@article{oai:kobe-c.repo.nii.ac.jp:00005859,
 author = {藏中, さやか and KURANAKA, Sayaka},
 issue = {2},
 journal = {神戸女学院大学論集, KOBE COLLEGE STUDIES},
 month = {Dec},
 note = {本稿は、『恵慶集』の一本に記された断章的な歌がたりを発端に、武官として生涯を終えた源俊実（1046～1119）の官歴を確認の上、俊実の歌合出詠等の和歌事績を集成し、当該『恵慶集』記載本文を考証したものである。俊実は、検非違使の別当、また大納言として、政治的活動が伝わり、その和歌は『金葉和歌集』以下の勅撰集に3首入集する。本稿が対象とする本文は和歌3首と詞書分、行数わずかに31行分の独自本文で、俊実にまつわる歌話となっている。熊本守雄『恵慶集 校本と研究』（桜楓社 1978年）、『新編私家集大成』（古典ライブラリー Web 版）の『恵慶集』解題に全文が載るが、これまで特に論じられていない。前半は俊実が少将であった時、後半は検非違使の別当であった時のことを記す。なお3首のうち1首は『後拾遺和歌集』雑三巻軸歌の上東門院中将の作であり、同集詞書とは異なる詠作事情を示すことからこの点にも考察を加えた。
　詞書中に「歌を好み給ふ」と記される俊実は、当意即妙に女に歌を詠み、盗人の歌才により罪を免ずる別当として描かれる。俊実の一面を活写した歌物語的な詞書からは、残された歌数は多くはないが公卿として堀河天皇歌壇に列した俊実の姿が浮かび上がる。, Given the literarily fragmented Japanese poetries described in ‘Egyoushu’, this manuscript collected the achievements of waka poem by Minamoto-no-Toshizane (1046-1119), who lived out as his life as a military officer, and the collection includes waka poems written at the Uta-awase. Also, this study ascertained his official history, and investigated the part of ‘Egyoushu’.
　Political activities of Toshizane, as a political and judicial chief or a chief councillor of state, was conveyed, and 3 pieces of corresponding waka poems was collected in ‘Kinyou-wakasyu’, ‘Senzai-wakasyu’ and ‘Shintyokusen-wakasyu’, one by one.
　The main documents highlighted in this study are 3 pieces of waka poems and lyrics, being comprised of only 31 lines, have never been discussed, while all documents were shown in “Text and study on ‘Egyoushu’” (by Morio Kumamoto, Oufuusya, 1978) and a commentary on ‘Egyoushu’ by ‘Shikasyu-taisei’.
　This part has the extraordinarily unique content and the poetry story about Toshizane. The documents deals with the period during Toshizane was a young officer and a political and judicial chief, in the former and the latter part of it, respectively.
　Meanwhile, one of those 3 pieces was shown in ‘Goshui-wakasyu’ as the last waka poem of a volume ‘Zou 3’, which was written by Joutoumonin-no-tyujou, and the author added some discussion because that exhibits distinct situations of writing poems from those of the lyrics.
　Toshizane, portrayed as the man who loved waka poems in the lyrics, was described as a political and judicial chief who wrote the love waka poems with readiness of wit and declared a thief not guilty because he wrote remarkable waka poems.
　The lyrics, which described vividly an aspect of Toshizane, highlighted his appearance that he joined the poem circles of Emperor Horikawa although he only wrote a few waka poems.},
 pages = {(1)--(16)},
 title = {「歌を好み給ふ」検非違使の別当、源俊実},
 volume = {68},
 year = {2021},
 yomi = {クラナカ, サヤカ}
}