@article{oai:hokuriku.repo.nii.ac.jp:00000650,
 author = {福江, 充 and Fukue, Mitsuru},
 issue = {51},
 journal = {北陸大学紀要, Bulletin of Hokuriku University},
 month = {Sep},
 note = {In December of 2020, the author purchased a volume of the “Tateyama kaisan engi” 
(Tateyama mountain-opening foundation legend) from a private owner in Mito City, 
Ibaraki Prefecture. The manuscript, entitled “Tateyama engi” (Tateyama foundation 
legend), was copied in 1630.This article first transcribes the newly discovered manuscript 
and then compares it to those extant recensions of “Tateyama kaisan engi” that bear a clear 
date or for which we can estimate the dating.Thus four “Tateyama engi” are compared: the 
1630 copy manuscript in the Fukue collection, a mid-Edo-period manuscript in the 
possession of Zentoku zakki, a 1779 copy manuscript in the Nikkō-bō collection, and an 1853 
copy manuscript in the Enmei-in collection.A detailed comparison of word similarity among 
these four works reveals a match of around 80 percent. We can therefore conclude that the 
content of “Tateyama engi” was already established by the Sengoku period, that it barely 
changed since that time, and that there was content continuity through the Bakumatsu 
years at the end of the Edo period.},
 pages = {51--86},
 title = {寛永７年（1630）の「立山縁起」－史料紹介・分析・評価－},
 year = {2021},
 yomi = {フクエ, ミツル}
}