| Название произведения |
Honchō nijūshikō |
| Иное название произведения |
Honcho nijushiko
([Транслитерация] Transliteration) ,
Japan's Twenty-Four Paragons of Filial Piety
([Перевод] Translation) |
| Дата создания |
[1766] 1766 |
| Автор (Профессия) |
Chikamatsu Hanji
[Драматург] Playwright |
| Вид искусства |
Puppetry, Kabuki |
| Творческий метод |
jidaimono (historical play) |
| Язык (-и) |
[Японский] Japanese |
| Структура произведения |
Sixteen acts |
| Сюжет |
Events around the great rivalry between the Takeda and Uesugi clans in the sixteenth century. |
| Примечания |
First performed at the Takemotoza Theatre in Osaka in 1766.
Play centers around the feud between two warlords, Takeda Shingen and Nagao Kenshin, in the 16th century. |
| Произведение опубликовано в (Страницы) |
Kabuki Plays on Stage Volume 1: Brilliance and Bravado, 1697-1766(326-352) |