Kiyotsune

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Kiyotsune is a classical Japanese Noh play attributed to Zeami Motokiyo, centered on the tragic fate and lingering spirit of the Taira warrior Taira no Kiyotsune.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Noh play
classical Japanese play
associatedWith Zeami Noh canon NERFINISHED
attributedTo Zeami Motokiyo NERFINISHED
author Zeami Motokiyo NERFINISHED
basedOn Taira no Kiyotsune NERFINISHED
belongsTo classical Noh repertoire
centralMotif recounting of death
spirit’s return
countryOfOrigin Japan
culturalContext Japanese Buddhist views of the afterlife
samurai ethos
dramaticCategory mugen Noh NERFINISHED
dramaticStructure two-act Noh play
featuresCharacterType shite
waki
warrior ghost
focusesOn grief of the living
reconciliation of the dead’s spirit
genre Noh NERFINISHED
hasForm chant and song
poetic dialogue
historicalContext fall of the Taira clan
includesElement choral chanting
dance
mask performance
intendedMedium stage performance
language Classical Japanese NERFINISHED
literarySource Heike monogatari NERFINISHED
literaryTradition Japanese medieval drama
mainCharacter Taira no Kiyotsune NERFINISHED
performanceTradition Hōshō school of Noh NERFINISHED
Kanze school of Noh NERFINISHED
Kita school of Noh NERFINISHED
Komparu school of Noh NERFINISHED
Kongō school of Noh NERFINISHED
periodDepicted late Heian period NERFINISHED
relatedWork Heike monogatari NERFINISHED
religiousElement Buddhist prayer for the dead
setting Kyushu region of Japan NERFINISHED
subject Genpei War NERFINISHED
Taira clan NERFINISHED
theme attachment and release
impermanence
lingering spirit
mourning
tragic fate
warrior’s death
timeOfComposition Muromachi period NERFINISHED

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Zeami Motokiyo notableWork Kiyotsune