- his
famous waka is a poem
written in 901 just
before he left
Kyoto for
Daizaifu by demotion. He felt deep
sorrow that he
would never see his
precious plum...
- Tsushima-no-kami Kuranori. "Shōyūki, Jian 2/4/3"
Noritaka held a high
position in the
Daizaifu Government. When
Fujiwara no
Takaie moved back to
Kyoto in 1070 (2nd year...
- of the
lower house of the Diet of ****an.
Although mostly mountainous,
Daizaifu does have
arable land used for
paddy fields and
market gardening. However...
- its name from Ōno
Castlem which was
built in the A****
Period to
protect Daizaifu against possible invasion by
Silla and Tang China.
Nearby Mizuki Castle...
- and the
previous autonomy of his area
ended with the
establishment of
Daizaifu Fortress, a
government military stronghold on the
island of Kyushu. Power...
-
necessary as this was the
route used by
foreign emissaries traveling between Daizaifu and the capital. It is
unknown if the
layout of the
umaya was standardized...
- and
protection of the
general Mutō
Sukeyori (1160-1228), who
resided in
Daizaifu as a
representative of the
Kamakura shogunate. In 1272, this
temple was...
- Aso ****uoka
Junior College 麻生福岡短期大学 Type
Junior College (private)
Active 1989 (1989)–1999
Location Daizaifu City , ****uoka
Prefecture , ****an...
-
merchant ship from
Tiantong Temple in Ningbo, Zhejiang. First, he
arrived in
Daizaifu (太宰府) and
wrote The rite of
sitting in
meditation (坐禅仪) to
instruct his...
- 学生社. ISBN 4311750404.(in ****anese) ****an
Castle Foundation ****an
Atlas Daizaifu, City of
Ancient Culture See item 4
Onojo City home page(in ****anese) Umi...
