Chinese Yokai Taizen / Sun Migon / Sawai Megu

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Other Countries' Essays and Essays "Yokai" is a collection of Chinese yokai culture. A scholar of the Chinese Ming Dynasty, Hu Yinglin, classifies novels dealing with yokai as "Shikkai." Chinese literature can be said to be the history of shikai. 『 Yamami Kyo, 』 『, Boku Amako Den, 』 contains not only myths but also many stories related to shikai in 『 Saden 』, which is a Confucian scripture. In addition, various shikai literature has been familiar, including 『 Shinikyo, 』 『 Retsusenden, 』 and 『 Ibunki, 』 『, 髯客 Den, 』 『 搜神 Record, 』, 『 Hakubutsushi, 』, 『 Taiheikoki, 』, 『 Eikenshi, 』 Taiheikoki, YOUKI, 『 Ryosaisai Shikai, and capturing stories. This book contains 305 types of yokai described in Chinese classic books (136 types of yokai, 鬼怪, 125 types of monster birds and exotic animals, 27 immortals and giants, 17 types of senkusa and bizarre insects). It depicts the origins, forms and shapes of yokai, historical transitions and stories. It contains 217 mythologies and legends from various parts of China, and 417 calligraphic works and paintings. It is a book that can be enjoyed not only in letters but also visually. It contains a summary of yokai Enshrine … etc. HOSHIN ENGI 』 『 』 『 』 『 』 Zhong Shan