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Motoda, Eifu (or Nagazane) — (1818 1891) A brilliant Confucian scholar from Kumamoto in Kyushu. Appointed to the Imperial Household Agency in 1871 he became the trusted close personal tutor of the Meiji emperor. By 1888 he had risen to become an advisor to the privy… … A Popular Dictionary of Shinto
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Inoue Kowashi — (jap. 井上 毅; * 18. Tag des Zwölften Monats im Jahr 1843[1] (Tempō 14) bzw. am 6. Februar 1844 in Takebe … Deutsch Wikipedia
Kowashi Inoue — Inoue Kowashi Inoue Kowashi (jap. 井上 毅; * 18. Tag des Zwölften Monats im Jahr 1843[1] (Tempō 14) bzw. am 6. Februar 1844 in Takebe[2], Kumamoto han, Provinz Higo … Deutsch Wikipedia
Shin SD Sengokuden Chijou Saikyou Hen — Nihongo| Shin SD Sengokuden Chijou Saikyou Hen |新SD戦国伝 地上最強編|lit. New SD Warring States: Strongest in the World Chapter is the fourth work of the Musha Gundam series.The events of this new work happened an unknown number of years after the… … Wikipedia
Motoda Nagazane, Danshaku — ▪ Japanese imperial tutor also called Motoda Eifu born Oct. 30, 1818, Kumamoto, Japan died Jan. 21, 1891, Tokyo imperial tutor responsible for the conservative tone of the Japanese Imperial Rescript on Education (Oct. 30, 1890). Placed in… … Universalium
Inoue, Kowashi — (1843 1895) A statesman of the Meiji period from Kumamoto, in the southern Japanese island of Kyushu. He is significant in the development of modern Shinto for his contributions to the Meiji Constitution of 1889 and the Imperial Rescript on… … A Popular Dictionary of Shinto
Meiji Tenno — (1852 1912) The Meiji emperor, who reigned from 1867 to 1912, son of the previous emperor Komei. His personal name was Mutsuhito. Meiji is the era name, which began in 1868 when, after the last Tokugawa shogun had ceded power to the imperial… … A Popular Dictionary of Shinto
