Two advisors in this work bear the names of Minister of the
The second chapter of this novel, "The Broom Tree", contains a scene in which a series of women are appraised on a rainy night. Its later chapters center on the title character's grandchild and grand-nephew, and their relation to the daughters of (*) Eight Prince; those chapters are set at Uji. Two advisors in this work bear the names of Minister of the Right and Minister of the Left, and one antagonist is Kokiden, whose son eventually rises to power.  The protagonist's love interests include Third Princess, the daughter of Akashi, Lady Fujitsubo, his first wife who is named Aoi no Ue, and a character who is a namesake of this work's author.  For 10 points, name this novel, a masterpiece of the Heian Period by Murasaki Shikibu.
The second chapter of this novel, "The Broom Tree", contains a scene in which a series of women are appraised on a rainy night.
{The Tale of Genji}