The protagonist‟s grandson, Niou [nee-oh], and his wife‟s illegitimate son, Kaoru [kah-ohroo], pursue three sisters in the last third of this novel, after the title figure‟s death. This novel‟s protagonist is briefly exiled to Suma by the emperor, his illegitimate son. A friend of (*) Tō no Chūjō [toh noh choo-joh] raises F
The protagonist‟s grandson, Niou [nee-oh], and his wife‟s illegitimate son, Kaoru [kah-ohroo], pursue three sisters in the last third of this novel, after the title figure‟s death. This novel‟s protagonist is briefly exiled to Suma by the emperor, his illegitimate son. A friend of (*) Tō no Chūjō [toh noh choo-joh] raises Fujitsubo's [foo-jee-tsoo-boh's] niece to be the perfect wife for the title "shining" Japanese prince in this novel. For 10 points, name this early novel by Murasaki Shikibu [moo-rah-sah-kee shee-kee-boo].
The protagonist‟s grandson, Niou [nee-oh], and his wife‟s illegitimate son, Kaoru [kah-ohroo], pursue three sisters in the last third of this novel, after the title figure‟s death.
The Tale of Genji (accept Genji Monogatari [geh-n-jee moh-noh-gah-tah-ree])