Kyuhakubutsuin, Koububutsuin, Japanese Book of Song Book, Yellow Yakusha

Yellow Yakushi (Ko Tongken, King Calendar 5 Year (1045) - September 30 (November 8, 1105) is a calligist, poet, and literature from the Northern Song period.Hongzhou Puning (current Shuuui province) The letters are "Rochoku", and the numbers include Micoto Yamayani (Sankoku Dong), and Fuou.Often called the Yellow Valley.In the Songsei poet, it is also known as Songi and Land and Cho, and it is counted in the four major houses of Song, along with Sinya, Rice and Yaku.It was referred to as "Poetry no Sanke" and is also called "Sinyo Yoku" in equal form of a teachers resurrection and fame to the same as "Sukiyoku".The youngest poet in his offpath. Yokuyoki was the best of the weeds.Since its young, he loved the drafts and began to surround the Song generation, but for about 20 years we learned to beyond, and it was not able to take it off.The hardest of yokuyaki was the most worse but it was to take off this popular item [1]. After that, it was influenced by the Shin Lord and Nojin, and Toothpaste Ceremony, and was inspired by the inscription of the sixteen-mei inscription on the shores of the Jangsu province, the roundie has established a unique script that connects to the consecutive cotton.While obviously influenced by nostalgia, the curve of the handwriting is completely different from the rhythm of nostalgia. Each book is sophisticated, powerful, and has a unique creative writing method.These calligraphy had significant impact on the back generations.Therefore, it has been outstanding in the calligraphy world of Northern Song, and has high reputation.The four major family of Songs Katsuya and Song, are known as the Yokuyoku and Song.