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, hi
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])