Murasaki Shikibu: Genji Monogatari 3

The oldest novel in the world, the greatest masterpiece of Japanese literary history on the planet, the Kanggenjimono. The Giangen Gismono gatari is a world-class classic written by a Japanese woman named Mursaki Shiki in the early 11th century. The modern novel, as we know it, is one of the oldest and most wonderful literary works in the world. The most sophisticated and elegant of the Heian nobility in Japan is described as a very sophisticated and graceful society. The Haian era, the background of Güng Genjimono was the time when the Japanese adopted foreign culture and produced their colorful culture, especially our own, and among their proud literary works, this gugenzi monogamous is the first to be touched. The first part of the story, which deals with romances of countless women, called higaroo genzi, is a story of the great general of 54, and it takes us from ancient times to three parts: the first part, from nggirithbo to the kangsin [.], to the 33th, to love-born pen, to our love-given tale, to a great honor. Part 2 is the eighth in the nativity of the Nathorne to the Shanger of the São Paulo Sea, and tells of events happening in the dark and guilty state of the Hakaru Genji, and trying to get a sense of the many worries and challenges that are inherent in the movie life compared to the spectacular appearance. Part 3 is King Bunion.

Korean title: 겐지모노가따리 3

Korean author: 무라사끼 시끼부

Korean publisher: 다산글방

ISBN-13: 9791160781892