Difference between revisions of "Sanshin-uchi"
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*''Post established: [[1710]], King [[Sho Eki|Shô Eki]]'' | *''Post established: [[1710]], King [[Sho Eki|Shô Eki]]'' | ||
| − | *''Other Names'': 三弦主取 ''sangen nushidori'' | + | *''Other Names'': 三弦主取 ''(sangen nushidori, sangen nusidui)'' |
*''Japanese'': 三線打 ''(sanshin uchi)'' | *''Japanese'': 三線打 ''(sanshin uchi)'' | ||
Latest revision as of 01:04, 13 June 2021
- Post established: 1710, King Shô Eki
- Other Names: 三弦主取 (sangen nushidori, sangen nusidui)
- Japanese: 三線打 (sanshin uchi)
The sanshin-uchi or sangen nushidori was a Ryukyuan official post which oversaw the construction of high quality sanshin (a three-stringed musical instrument related to the Japanese shamisen). The post was created by King Shô Eki in 1710 and came under the umbrella of the kaizuri bugyô-sho, which oversaw lacquerwares and other craft products. The first person to hold the post was named Chinen.[1]
References
- Thompson, Robin. "The Sanshin and its Place in Okinawan Music." Okinawa bijutsu zenshû 沖縄美術全集. vol. 5. p. i.
