Takejiro Takase

Takejiro Takase (you let you cook it, and cook it Jiro, December 16, 1868 (January 28, 1869) - 1950 (1950) February 9) is doctrines of Wang Yang-ming person from to Showa from the Meiji era. 号 is 惺軒. 従三位勲三等Doctorate in LiteratureKyoto empire UniversityHonorary professor。

The Chinese poetry learned Hyoken Suzuki, the 31-syllable Japanese poem from a Yamamoto line example [¹].

Life

I was born as (January 28, 1869), four men of Sanuki country Yamada-gun west Sogawa village relation lower place (107-1, Sogawanishimachi, Takamatsu-shi, Kagawa) Wataru Sasaki Sohachi (88, small Goro) on December 16, 1868 [²]. I learn Confucianism from Shiro Moriguchi in 鰹宇神社 [²].

Or, via the fifth high school [⁴] (Kumamoto-shi), I graduated from Tokyo Imperial University department of humanities University Chinese classics department (1898) in July 1898, and philosophy building, Nichiren sect University, 佛教大学, Waseda University, Soto sect University, the lecturer at Meiji University acted as a literature doctorate a lecturer at Tokyo Imperial University by article "point Hata Chinese philosophers except for Confucius and Mencius in Chinqiu period philosophy" at the same time (1906) (1905) (Kanazawa-shi) in the university academy Kyoto Prefectural first junior high school (Kyoto Prefectural Rakuhoku High School, affiliated junior high school) [³], the fourth high school [²] in January in acquisition, 1906 in November in entrance into a school of higher grade, 1905, too [¹].

I became an assistant professor at Kyoto empire University (1907) in July in 1907 and did a person scheme every month in the Osaka Senshin sinus society on third Sunday [¹].

After starting on studying abroad (1912) to 清 on February 28 in the Meiji 45 first year (same year Republic of China establishment), and having gone round Beijing, Shanghai, Ningbo, Yuyao, Lushan, I crossed it and went back to Europe (1915) via the United States of America via Berlin, London in March in 1915 [⁵]. I took office as Kyoto University China history of philosophy professor [¹].

I took office as an advisor to Senshin sinus spare schoolchild (1921) in 1921 [⁵]. It became the Nikkei straw mat lecture in the Imperial presence reserve (1925) on January 15 in 1925 and took a trip to the southern part of China (1925) from July to November in 1925 [¹].

I passed (1928) in 1928 and was appointed a straw mat lecture in the Imperial presence [¹] and lectured to the Emperor Showa. I passed through Kyoto University (1928) with the sixtieth birthday on December 16 in 1928 and resigned from a straw mat and did a birch in Ryukoku University, Ritsumeikan University, a Rinzai sect university (Hanazono University), Kansai University, a martial arts technical school, a girls' high school (Kyoto Women's University) [¹].

I received a purge from public service (1946) in August in 1946 [²].

Yasusada Takase of the child lived in Tokyo [²]. The former house of 69, Koyamashimouchikawaracho, Kita-ku, Kyoto-shi was contributed to association of Kyoto-shi social welfare and became social welfare corporation comfort Zhuang [²]. In May, 2009, is to the Tomita obstetrics and gynecology department hospital daycare in the comfort Zhuang ruins; bean jam old newly; moved, and saw it with Tomita Hospital daycare center, but opened it [⁶].

The old collection of books is stored as "Takase library" in the Kyushu University center library [⁷].

Book

• "日本之陽明学" iron sinter study, 1898 (1898)
• "Positive light ladder moral education" iron sinter study, 1899 (1899)
• "China history of literature" philosophy building, 1901 (1901)
• "Yang sumi philosophy" gold port temple book, 1902 (1902)
• "Wang Yangming detailed biography" civilization temple, 1903 (1903)
• Height of "doctrines of Wang Yang-ming new discussion" Sakakibara sentence temple, 1906 (1906)
• "Issue of China ethic ball dust answer" 參天閣, 1908 (1908)
• Height of "Laozi and Zhuangzi philosophy" Sakakibara sentence temple, 1909 (1909)
• Height of "China history of philosophy" sentence temple, 1910 (1910)
• "Cultivation Eastern Asia temple Publishing, 1918 of the positive wise monarch justice" (1918)
• "wisteria tree teacher" Takashima-gun, Shiga education society, 1921 (1921)
• "四言教論" Senshin sinus library, 1922 (1922)
• 『Land Shozan』 Inside and outside publishing company, 1924 (1924)
• "Shissai Miwa" Shigeru Miwa storehouse, 1924 (1924)
• "Science of divination lecture" Hiromichi building, 1926 (1926)
• "A lecture in the Imperial presence record" 山本丈之助, 1928 (1928)
• "Doctrines of Wang Yang-ming lecture" Hiromichi building, 1928 (1928)
• "Doctrines of Wang Yang-ming miscellaneous stories" 博多成象堂, 1932 (1932)
• "聊斎志異菁華" Hirano Bookstore, 1933 (1933)
• "Space a Chinese book on philosophy" Eastern Asia meeting for the study, 1933 (1933)
• "A collection of drumming the belly" It is a collection of - Chinese poetry (1935) in Senshin sinus library, 1935
• It is a collection of - 31-syllable Japanese poems (1935) in "collection of sky spring drumming the belly" Senshin sinus library, 1935
• "Banzan Kumazawa" Kozo Kumazawa, 1937 (1937)
• "教育勅語謹解" enlightenment promotion meeting, 1938 (1938)
• "教育勅語謹解青少年学徒 ニ 賜 tension Tal 勅語謹解" enlightenment promotion meeting, 1939 (1939)
• "新修日本外史鈔" Hoshino Bookstore, 1939 (1939)
• "An Imperial Way theory" 皇教会, 1940 (1940)
• 『Prince Kan』 皇教会, 1940 (1940)
• "Unpin Umeda" 皇教会, 1941 (1941)
• 『Sannyo Rai』 皇教会, 1941 (1941)
• "Imperial Way sacred teachings" 皇教会, 1941 (1941)
• "大東亜戦争宣戦詔書謹解" 皇教会, 1942 (1942)
• "Collection of collection of drumming the belly second" (department of 31-syllable Japanese poem) 皇教会, 1942 (1942)
• "History of China thought" life dojo studio, 1942 (1942)
• 『Manabu Mito』 皇教会, 1944 (1944)
• "A song of godliness" Shrine dedicated to the heavenly gods soil gate of a palace Shinto central government office, 1949 (1949)

Footnote

1. ^ ^{a b c d e f g} "brief career history" "collection of drumming the belly" appendix
2. Business executive committee of the 100th anniversary of the ^ ^{a b c d e f} Toga history meeting for the study "Toga local history" Toga village system, 1992 p.551-552
3. ^ "collection of drumming the belly" p.217
4. History of ^ Takamatsu-shi editing room "history of new compilation Takamatsu-shi" Vol. 3, Takamatsu City Hall, 1969 p.79
5. ^ ^{a b} Kohei Yoshida "scholars of Chinese classics (one) "Enryo Inoue center annual report" 15 of Takejiro Takase chronological history article Toyo University", 2006
6. "Vomit, ^ Kyoto philanthropism society encounters"; 28th, July, 2008
7. ^ Takase library | Library attached to Kyushu University

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