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Takizawa Bakin (滝沢馬琴), a.k.a. Kyokutei Bakin (曲亭馬琴, 4 July 1767 – 1 December 1848), was a Japanese novelist of the Edo period. Born Takizawa Okikuni (滝沢興邦), he wrote under the pen name Kyokutei Bakin (曲亭馬琴). Later in life he took the pen name Toku (解). Modern scholarship generally refers to him as Kyokutei Bakin, or just as Bakin. He is regarded as one of, if not the, leading author of early 19th century Japanese literature. He was the third surviving son of a Samurai family of low rank. After numerous deaths in his family, he relinquished his samurai status, married a merchant's widow, and became an Edo townsperson. He was able to support his family with his prolific writing of gesaku, primarily didactic historical romances, though he always wanted to restore his family to the samurai s

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rdfs:label	كيوكيوتي باكن (ar) Kyokutei Bakin (de) Kyokutei Bakin (es) Kyokutei Bakin (fr) Kyokutei Bakin (it) 교쿠테이 바킨 (ko) 曲亭馬琴 (ja) Bakin Kyokutei (pl) Takizawa Bakin (pt) Takizawa Bakin (en) Кёкутэй Бакин (ru) 曲亭馬琴 (zh) Кьокутей Бакін (uk)
rdfs:comment	اسم العائلة هو «تاكيزاوا».كيوكيوتي باكن ( 4 يوليو 1767 - 1 ديسمبر 1848) مؤلف ياباني في وقت متاخر من فترة ايدو كيساكو. اشتهر باعماله مثل نانسو ساتومي هاكيندن (تاريخ ابطال الكلاب الثمانية من عشيرة ساتومي ناسو) وجينسيتسو يوميهاريسوكي(حكايات غريبة للقمر الهلال). كلاهما أمثلة بارزة من يوميهون في القرن التاسع عشر أو (الكتب للقراءة) (على العكس الكتب المصورة والكتب للقراءة). (ar) Kyokutei Bakin (japanisch 曲亭馬琴; * 4. Juli 1767 (traditionell: Meiwa 4/6/9) in Edo (heute Tokio); † 1. Dezember 1848 (traditionell: Kaei 1/11/6)) war ein japanischer Schriftsteller. (de) Takizawa Okikuni (瀧澤興邦 Takizawa Okikuni?), más conocido por el seudónimo de Kyokutei Bakin (曲亭馬琴 Kyokutei Bakin?) (4 de julio de 1767 - 1 de diciembre de 1848) fue un escritor japonés. Nació en una familia samurái, pero renunció a su posición para dedicarse a escribir. Su obra principal es Satomi y los ocho perros (南総里見八犬傳 Nansō Satomi Hakkenden?), de 106 volúmenes, que le llevó 28 años completar a causa de una ceguera. En esta obra se centra en temas samuráis como la lealtad y el honor, así como el confucianismo y la filosofía budista. (es) Kyokutei Bakin (曲亭馬琴), né le 4 juillet 1767 - décédé le 1er décembre 1848, de son vrai nom Takizawa Okikuni (滝沢興邦) est un écrivain japonais, auteur de nombreux romans. (fr) Kyokutei Bakin, pseudonimo di Takizawa Okikuni (Edo, 4 luglio 1767 – 1º dicembre 1848), è stato uno scrittore giapponese. (it) 曲亭馬琴（きょくていばきん、明和4年6月9日〈1767年7月4日〉- 嘉永元年11月6日〈1848年12月1日〉）は、江戸時代後期の読本作者。本名は滝沢興邦（たきざわおきくに、旧字体: 瀧澤興邦）、後に解（とく）に改めた。号は著作堂主人（ちょさくどうしゅじん）など。代表作は『椿説弓張月』『南総里見八犬伝』。ほとんど原稿料のみで生計を営むことのできた日本で最初の著述家である。 (ja) 교쿠테이 바킨(일본어: 曲亭馬琴, 1767년 7월 4일 ~ 1848년 12월 1일)은 에도 시대 후기의 요미혼 작가이다. 원래 이름은 다키자와 오키쿠니(일본어: 滝沢興邦, たきざわおきくに)이다. 교쿠테이 바킨이라는 필명은 중국의 고전에서 따왔다고 한다. 성씨와 필명이 섞인 "다키자와 바킨"이라는 이름은 메이지 시대 이후에 널리 알려진 것으로, 바킨이 생전에 쓴 이름은 아니다. 호는 저작당주인 (著作堂主人)이다. (ko) Kyokutei Bakin (曲亭馬琴 Kyokutei Bakin? , 4 de julho de 1767 – , 1 de dezembro de 1848) foi um escritor japonês do final do período período Edo. Tem como trabalho mais notório o Nansō Satomi Hakkenden (As crônicas de Satomi e os oito cães), sendo este trabalho uma das maiores obras yomihon ("livros para leitura", em oposição aos livros ilustrados, mais comuns à época) do século XIX. (pt) Кёкутэй Бакин (яп. 曲亭馬琴, 4 июля 1767 — 1 декабря 1848) — японский писатель периода Эдо. Писал в жанрах фантастических рассказов, романов для взрослых[уточнить], развлекательных повестей. Настоящее имя — Такидзава Окикуни (яп. 滝沢興邦). Имел много псевдонимов. (ru) Кьокутей Бакін (яп. 曲亭馬琴, きょくていばきん; 4 червня 1767 ― 1 грудня 1848) — японський письменник періоду Едо. Працював у жанрах фантастичного оповіданя, романів для дорослих, розважальних повістей. Справжнє ім'я — Такідзава Окікуні (滝沢興邦, たきざわおきくに). Мав багато псевдонімів. (uk) 曲亭馬琴或瀧澤馬琴（日语：曲亭馬琴／きょくていばきん Kyokutei Bakin，1767年7月4日－1848年12月1日）是一位日本作家，本名為瀧澤興邦（日语：滝沢興邦／たきざわおきくに Takizawa Okikuni），「曲亭馬琴」為其使用的許多筆名當中的其中一個，出生於日本江戶（今東京），日本第一位職業作家。曲亭馬琴在家中排行第五，九歲時喪父。24歲拜山東京傳為師，成為劇作者，在其著作中《南總里見八犬傳》最為著名，自1814年寫起、1842年完成，共花了28年才完成此書。 (zh) Takizawa Bakin (滝沢馬琴), a.k.a. Kyokutei Bakin (曲亭馬琴, 4 July 1767 – 1 December 1848), was a Japanese novelist of the Edo period. Born Takizawa Okikuni (滝沢興邦), he wrote under the pen name Kyokutei Bakin (曲亭馬琴). Later in life he took the pen name Toku (解). Modern scholarship generally refers to him as Kyokutei Bakin, or just as Bakin. He is regarded as one of, if not the, leading author of early 19th century Japanese literature. He was the third surviving son of a Samurai family of low rank. After numerous deaths in his family, he relinquished his samurai status, married a merchant's widow, and became an Edo townsperson. He was able to support his family with his prolific writing of gesaku, primarily didactic historical romances, though he always wanted to restore his family to the samurai s (en) Bakin Kyokutei (jap. 曲亭馬琴 Kyokutei Bakin; ur. 1767 w Edo, zm. 1848), zwany również Bakin Takizawa (jap. 滝沢馬琴 Takizawa Bakin) – japoński pisarz. Twórca „książek do czytania” (yomihon – ambitne powieści i opowiadania o eleganckim języku i spójnej narracji, często o tematyce historycznej, pisane dla czytelników wykształconych). W swojej pracy twórczej pisał utwory różnego rodzaju m.in. haiku, malował także i zajmował się kaligrafią. (pl)
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