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Paper short abstract:

This paper will make a detailed report on the bibliographical survey and dataization of the modern manuscript of Tenreibanshomeigi in the library of Kansai University to publish on KU-ORCAS. On the other hand I also would like to introduce the details KU-ORCAS as a Digital humanities research center

Paper long abstract:

Tenreibanshomeigi was compiled in the early Heian period by Kukai. It is the earliest existing Chinese character dictionary in Japan. The Kosanji Version is the only ancient biography. The modern manuscripts of Tenreibanshomeigi are collected in libraries in various parts of East Asia. The general library of Kansai University has a modern manuscript of Tenreibanshomeigi. The bibliographic survey of the modern manuscripts of Tenreibanshomeigi is of great significance to promote the comparative study of Kosanji Version and modern manuscripts. Images and text of the Modern Manuscript of Tenreibanshomeigi in the Library of Kansai University will be published on KU-ORCAS this year.

KU-ORCAS (Kansai University Open Research Center for Asian Studies is a research center located in Osaka, Japan. It was established in 2012 with the aim of promoting research and education on Asian Studies. The center is committed to advancing academic knowledge and promoting cultural exchange among Asian countries. The center provides a platform for researchers, academics, and students to engage in interdisciplinary research on diverse topics related to Asian Studies.

KU-ORCAS provides a robust environment for conducting digital humanities (DH) research, with a focus on Asian studies.The platform offers a cloud-based infrastructure that allows researchers to access their data and tools from anywhere with an internet connection. This makes it easy to collaborate with colleagues and share research findings with others.

KU-ORCAS also provides a range of tools and resources for data analysis, visualization, and management. The platform hosts a number of DH projects and datasets, making it easy for researchers to find and reuse existing resources. Overall, KU-ORCAS provides a powerful and flexible environment for conducting DH research, with a focus on Asian studies. The platform's range of tools and resources can be tailored to meet the needs of individual researchers and projects.