- ****an. The term also can
refer to very
specific seating, such as the
Takamikura (高御座)
throne in the Shishin-den at
Kyoto Imperial Palace.
Various other...
-
construction or
design of the
Takamikura of the Nara period, the
details are unknown. The
reconstructed model of the
Takamikura was made
after experts consulted...
-
Emperor Taishō in 1915
Sakon no
Sakura tree Ukon no
Tachibana tree The
Takamikura (高御座) is the
Imperial throne. It has been used on the
occasion of the...
-
converted to ō in go-on reading.
Examples include: The
actual Imperial throne Takamikura (高御座) is
adorned by
numerous Hōōs. The
Imperial regalia Kōrozen no Gohō...
- ****an. The term also can
refer to very
specific seating, such as the
takamikura (高御座)
throne in the Shishin-den at
Kyoto Imperial Palace. The
throne of...
- the
Emperor Meiji, the
imperial residences have been
preserved and the
takamikura (高御座)—a
special throne whose location traditionally marked the seat of...
-
enthronement itself,
which takes place per
tradition in an
enclosure called the
Takamikura,
containing a
great square pedestal upholding three octagonal pedestals...
- wore the jūnihitoe. He then took his
place on the 6.5-metre (21-foot)
Takamikura throne alongside Masako at the Matsu-no-Ma (Pine Hall), and gave a speech...
- the
enthronement itself,
which took
place in an
enclosure called the
Takamikura,
which contained a
great square pedestal upholding three octagonal pedestals...
- 1663-1687) is
depicted wearing a
benkan and a red kon'e,
seated in a
takamikura (throne). It is
unusual for an emperor's face to be
depicted directly...
