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Tachibana no
Moroe (橘 諸兄, 684-757) was a ****anese
Imperial prince and
official in the
court of
Emperor Shōmu and
Empress Kōken. He was the
father of Tachibana...
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Murroe /məˈruː/ (Irish:
Maigh Rua,
meaning "red plain"),
officially spelled Moroe, is a
village in
County Limerick, Ireland.
Murroe is in the north-eastern...
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renouncing their imperial family membership. They
became Tachibana no
Moroe and
Tachibana no Sai respectively. Over the
course of the
Heian period,...
- ****an
portal Fujiwara no
Moroane (藤原 諸姉) was a ****anese
noblewoman of the Nara
period and sister-in-law of
Emperor Kanmu.
Moroane was a
member of the famous...
- Bidatsu. They bore
three children -
Prince Katsuragi (later
Tachibana no
Moroe),
Prince Sai (later
Tachibana no Sai) and
Princess Moro. Soon
after Prince...
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Oshikatsu (formerly
Fujiwara no Nakamaro). Daijō-daijin Sadaijin,
Tachibana no
Moroe (formerly Katsuragi-ō,
Prince Katsuragi) (half
brother of
Empress Kōmyō)...
- addition, the area was
linked with the
Minister of the Right,
Tachibana no
Moroe,
while Nara was a
center of the
Fujiwara clan. On Tenpyō 12 12th month,...
- "well-to-do
member of the
rural gentry" and
claimed descent from
Tachibana Moroe, "a
great nobleman" of the
eighth century. His
birthplace has been linked...
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Nanke then
gained hegemony again (back from the non-Fujiwara
Tachibana no
Moroe)
until Nakamaro mounted his own uprising. Shi**** came into
ascendancy with...
- Kami-
Moroe Station opened on 10 May 1925.
Heiwado Kanazawa Mall List of
railway stations in ****an
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