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Banryū (播隆) (1786 -
November 14, 1840) was a Jōdo-shū
Buddhist monk and
mountaineer in the
latter half of the Edo period. He was
respectfully referred...
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Banryū (蟠龍,
Coiled Dragon) was a ship of the
Tokugawa Navy, and
following the
collapse of the shogunate, was
operated by
Tokugawa loyalists under the Republic...
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borrowed banryū 蟠龍 or 蟠竜 "coiled dragon" as a
loanword from
Chinese panlong.
Banryu names a
Taikyoku shogi chess-piece and a
Bakufu schooner warship Banryū. Morgan...
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warship Kaiten. The
fleet originally consisted of
eight steamships: Kaiten,
Banryū, ****anese
gunboat Chiyoda, Chōgei, Kaiyō Maru,
Kanrin Maru,
Mikaho and Shinsoku...
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Banryū. The
ships encountered bad weather, in
which the
Takao suffered from
engine trouble, and the
Banryū was separated. The
Banryu eventually...
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purposes Wakamaru Lovot Guardrobo D1,
manufactured by
Sohgo Security Services Banryu,
manufactured by
Sanyo and
TMSUK SmartPal V,
manufactured by
Yaskawa Electric...
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Shinagawa on
August 20, 1868, with four
steam warships (Kaiyō, Kaiten,
Banryū, Chiyodagata) and four
steam transports (Kanrin Maru, Mikaho, Shinsoku,...
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comrades are concerned.
Bankotsu carries the Zanbatō-like
halberd Banryu (蛮竜,
Banryū), a
weapon he
reclaims by
attacking the daimyō who
executed the band...
- Enomoto's
fleet consisted of four
warships (Kaiyō maru (flagship),
Kaiten maru,
Banryū maru and
Chiyodagata maru) and four
transport ships (Kanrin maru, Shinsoku...
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Matsumoto in
Nagano Prefecture and
Takayama in Gifu Prefecture. The
priest Banryū (1786–1840)
founded a
temple there. The
headwater of ****an's
longest river...
