尭孝

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尭孝 (ぎょうこう, eight years (1391) - Kyotoku era July 5, 4 (August 17, 1455) during the Akinori two years / cause) is a Buddhist priest, a poet of the middle of Muromachi era. Nikaido of the samurai family. Father is 尭尋 of the poet in Buddhist priests. I act as a great-grandchild of 一人頓阿 of the king 31-syllable Japanese poem Four Devas. 尭憲, the pupil of the poet have 尭恵, Kinnyasu Sanjonishi in Buddhist priests to an adopted child.

I took charge of the temporary government office in charge of selecting wakas which I succeeded from the charges of the great-grandfather. I was opposed to central song personality of the song estrade of the Article 2 group, Shotetsu Seigan of the cold fountain group. I am appointed (1433) for Eikyo five years by 和歌所開闔 (let's go), and 撰出 does "the newly ancient and modern times sum songbook of the anthology of poems collected by Imperial command sequel to".

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