The pillow book by Sei Shōnagon
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Makura no sōshi by Sei Shōnagon
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The pillow book of Sei Shonagon by Sei Shōnagon
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Ritsu. Ryō no gige
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The pillow book of Sei Shōnagon
b. ca. 967 Sei Shōnagon
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The pillow book of Sei Shonagon
Sei Shōnagon
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Ritsuryōsei kenkyū nyūmon
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Heishi seiken to Genpei Sōran
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Publishing History

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Subjects
Politics and government, History, Civilization, Social life and customs, Law, Court and courtiers, Sources, Biography, History and criticism, Officials and employees, Emperors, Statesmen, Diaries, Japanese literature, Social conditions, Nobility, Administrative law, Nihon-Rekishi-Heian jidai, Rites and ceremonies, Japanese language
Places
Japan, Kyoto (Japan), Korea, China, East Asia, Hiraizumi-chō (Japan), Asia, Dewa Reagion, Dewa Region (Japan), Heian-kyō (Extinct city), Hiraizumi-chō, Izumo Region (Japan), Japón, Mutsu Region (Japan), Paekche (Kingdom), Regency, Rites and ceremonies, Sakai-shi (Japan), Statesmen, Tōhoku Region (Japan)
People
Michinaga Fujiwara (966-1027), Fujiwara family, Kiyomori Taira (1118-1181), Murasaki Shikibu (978?-), Goshirakawa Emperor of Japan (1127-1192), Naomoto Koremune (active 9th century-10th century), Taira family, Michizane Sugawara (845-903), Murasaki Shikibu (b. 978?), Sei Shōnagon (b. ca. 967)
Times
To 1500, Heian period, 794-1185, To 794, 1185-1333, To 1185, To 1600, Gempei Wars, 1180-1185, 1185-1600, Kamakura-Momoyama periods, 1185-1600, Middle Korean, 935-1500

Prolific Authors

who have written the most books on this subject
Takeshi Abe, 7 books
Yutaka Yamanaka, 7 books
Morita, Tei, 6 books
Kazuhiro Kuramoto, 6 books
Sei Shōnagon, 6 books
Sanae Fukutō, 5 books
Tokihira Fujiwara, 5 books
Kuroita, Katsumi, 4 books
Fumihiko Gomi, 4 books
Tōru Ōtsu, 4 books
Yasuo Motoki, 4 books
Muneo Sasaki, 4 books
Komatsu, Shigemi, 3 books
Shinji Yoshikawa, 3 books
Masaaki Takahashi, 3 books
Hisashi Oboroya, 3 books
Yūsuke Yoneda, 3 books
Haruo Sasayama, 3 books
Kazuo Suzuki, 3 books
Shinʼichi Shigeta, 3 books
Michinaga Fujiwara, 2 books
Tomoru Togawa, 2 books
Takeshi Umehara, 2 books
Masahide Kon, 2 books
Bunʼei Tsunoda, 2 books