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The '''Tale of Genji''' was the first {{fact}} philosophical novel.  It was written in the eleventh century AD by [[Lady Murasaki]] about life in the Japanese Emperor's court during the [[Heian Period]].
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The '''Tale of Genji''' was novel written in the eleventh century AD by [[Lady Murasaki]] about life in the Japanese Emperor's court during the [[Heian Period]].
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The main character, Genji, was a prince who used his power to seduce women and kidnap girls.
  
  
 
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Revision as of 22:10, July 6, 2007

The Tale of Genji was novel written in the eleventh century AD by Lady Murasaki about life in the Japanese Emperor's court during the Heian Period.

The main character, Genji, was a prince who used his power to seduce women and kidnap girls.