- The
reigning emperor was Go-Mizunoo-tennō (後水尾天皇). It is also
known as
Genwa. 1615
Genna gannen (元和元年): The era name was
changed to mark the enthronement...
-
Dictionary of Judo] (in ****anese).
Seibundo Shinkosha. p. 5. Nakasone,
Genwa, ed. (1938). 空手道大観 [A
Comprehensive View of Karate-dō] (in ****anese). Tokyo...
- 1615–1624 CE 10
years Era name of the
Emperor Xianzong of Tang Also
rendered as
Genwa. Kan'ei 寛永 1624–1644 CE 21
years Collected Commentaries on the
classic of...
-
Retrieved 5 July 2017 – via
Google Books. Funakoshi, Gichin; Nakasone,
Genwa; Takagi,
Jotaro (5 July 2017). 空手道二十訓: The
Spiritual Legacy of the Master...
-
could be
replaced with each other, as in /ˈsilua/~/ˈsilwa/ or /ˈɡenua/~/
ˈɡenwa/.
Unlike /j/ it
remained a
single consonant in most words, e.g. in cavē...
- Kishū Goten). The
Ninomaru Palace of
Wakayama Castle was
constructed in
Genwa 7 (1621)
shortly after the
Momoyama period. The
Honmaru Palace of Osaka...
-
newly formed political parties Okinawa Democratic League-ODL (formed by
Genwa Nakasone, conservative),
Okinawan People's Party-OPP (formed by Kamejiro...
- Encyclopedia,"
Kashiwa Shobo, 2008, p. 732. "Karate Studies"
edited by
Genwa Nakasone,
Karate Kenkyusha, 1934, p. 68. Kozo Kaku "Budoden"
Mainichi Newspaper...
- Shōtōkan niju kun were do****ented by
around 1890, they were
published in
Genwa Nakasone's 1938 "Karate-do Taikan" as: Do not
forget that Karate-do begins...
-
commenced production in the
second decade of 17th century-perhaps 1620-30 (late
Genwa era) and
continued until the end of the
Tempo era (1844).
Imari porcelain...
