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Ki no Yoshimochi (紀淑望, died 919) was a Japanese poet of both waka and kanshi (Japanese and Chinese poetry, respectively). He also composed the Chinese preface to the tenth-century waka anthology, the Kokin Wakashū. He studied classics at the Imperial University, before serving various, mostly scholarly, positions at court.

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rdfs:comment	Ki no Yoshimochi (紀淑望, died 919) was a Japanese poet of both waka and kanshi (Japanese and Chinese poetry, respectively). He also composed the Chinese preface to the tenth-century waka anthology, the Kokin Wakashū. He studied classics at the Imperial University, before serving various, mostly scholarly, positions at court. (en) Ki no Yoshimochi (紀淑望, Ki no Yoshimochi) (mort en 919) était un poète japonais, à la fois de waka et de kanshi (poésie japonaise et chinoise, respectivement). Il a également composé les préfaces (mana-jo) de l'anthologie waka du Xe siècle, le Kokin wakashū. Il a étudié les lettres classiques au Daigaku-ryō (Université impériale), avant de tenir divers postes de savant à la cour. (fr) 紀淑望（きのよしもち）は、平安時代前期の貴族・儒学者・歌人。中納言・紀長谷雄の長男。官位は従五位上・大学頭。 (ja)
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Engi (era) Ki clan Daigaku-ryō Iwanami Shoten Columbia University Press 9th-century Japanese poets 10th-century Japanese poets Seeds in the Heart 919 deaths Kanpyō (era) Kanshi (poetry) Ki no Tsurayuki Kokin Wakashū List of Japanese court ranks, positions and hereditary titles Japanese calendar Japanese male poets Shinano Province Waka (poetry) Wakan rōeishū Nihon Koten Bungaku Daijiten Shinkokin Wakashū Shi Jing dbr:Ki_no_Haseo dbr:Ki_no_Yoshihito dbr:Ki_no_Yoshimitsu dbr:Nihongi_Kyōen_Waka dbr:Mana-jo
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has abstract	Ki no Yoshimochi (紀淑望, died 919) was a Japanese poet of both waka and kanshi (Japanese and Chinese poetry, respectively). He also composed the Chinese preface to the tenth-century waka anthology, the Kokin Wakashū. He studied classics at the Imperial University, before serving various, mostly scholarly, positions at court. (en) Ki no Yoshimochi (紀淑望, Ki no Yoshimochi) (mort en 919) était un poète japonais, à la fois de waka et de kanshi (poésie japonaise et chinoise, respectivement). Il a également composé les préfaces (mana-jo) de l'anthologie waka du Xe siècle, le Kokin wakashū. Il a étudié les lettres classiques au Daigaku-ryō (Université impériale), avant de tenir divers postes de savant à la cour. (fr) 紀淑望（きのよしもち）は、平安時代前期の貴族・儒学者・歌人。中納言・紀長谷雄の長男。官位は従五位上・大学頭。 (ja)
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