This man wrote the Kadensho, the Kyakuraige, and the Kintoosho, which comprise his technical treatises on writing.
Tsurayuki is forced to write a poem to appease the title god in this man's work Aridoshi. This man wrote the Kadensho, the Kyakuraige, and the Kintoosho, which comprise his technical treatises on writing. A woman pines to death on the title object in this author's work The Clothbeating Rock, while Kumagai admires the flute playing of the title character, whom he later beheads, in this man's play Atsumori. An old gardener plays the title instrument for the love of a princess in this man's play The Damask Drum. In another play, set at Suma beach, this man wrote about the love of Matsukaze and Murasame for Ariwara no Yukihira, an exiled prince. For 10 points, identify this dramatist who preceded Chikamatsu Monzaemon by two centuries, was the son of Kanami, and whose Wind in the Pines is among the foremost of Noh dramas.
Tsurayuki is forced to write a poem to appease the title god in this man's work Aridoshi.
Zeami Motokiyo [accept Aridoshi before "this man" is read]