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Iio Sogi

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Iio Sogi

 or Sogi

(born 1421, Japan—died Sept. 1, 1502, Hakone) Japanese poet. Sogi was a Zen monk in Kyoto before becoming, in his 30s, a professional renga (linked-verse) poet. He is considered the greatest master of renga because of two sequences, Minase sangin (1488; “Three Poets at Minase”) and Yuyama sangin (1491; “Three Poets at Yuyama”), in each of which poets led by Sogi took turns at composing short stanzas (links) to form a single poem with many shifts of mood and direction. The foremost poet of his age, he left more than 90 works, including anthologies, diaries, poetic criticism, and manuals.



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