Medicine for Sick Hawks Takasho yakuhō Rokujū kanki 鷹書薬方 六拾貫記 Yoshida, Taemonnojō Author aut [Japan] c. 1880 This manuscript explains diseases and treatment of falcons. The end of the text shows the names of falconers who created this manuscript, including Yoshida Taemon no Jō and his five disciples. Yoshida may be the founder of the Yoshida School which took the position of overseeing the Tokugawa Shogun’s Hawking Arts. (However, the founder Yoshida died in 1673. So this manuscript may be a copy of an older work.) As indicated on the back of the cover, this manuscript was donated by 高野鷹蔵 (Takano, Takazō) to Hirano. Takano may be one of the founders of Nihon Sangakukai (Japanese Alpine Club) and famous as an expert of canary. Copy of a manuscript created in Genroku 12 (1699). The original creator is Yoshida Taemonnojō. The reproduction date is approximately 1880. See the KU Libraries catalog record for additional publication details. text text/html reformatted digital 1 volume ; 24 cm kus University of Kansas ku-speccoll:11367https://digital.lib.ku.edu/ku-speccoll/113672959882 on1420501532 MS C167 jpn Japanese Falconry Manuscripts, Japanese This work is free of known copyright restrictions. University of Kansas Descriptive metadata from local MARC record. MODS generated, with additional values/elements added, by KU Libraries Digital Initiatives. 2025-04 English eng