Kiyoshi Kuboki deep water
The Kiyoshi Kuboki deep water (くぼきせいえん, age of an emperor 12 years (1762) - civil administration August 28, 12 (September 25, 1829)) is a scholar of satin of the last part of Edo era. The person of the Shimousa country Tsunomiya, Katori-gun (つのみや) village (current Tsunomiya, Katori-shi, Chiba). In 号, as for bamboo window (ちくそう), 縑 浦老農, the character, 蟠龍, relation silence, a popular name are Taro gate-guard offices new Shiro. Father 清英, a child 清常 (Umeyama). The family name is written as "Kuboki".
Career
The Kubokis acts as a village headman of Tsunomiya-mura from generation to generation, and family name wearing a sword is permitted a direct feudatory of a shogun who is a feudal lord from 小笠原政恒 in (1793) for generous politics five years.
清英 caught the study from father at the start, but received study at the age of 11 years old from the Matsunaga northern seas that were the chief priest of the local temple. Youth had begun under the gate of the person of forest, and the northern seas were familiar with satin studies. When a teacher died at the age of 19 years old, studying from father to Edo was recommended, but there was not 孝 to father and answered it what study it was and declined it and I put this residence in the home town even if I could travel later in Edo and acted for study and education. As for 清淵 and Kazan Watanabe whom I met, 擬 gets him to Toju Nakae in (1825) for civil administration eight years and describes it as "Koto tree".
I helped with the work of the village headman of father when I came of age and inherited the next. Tsunomiya-mura formed Sawara village and the association of the neighborhood, but it was 17 years old elder Tadataka Ino in those days at that time that was a village headman of the Sawara village. 忠敬 appreciates talent of 清淵 and travels above with 清淵 in (1793) for generous politics five years, and a trip record of 忠敬, 清淵両方 is left.
清淵 founds 息耕塾 in Tsunomiya and concentrates power on the education of the pupil with a son, and Tadataka Ino entrusts 清淵 with one's grandchild afterwards, too. On the other hand, after not having been able to carry out the northern seas of the teacher during the lifetime, I acted for the reconstruction of the "孝経" supplementary explanation by Gen Cheng of Han and completed "補訂鄭註孝経" in (1802) for Kyowa era two years. I publish ibidem two years later, but put preface to 忠敬 which already appears in Edo, and learned astronomy, geography with Yoshitoki Takahashi. I presented "補訂鄭註孝経" to Sazan Kan who was a well-known scholar at the time of in Bingo country in the occasion when 忠敬 left for the surveying for map-makings in Japan later in (1809) for culture six years and was a chance to spread the name of 清淵 in the world (Hiroshima Hyogo Prefectural Museum of History possesses "補訂鄭註孝経" of the Chayama collection of books donated by 忠敬 now). "Old Fumitaka passes and looks at Germany" in other writing, and there is (civil administration six years (1823)).
It was a lecturer by (1808), a request of Masahide Komiyama (the maple eaves) of the Mito feudal clan in a village school of the Mito territory deferred one (Itako-shi, Ibaraki) with Miyamoto tea village for culture five years and was given the service of three provisions.
When Tadataka Ino that friendship was ardent died of an illness for (1818), a life for culture 15 years, I undertook 浄書 of the draft making of the preface of "the Japan shore whole world complete chart" and attached shore actual survey record and made an effort for completion in the early stage of "the Japan shore whole world complete chart".
I die at 68 years old in (1829) for civil administration 12 years. The gravestone was written down by Masahide Komiyama, but Hidekata Seimiya (a relative of Tadataka Ino) who edited a biography of 清淵 in pupils of 清淵 later strongly criticizes that Komiyama took it up for achievements though it is work as the friends to the last to have helped Japan map completion of 忠敬, and 清淵 is not the duty and the work as a person of Confucianism in the hometown that I did, the school teacher.
References
- In Chiba historical materials study foundation "history complete history of Chiba: the early modern times 2" in Chiba, March, 2008 the P928-931 "Kiyoshi Kuboki deep water which came from the area column 47"
- Sadaji Ichiko edition "Japanese book biographical dictionary 2" Iwanami Shoten, 1996
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