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Fujiwara no Teika Quiz
The Enchanting Rhythms of Fujiwara no Teika: A Literary Journey
Updated: Feb 16, 2024
Embark on a poetic pilgrimage as we delve into the literary magic of Fujiwara no Teika. This quiz challenges your knowledge of this revered Japanese wordsmith, weaving haikus of facts and unraveling the mysteries of his fascinating life.
Think you know everything there is to know about Fujiwara no Teika? Prove it with this comprehensive quiz! Featuring 31 questions on a variety of Fujiwara no Teika topics, it's the ultimate test of your expertise. Enhance your knowledge.
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Fujiwara No Sadaie
Fujiwara No Yasunari
Fujiwara No Shunzei
Fujiwara Giyuu
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1203
1162
1129
1191
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Edo Period Court
Heian And Early Kamakura Periods' Court
Muromachi Period Court
Azuchi-Momoyama Period Court
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A Free Verse
A Four-line Poem
A Six-line Poem
A Five-line Poem With 31 Syllables
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Fujiwara No Shunzei
Fujiwara No Hibiki
Fujiwara No Akira
Fujiwara No Yasumasa
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Emperor Go-Saga
Emperor Go-Daigo
Emperor Meiji
Retired Emperor Go-Toba
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He Became The Emperor's Advisor
No Significant Alteration
It Led To His Banishment From Court
They Became Best Friends
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Music, Calligraphy, Painting
Anthology, Calligraphy, Critic, Novelist, Poet, Scribe
Sculpture, Painting, Poetry
Martial Arts, Poetry, Calligraphy
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No, They Were Not
Only His Sons
Only His Daughters
Yes, They Were Dominant For Centuries Afterwards
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No, Not At All
Only In The Kamakura Period
Only In Heian Period
Yes, Until The Meiji Era
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1239
1260
1256
1241
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His Father Was A Poet, But Not The Rest Of His Family
Yes, He Was
No, He Wasn't
He Was The Only Poet In His Family
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No, He Is Not
His Work Is Not Highly Rated
He Is Considered A Mediocre Poet
Yes, He Is
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He Was A Novelist And A Scribe
Anthologies, Calligraphy, Literary Critic, Novelist, Poet, Scribe
Only Calligraphy And Poetry
Just Being A Poet
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No, He Did Not
Only During The Kamakura Period
Yes, He Did And Into The Early Kamakura Period As Well
He Served In The Later Heian Period
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Fujiwara No Yasunari
Fujiwara No Sadaie
Fujiwara No Shunzei
Fujiwara No Ryoko
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Only In Calligraphy
Only In Poetry
Yes, It Was
No, It Continued For Centuries
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Yes, He Was Only A Scribe
Yes, He Was Only A Novelist
Yes, He Was Only A Poet
No, It Spanned Multiple Areas
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Late Heian And Early Kamakura Periods
Only In Kamakura Period
In The Azuchi-Momoyama Period
Only In The Heian Period
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He Is Considered The Greatest Master Of The Waka Form
He Was A Respected Critic
He Authored A Great Novel
He Was A Famous Calligrapher
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Poet
Novelist
Calligrapher
Scribe
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8 Lines With 44 Syllables
3 Lines With 17 Syllables
7 Lines With 39 Syllables
5 Lines With 31 Syllables
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Carpenter
Blacksmith
Baker
Poet
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Go-Toba
Go-Hanazono
Go-Saga
Go-Daigo
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Fujiwara No Tadahira
Fujiwara No Michinaga
Fujiwara No Shunzei
Fujiwara No Hidehira
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For Not Performing Well In His Duties
For Stealing From The Treasury
For Betraying The Emperor
Due To The Souring Of His Relationship With Go-Toba
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17
20
31
39
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Nanboku-chō Period
Late Heian And Early Kamakura Periods
Sengoku Period
Muromachi Period
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Literary Critique
Sculpture
Calligraphy
Anthology
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7 Lines With 39 Syllables
5 Lines With A Total Of 31 Syllables
Written In Rome
English Origin
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Sep 13, 1312
Oct 3, 1286
Sep 26, 1241
Jun 30, 0945
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