary of Hirohashi Kanenobu（広橋兼宣：1366-1429）, an official who was the liaison between the imperial court and the shogunate
Kanenobu-kōki〔兼宣公記〕【2 vols.】 in the days of the third and fourth shogun of the Muromachi Shogunate. [Recording period]：1387（至徳 4 年）-1424（応永 31 年）•Old character forms have been converted to newcharacter forms (Both forms are searchable).
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Unit 5 : Kokiroku series, Edo period 1-3
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