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Sociologically , Sino - Japanese functioned as clerical language in both senses
of the word : it was the language of the Buddhist clergy and of imperial
administration , thereby associated with public , male court - culture and
ceremonial ...
Sociologically , Sino - Japanese functioned as clerical language in both senses
of the word : it was the language of the Buddhist clergy and of imperial
administration , thereby associated with public , male court - culture and
ceremonial ...
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710 the court had moved with every new imperial era . The grand construction of
a full - fledged capital changed the relation between central authority and the
provinces . As authority both of the emperor and of the aristocratic clans became
...
710 the court had moved with every new imperial era . The grand construction of
a full - fledged capital changed the relation between central authority and the
provinces . As authority both of the emperor and of the aristocratic clans became
...
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3.4 Building a new time universe : the Kokinshú refracted in two Long Poems (
chôka ) from Book 1980 The poem by Emperor Nintoku to which the prefaces
refer as an " imperial beginning " constitutes also a natural beginning . As a
spring ...
3.4 Building a new time universe : the Kokinshú refracted in two Long Poems (
chôka ) from Book 1980 The poem by Emperor Nintoku to which the prefaces
refer as an " imperial beginning " constitutes also a natural beginning . As a
spring ...
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| Title | Bulletin |
| Author | Östasiatiska museet |
| Publisher | The Museum, 2004 |
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