-
Tanshū or
Tanshu may
refer to:
Tanshū (丹州)
Tanshū,
another name for
Tanba Province.
Tanshū,
another name for
Tango Province.
Tamba and
Tango are also called...
-
divided from
Echigo in 752
Tanba (
Tanshū) (丹波国 (丹州))
Tango (
Tanshū) (丹後国 (丹州)) –
divided from
Tanba in 713
Tajima (
Tanshū) (但馬国 (但州))
Inaba (Inshū) (因幡国...
- and Shikoku.
Today it is part of Hyōgo Prefecture. It is
sometimes called Tanshu (淡州).
Awaji is
divided into
three muni****l sections:
Awaji is the northernmost...
- Tango, Wakasa, and
Yamashiro provinces. Its
abbreviated form name was
Tanshū (丹州). In
terms of the Gokishichidō system,
Tanba was one of the provinces...
-
Harima to the south, and
Inaba to the west. Its
abbreviated form name was
Tanshū (但州). In
terms of the Gokishichidō system,
Tajimao was one of the provinces...
-
Tajima to the west, and
Wakasa to the east. Its
abbreviated form name was
Tanshū (丹州). It was also
referred to as
Hokutan (北丹) or
Okutan (奥丹). In
terms of...
- the free dictionary. 丹州 may
refer to: All
abbreviated name was
following Tanshū (丹州)
Tanba Province,
province of ****an
located in what is
today central...
-
Xinpu (新铺村)
Yaojia (姚家村)
Luofu (罗富村) ****i (十字村)
Xinkui (新奎村)
Shaping (砂坪村)
Tanshu (檀树村)
Zishan (梓山村) Ma'antang (马鞍塘村) Huangni'ao (黄泥坳村)
Yanquan (岩泉村) Mukouba...
-
Wakizashi short sword, Nanboku-chō period, 39.2 centimeters,
inscribed "
Tanshū Kunimitsu" and with
eight Siddhaṃ
script letters. List of
Shinto shrines...
- (联盟村),
Qiulin (丘林村),
Laoshichen (老世陈村),
Luosigang (螺丝岗村),
Sanhong (三红村),
Tanshu (檀树村),
Zhongyuan (中原村),
Changxin (长新村),
Xiaguang (霞光村),
Qianfeng (前峰村),...
