Shikyō

O shikyō (em português: quatro espelhos) são quatro histórias japonesas no género rekishi monogatari do final do período Heian ao início do período Muromachi. Eles também são conhecidos como kagami mono.[1]

As quatro histórias são:

Ōkagami (O Grande Espelho) 『大鏡』
Imakagami (Espelho de Hoje) 『今鏡』
Mizukagami (O espelho d'água) 『水鏡』
Masukagami (O Espelho Limpo) 『増鏡』

Referências

Jeffrey P. Mass The Origins of Japan's Medieval World 1997 Page 441 "The "historical tale", for example, is typically represented by the "four mirrors" (shikyō) of history that begin to appear in the late Heian with the Ōkagami and continue into the Muromachi. "Military tales" begin with accounts of the Hogen and.."

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[1] Jeffrey P. Mass The Origins of Japan's Medieval World 1997 Page 441 "The "historical tale", for example, is typically represented by the "four mirrors" (shikyō) of history that begin to appear in the late Heian with the Ōkagami and continue into the Muromachi. "Military tales" begin with accounts of the Hogen and.."