著者
笹倉 一広 近衞 典子 近衞 典子 福田 安典 大塚 秀高 金 文京 笹倉 一広 木越 治 福田 安典 大塚 秀高 岡崎 由美 金 文京 鈴木 陽一 上田 望 木越 治 田中 則雄 入口 敦志 川上 陽介 木越 秀子
出版者
一橋大学
雑誌
基盤研究(B)
巻号頁・発行日
2007

・各地の図書館などを調査し、関連資料を収集した。そのなかで、岡島冠山『太平記演義』の 善本を発見し、影印した。・白話小説と並んで、善書の影響にも着目し、善書を収集・考察し、新発見と覚しき善書を影印した。・「三言二拍」訳注の基礎資料の収集・電子化をし、訳注の基盤を整備し、国文学・中国文学双方の研究に共有されるテキストのプロトタイプを作成した。・シンポジウム「日本近世文藝と中国白話の世界」を開催した。
著者
田中 則雄
出版者
東南アジア学会
雑誌
南方史研究 (ISSN:2185050X)
巻号頁・発行日
vol.1960, no.2, pp.81-130, 1959-06-30 (Released:2010-10-22)
参考文献数
7

The theme of this treatise consists of the following: (1) What shape did “Forced Deliveries” take, when the Dutch East India Company, typically representative of European commercial capitalists, ruled over West Java and became a political power? and (2) What influence did this have on the society of West Java?Chapter 1. Realization and Change of “Forced Deliveries”Section 1. Increase in tradeThe Dutch East India Company founded the city of Batavia in 1619. The founding of the city necessitated construction materials and necessaries of life and, as a result of this, the trade in wood and food between Batavia and its neighboring places began. But the Company, establishing its influence in West Java, interfered with trade hitherto made freely between Batavia and the neighboring places and bought articles at prices and in quantities desired one-sidedly by them alone.Section 2. Rise of “Forced Deliveries”Towards the end of the 17th century the Company making a large profit in the cotton-yarn trade, and Indian cotton being scarce, made forcible purchases from Priangan in West Java in 1694; thus “Forced Deliveries” of cotton-yarn was established, delivery-quantity and purchase price being determined by the Company. In 1695 wax, kardamon, pepper, bird's nest, pearl and indigo were added to the above goods.Section 3. Decline of Cultivation owing to rebellion and strengthening of “Forced Deliveries”The rebellion of Prewata Sari (1700-1705) dealt a severe blow to cultivation and hindered delivery. The Company appointed Pangeran Aria Tjirebon, Prince of Cheribon as Opzigten der Cheribonsch Preangerlanden. And through his inspection of the extent of jurisdiction and his efforts in urging the people, both cultivation and delivery recovered.Section 4. Introduction of Coffee cultivation and its vissicitudesThe Company having gained a large profit by importing coffee from Mocha in Arabia in the 17th century, on Turkey's interference with the export of coffee, tried to cultivate the said goods in Java. The first delivery of coffee, 102 pounds, was made in 1711. And the purchase price was very profitable both to the natives and the Company. As a result of this, the delivery increased to 894 pounds in 1711, and 2380 pounds in 1712, and a further increase, amounting to about 2, 500, 000 pounds was made in 1724, while in 1725 it exceeded 4, 000, 000 pounds. The Company feared that this unexpected amount of delivery would bring about a heavy fall in price owing to overproduction, and hastened to lower the purchase price of coffee. The price reduction had an immediate effect on coffee cultivation and the natives began to cut down coffee trees. In 1728 the amount of delivery fell far below the 4, 000, 000 pounds required by Holland, and the Company ordered each household (“huisgezin”) to plant more than ten coffee trees.In this way coffee hitherto freely cultivated came to be grown compulsorily just like cotton and indigo. And the purchase price was raised. But as coffee delivery increased again in 1733, the Company was menaced with overproduction. Thus in 1735 the Company restricted the planting and in 1738 ordered half the trees to be cut down. Such steps taken by the Company gave rise to a decline in coffee cultivation.In 1791, however, a great rebellion of negroes took place in St. Domingo Island, which produced 2/3 of the world's coffee, and this caused so heavy a rise in the price of coffee that the Company once more encouraged coffee cultivation, and eventually, in 1793, more than 80, 000 picols were delivered, which greatly enriched the Company. But in 1798 the above Company was dissolved.Chapter 2. “Forced Deliveries” and its mechanismAfter the Company's possession of West Java was ensured, it divided the, land into Jacatra and Cheribon. The former of which was put under the direct control of the Company
著者
田中 則雄
出版者
日本近世文学会
雑誌
近世文藝 (ISSN:03873412)
巻号頁・発行日
vol.113, pp.33-47, 2021 (Released:2021-07-31)

In July 10, 1751 or the fourth year of the Kan’en Period Kawai-Kageyuzaemon, the chief retainer of the Sakai family in the Himeji Domain, committed suicide after killing Inuzuka-Yūnai and Honda-Minbuzaemon at his home. This incident was recorded in Kiyō-ingo. There were originally three variants of the regional document which were further supplemented and revised into other editions. Chūshin-Kawai-jikki is another record of the incident made independently of Kiyō-ingo. This document must have been written by a local writer because of its rich references to the domain’s places, persons, and traditions. It represented Kawai as a person who cared for the local people so much that he came into collision with Inuzuka and Honda and couldn’t help solving it in such a tragic way. Both Kiyō-ingo and Chūshin-Kawai-jikki provide a glimpse into the way regional events were recorded and revised in early modern times.
著者
田中 則雄
出版者
島根大学法文学部山陰研究センター
雑誌
山陰研究 (ISSN:1883468X)
巻号頁・発行日
no.8, pp.150-139, 2015-12

寛文十一年(一六七一)、石見国吉永藩出身の十四歳の少年が摂津の芥川で父の敵を討つ事件があった。地元石見を離れた所でこの事件に関する実録が作られた時、実説が大きく組み替えられた上に、それぞれの作者の解釈に基づき、特色ある記述がなされていった。
著者
田中 則雄
出版者
山川出版社
雑誌
東南アジア 歴史と文化 (ISSN:03869040)
巻号頁・発行日
no.17, pp.p145-147, 1988-05
著者
田中 則雄
出版者
京都大学
雑誌
東南アジア研究 (ISSN:05638682)
巻号頁・発行日
vol.10, no.3, pp.409-421, 1972-12

この論文は国立情報学研究所の学術雑誌公開支援事業により電子化されました。
著者
田中 則雄
出版者
島根大学
雑誌
基盤研究(C)
巻号頁・発行日
2008

後期読本の成立期に制作された、実録を典拠とする上方出来の作品群に見られる方法が、その後の読本制作の基礎となっている。実録には、各々の話を連結していく独自の方法があるが、読本においては、特に長編構成を統括するための仕組みが考慮され、人物の内面と連動させて必然性を示しながら話を繋いでいくという様式が考案され継承されたことを解明した。