Molière

Jean-Baptiste Poquelin (French: [ʒɑ̃ batist pɔklɛ̃]; 15 hywan yring 1622 (baptised) – 17 hywan hwa 1673), ba yin ku bvwo bu̱ du̱yrek ti na̱ yin n yya a̱nzzup ṵ ni Molière (UK: /ˈmɒliɛər, ˈmoʊl-/, US: /moʊlˈjɛər, ˌmoʊliˈɛər/;[1][2][3] French: [mɔljɛʁ] ⓘ), a̱ yin yet a̱ntyok du̱jem Frans bu̱ a̱ yya a̱myimyep bu̱ jem a̱bvom a̱tushuk, ba ku nywa bu̱ yet a̱ngwak du̱jem nwap Frans bu̱ jang nwap ka̱sa. Ka̱ssu npfwong nu ka a̱ yin mon bu̱ na̱ta̱nbvwai bu̱ nkyang nzaan. Npfwong nu na ba kan na̱ bvwan a̱ tyyi an nwap ba̱gungang wwon a̱n yya a̱nzzup a̱ rau npfwong konzan a̱yin ka̱yat ba̱nyet du̱jem a̱zuka̱pfun. [4] Pfwong nu na yin byyi cet u̱ tyyi du̱dang an wap French su kpang ka̱bvwa ka ba yin kpa yei "Wap Moliére ni)". [5]

Molière Portrait of Molière by Pierre Mignard (c. 1658) Portrait of Molière nyyai Pierre Mignard (c. 1658) Byin Jean-Baptiste Poquelin su ssha 15 hywan yring u̱ du̱ryya 1622 Paris, France A̱kkwu 17 Hywan hwa u̱ du̱ryya 1673 (za 51) Paris, France du̱yrek ssuk du̱jem Molière Pfwong Du̱jem a̱nbvwo a̱nzzup du̱twang nu ti University a̱n yyi Orléans nyyai 1645–1673 Genre Nata̱mbvwaibvwo sshei nu na Classicism Ba ku bvwo bu̱ pfwong TartuffeThe Misanthrope myyam Ba̱nab ka̱bvwa du̱twang Ba̱nyring Miser Ambyring Armande Béjart Akpa̱ndang Madeleine Béjart Na̱won Louis (1664 su nat 1664) Marie Madeleine (1665 su nat 1723) Pierre (1672–1672)

Ba yin ku byin nyyai u̱ ka̱ryyi ssha bu̱ byyi du̱twang a Collège de Clermont (Ba̱nying Lycée Louis-le-Grand),

Ba̱cecet ba̱nyet a̱ yin ku cat bu̱ pfwong nu na ba̱gungang, n brang bu̱ ba̱nyet da ni du̱ Philippe I, Duke of Orléans— a̱wumba Louis XIV—Molière a̱ yin ssha kak bvak yya mumyep nu ji a̱tassi A̱gwam ka̱yat Louvre. A̱ yin yya a̱ku̱nkrang mu̱myep nyyi Pierre Corneille bu̱ a̱yaan nu na̱ jem ni. The Doctor in Love, Molière a̱mi ba̱ yin ku kak bvak na̱ yya mumyep ji a grande salle a̱n yyi Petit-Bourbon shushrek bu̱ Louvre, a̱gba̱dang ka̱bvwa nu ba yin sak a̱n yya du̱yywa mumyep ni. Ba̱ bu̱ cong a̱ su ku kak bvak na̱ yya a a̱gba̱dang ka̱kpri du̱yywa mumyep a̱nyyi Palais-Royal. U̱ na̱bvwa na̱hwa a̱ ya, Molière a̱ yin ssha ya ka̱son ka̱yat ba̱nyet Parisians bu̱ mumyep da ni du̱ The Affected Ladies, The School for Husbands, and The School for Wives. Ba̱nwun du̱tyok ba ni a̱ ku ba bu̱ zang pfwui bu̱ hok a̱nsham ka̱zzu nu ka bu̱ du̱yrek Troupe du Roi ("The King's Troupe"). Molière a̱ ya ka̱son bu̱ pfwong wwang a̱kpa bu̱ mumyep u̱ ka̱zzu du̱tyok ka.[7]

Sa̱rai bu̱ gugwai bu̱ san na na̱ ssha di du̱tyok bu̱ ba̱nyet ba ni, npfwong Molière na, ba yin na̱ byat ba̱gungang, npfwong nzaan na na̱ yya ni a ku kwak a̱gugwong u na̱zzu na̱yaan. Rot For Tartuffe's impiety, ku su kpang coc katolik ka̱yat Frans a̱ trong du̱ ba̱nyet a̱ntazwa pfong ka na̱ gyak a̱n tyai bvuum a̱ssu ba̱nyet u̱ tsuup a̱ ni, a̱gba̱dang ka̱ryi du̱tyok a̱ kpa̱ tun a̱ ta wwon a̧̱nzzup mumyep, Dom Juan nu ba ku ryang an bvwo du̱yuwa nu ti nyyai bu a̱ta̱tyin ka. [8] A̱kukwak npfwong nu nu a̱ yin ku tyyi du̱gwugwak rwam u̱ du̱ryya 1667, ku tyyi na̱ yen nat pfwui an pfwong a. U̱ duryya 1673, u̱ yya pfwong a̱ngbom nu na, The Imaginary Invalid, Molière, a̱ yin yya hyyu ntssok, nyyi na yin ku tswang su kpang na̱ tssok ba̱sok bu̱ cak a̱ kwui ni, a̱ yin tyak mu̱myep ji, ma a̱ tyet a̱ kkwu wwon a̱ nat a̱ kkwu ka̱baram.[7]