I asked the following question to ChatGPT. Having obtained the excellent comparative historical perspective below, I will publish it on our blog.
"In Japanese history, during the ancient and medieval periods, anthologies of poetry were compiled by imperial command. Among them, the most significant are the imperial anthologies of waka poetry. From the Kokin Wakashū (compiled in 905 AD) to the Shinshokukokin Wakashū (compiled in 1439), a total of 21 anthologies were created, comprising approximately 35,000 poems by about 3,000 poets, excluding those labeled as 'anonymous authors.'
In contrast, during the ancient, medieval, and early modern periods in Europe, were there any anthologies of poetry compiled by royal command? Among them, was there any poetry compilation project that could be considered comparable to Japan’s imperial waka anthologies?"
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