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Chōnen (25
February 938 – 25
April 1016)[citation needed] was a ****anese
Buddhist monk and traveller. The son of
Fujiwara no Masatsura,
Chōnen was...
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named akome.
According to the Song Sui (History of Song), a ****anese monk
Chōnen (ja:ちょう然/奝然, 938－1016)
offered the
folding fans (twenty wooden-bladed fans...
- in one year. Semicha-testing programs:
Pirchei Shoshanim, Iyun Halacha,
Chonen Daas,
Virtual Halacha Program,
Kinyan Hilchos Shabbos,
Nefesh HaChaim Chabad...
- 隆平永寳 隆平永宝 796 Fuju Shinpō [ja] 富壽神寳 富寿神宝 818 Jōwa Shōhō [ja] 承和昌寳 承和昌宝 835
Chōnen Taihō [ja] 長年大寳 長年大宝 848 Jōeki Shinpō [ja] 饒益神寳 饒益神宝 859 Jōgan Eihō [ja]...
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Castle against Takeda Shingen for no less than
seven years. The
records of
Chōnen-ji, the
temple where Nagano was buried,
dates his
death to 1566. Only after...
- 986 by the monk
Chōnen (奝然).
Includes a
model of the
internal organs, made of silk and
other materials, a
paper with the seal of
Chōnen and
other items...
- and Zhāng Yánxí. It was
brought to ****an from
China in 986 by the monk
Chōnen (奝然). The
sculpture stands 160 cm (5 ft 3 in) tall and is a
National Treasure...
- Kōshō-ji Enshō-ji Jōshin-ji Kannon-ji Ensen-ji Reigan-ji Shōon-ji Ryūsen-ji
Chōnen-ji ****utoku-ji Hōkō-ji Tenryū-ji Hachiō-ji Chōmei-ji Dōjō-ji Sanpō-ji Nyoirin-ji...
- 隆平永寳 隆平永宝 796 Fuju Shinpō [ja] 富壽神寳 富寿神宝 818 Jōwa Shōhō [ja] 承和昌寳 承和昌宝 835
Chōnen Taihō [ja] 長年大寳 長年大宝 848 Jōeki Shinpō [ja] 饒益神寳 饒益神宝 859 Jōgan Eihō [ja]...
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acceded to the
throne (sokui). September/October 983 (Eikan 1, 8th month):
Chōnen, the
Buddhist monk of the
Tendai school embarked on a
voyage to
China accompanied...
