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Moe Sueharu (Original)
Sueharu (Original)
 Original text before translation
左丘萌 (原著)
末春 (原著)
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JAN:9784798182513
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JAN:9784798182513
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Year of manufacture: 2024
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| A book that shows one of the roots of Chinese clothing and women's fashion in the Tang Dynasty . From the 7th to the early 10th century, the Tang Dynasty flourished as a world empire that influenced not only China but also the surrounding regions. The Tang Dynasty was linked to Sasanian Persia, the Byzantine Empire, and the Islamic world from the west. Sogdian merchants were active, envoys and students from Korea and Japan visited, and the capital, Chang'an, developed as a cosmopolitan city. Northern and Southern dynasties fused together, and various cultures with an international flavor flourished. Tang poetry, in particular, produced many outstanding poets such as Li Bai, Du Fu, and Bai Juyi. Women's fashion was also a part of Tang culture, and poets such as Bai Juyi wrote various poems about it. The Chinese word "yosoku," meaning fashion, comes from the Tang dynasty novel "Yu Xian Gulou. This book recreates the glamorous clothing fashions of the Tang Dynasty based on Tang dynasty artifacts found during excavations, and comparing them with descriptions in historical documents and excavated antiquarian books and artifacts. Women's fashion trends during the Tang dynasty were a strong reflection of the state of the world, and changed in the same way as the social and cultural atmosphere of the time. This book covers the period from the Sui Dynasty at the end of the 6th century to the period of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms in the mid-10th century. The Tang Dynasty is divided into five periods: the Early Tang, the period from King Gaozu to King Gaozong; the period of Empress Noriten Wu; the Sheng Tang, from the period of King Xuanzong to the An Shi Rebellion; the Middle Tang, from King Wenzong to Emperor Wenzong; and the Late Tang, from King Wuzong to the last Emperor Ai. The first chapter, "Kira," describes costumes, the second chapter, "Rimenye," describes accessories, the third chapter, "Hair and Makeup," describes hair and makeup, and the fourth chapter, "Powder Coatings," describes cosmetics. The book also includes many artifacts from the Japanese Shosoin Repository, showing the influence of the Nara period on clothing. Each chapter features a woman who lived during the Tang dynasty, such as the Hongpai Geisha* Shangguan Eunzi* Yang Guifei* Xiangyin Musume* Duke of Tongchang, and is accompanied by beautiful illustrations based on their episodes. This book will be widely enjoyed by those who like Chinese history, historical dramas, animations, and novels, as well as those who like modern Chinese clothes, history, and illustrations. [B] Left Hill Moe Freelance writer. Lives in Chengdu, Sichuan. Currently writing with the aim of turning emotional historical episodes into works of art. She has been involved in the study of ancient Chinese clothing, and has spent many years with silk scraps, wooden letter fragments, and other artifacts. He is the author of "Arriving at Chang'an, a collection of epistles on Han Dynasty slips and slips". [Illustration] Suecun Illustrator and ceramic artisan. He is based in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province and Jingdezhen, Jiangxi Province, where he paints and colors pottery. She enjoys taking pictures with her camera and writing about her daily life on her SNS blog, and will soon publish a collection of her illustrations [Lushang Flower]. |
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From the 7th to the early 10th century, the Tang Dynasty flourished as a world empire that influenced not only China but also the surrounding regions. The Tang Dynasty was linked to Sasanian Persia, the Byzantine Empire, and the Islamic world from the west. Sogdian merchants were active, envoys and students from Korea and Japan visited, and the capital, Chang'an, developed as a cosmopolitan city. Northern and Southern dynasties fused together, and various cultures with an international flavor flourished. Tang poetry, in particular, produced many outstanding poets such as Li Bai, Du Fu, and Bai Juyi.
Women's fashion was also a part of Tang culture, and poets such as Bai Juyi wrote various poems about it. The Chinese word "yosoku," meaning fashion, comes from the Tang dynasty novel "Yu Xian Gulou. This book recreates the glamorous clothing fashions of the Tang Dynasty based on Tang dynasty artifacts found during excavations, and comparing them with descriptions in historical documents and excavated antiquarian books and artifacts.
Women's fashion trends during the Tang dynasty were a strong reflection of the state of the world, and changed in the same way as the social and cultural atmosphere of the time. This book covers the period from the Sui Dynasty at the end of the 6th century to the period of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms in the mid-10th century. The Tang Dynasty is divided into five periods: the Early Tang, the period from King Gaozu to King Gaozong; the period of Empress Noriten Wu; the Sheng Tang, from the period of King Xuanzong to the An Shi Rebellion; the Middle Tang, from King Wenzong to Emperor Wenzong; and the Late Tang, from King Wuzong to the last Emperor Ai. The first chapter, "Kira," describes costumes, the second chapter, "Rimenye," describes accessories, the third chapter, "Hair and Makeup," describes hair and makeup, and the fourth chapter, "Powder Coatings," describes cosmetics. The book also includes many artifacts from the Japanese Shosoin Repository, showing the influence of the Nara period on clothing. Each chapter features a woman who lived during the Tang dynasty, such as the Hongpai Geisha* Shangguan Eunzi* Yang Guifei* Xiangyin Musume* Duke of Tongchang, and is accompanied by beautiful illustrations based on their episodes.
This book will be widely enjoyed by those who like Chinese history, historical dramas, animations, and novels, as well as those who like modern Chinese clothes, history, and illustrations.
[B]
Left Hill Moe
Freelance writer. Lives in Chengdu, Sichuan. Currently writing with the aim of turning emotional historical episodes into works of art. She has been involved in the study of ancient Chinese clothing, and has spent many years with silk scraps, wooden letter fragments, and other artifacts. He is the author of "Arriving at Chang'an, a collection of epistles on Han Dynasty slips and slips".
[Illustration]
Suecun
Illustrator and ceramic artisan. He is based in Hangzhou, Zhejiang Province and Jingdezhen, Jiangxi Province, where he paints and colors pottery. She enjoys taking pictures with her camera and writing about her daily life on her SNS blog, and will soon publish a collection of her illustrations [Lushang Flower].
7世紀から10世紀初めまで、中国だけでなく周辺諸地域まで影響を及ぼす世界帝国として繁栄した唐。西域からはササン朝ペルシア、ビザンツ帝国やイスラーム世界とのつながりもあり、ソグド商人が活躍し、朝鮮や日本からも使節や留学生が訪れ、都の長安は国際都市として発展しました。北朝文化と南朝文化が融合し、国際性のある様々な文化が花開きました。特に唐詩は、李白・杜甫・白居易などのすぐれた詩人が多く出ました。
女性のファッションも唐の文化のひとつで、白居易をはじめとする詩人たちによっても様々に詠われました。中国語でファッションを意味する「粧束」という言葉は、唐代の小説『遊仙窟』からきています。本書では、唐王朝の華やかな服装ファッションを発掘調査で見つかった唐代の遺物をもとに、今に伝わる史料や出土した古書遺物の記述と照らし合わせて再現したものです。
唐代の女性のファッショントレンドは、世相を色濃く反映していて、当時の社会や文化の雰囲気と同様に変化していきました。本書では、6世紀末の隋代から10世紀半ばの五代十国時代までを扱い、唐代は高祖から高宗までの時代である初唐、則天武后の時代、玄宗の時代から安史の乱までの盛唐、文宗までの中唐、武宗から最後の哀帝までの晩唐という、5つの時代に分けて紹介します。第一章の綺羅では装束、第二章の琳瑯ではアクセサリー、第三章の髻鬟ではヘアメイク、第四章の粉黛では化粧について解説し、1冊で唐代女性がどんな服やアクセサリーを身に着け、ヘアメイクを楽しんでいたのかがわかります。また、日本の正倉院の文物も多く掲載され、奈良時代の服装への影響を知ることができます。各章では、紅払妓・上官婉児・楊貴妃・聶隠娘・同昌公主など、唐代を生きた女性を取り上げ、彼女たちのエピソードをもとに美しいイラストを添えて紹介しています。
中国の歴史や時代劇やアニメ、小説が好きな方はもちろん、現代の漢服が好きな方、歴史が好きな方、イラストを描かれる方など、広く楽しめる1冊です。
〈著〉 左丘萌
フリーライター。四川省成都市に在住。情緒ある歴史エピソードを作品化することを目指し、執筆中。古代中国の服飾研究にたずさわり、長年にわたり絹切れや木簡片などの遺物とともに過ごす。著書に『到長安去、漢朝簡牘故事集』がある。
〈イラスト〉 末春
イラストレーター兼陶芸職人。浙江省杭州市と江西省景徳鎮市の2拠点で、画業のかたわら陶芸の彩色アートを手がける。カメラ撮影と日常をつづるSNSブログが趣味で、イラスト集『瀘上花』を近日出版。