| 英文摘要 |
Asai Ryoi (?-1691) was a writer of kanazoshi. His works in the instructional texts for women include Kanninki (1659) and Honcho jokon (1661), arranged in chronological order. Among these, the most notable and the one with the most extensive prior research is Honchojokan. In contrast, research on Ryoi's other instructional texts for women remains insufficient. Therefore, this paper focuses on the ''Onna Kagami'' section of Kanninki, his earliest kanazoshi. Kanninki primarily draws upon Yan Mouyou's Ming-dynasty Tekkitsuroku as its main source. Volumes I through 5 consist of various Japanese and Chinese anecdotes concerning kannin. However, from volumes 6 to 8, the chapter headings change to ''Onna Kagam. A close examination of the vocabulary in ''Onna Kagami'' reveals that part of its terminology derives from the Taiheiki. This paper takes the ''Onna Kagami'' section of Kanninki as its main subject and identifies its relationship with the Taiheiki. By exploring the role played by Taiheiki expressions within Kanninki, it seeks to clarify Ryoi's creative methods. |