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Intent to expand this stub[edit]

I am planning to expand this article from a stub as part of a seminar-based edit-a-thon hosted at the UBC Asian Studies Department. I will be copying all the content onto my sandbox page and editing it there before moving it back, at which point I will make a note below on this talk page. I will do my best to incorporate any edits made between migrating it to my sandbox and remigrating it back, and apologize in advance if I inadvertently delete anyone else's work from that interim period. --Kurtishanlon (talk) 00:20, 6 February 2021 (UTC)[reply]

The above-mentioned expansion has been completed and applied to the article. No edits were made to the article between the declaration of intent to expand and the migration from my sandbox to the article, so there was no need to reconcile any new edits. Content in the Textual History section is translated from the existing Japanese Wikipedia article at 栄花物語; see its history for attribution. Kurtishanlon (talk) 22:24, 26 February 2021 (UTC)[reply]