Title
The book is referenced in many other stories. The exact title varies and includes the following:
- Uji Dainagon Monogatari (宇治大納言物語?)
- Uji Dainagon Takakuni Kyou Monogatari (宇治大納言隆国卿物語?)
- Uji Dainagon Takakuni no Monogatari (宇治大納言隆国ノ物語?)
- Uji Monogatari (宇治物語?)
- Uji Dainagon Takakuni (宇治大納言隆国?)
- Dainagon Monogatari (大納言物語?)
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