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Jason (2010). Johnson-Woods...
- felt he
could no
longer control Kiyomori. He took the
Buddhist name of
Gyōshin. Furthermore, Kiyomori's
behaviour caused Go-Shirakawa to
support a planned...
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known form – a
wooden tablet containing a
sliver of
cedar wood
known as
gyoshin (御真, "sacred core")
wrapped in
paper on
which is
printed the shrine's name...
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Legend indicates that the m****cript was
discovered by the
Buddhist monk
Gyōshin (行信), who
erected the Hōryū-ji Tō-in
Temple where the m****cript was kept...
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Nagano Zaemon went on to
found a
style of
Koppojutsu and
Sojutsu called Gyoshin Ryu. The
Densho called Shinken Shobu Mokuroku,
which was
originally written...
-
education in
Tokyo 1924–1928:
Studied the
bible under Uchimura Kanzo with Kim
Gyoshin and Song
Duyong 1928:
Graduated from
Tokyo School of
Education 1928–1938:...
- the best-selling
manga series.
Sanpei Mihira (三平三平)
Ippei Mihira (三平 一平)
Gyoshin Ayukawa (鮎川魚紳)
Masaharu Kase (加瀬 正治) Yuri
Takayama (高山 ユリ) The
anime uses...
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throne and
entered the
Buddhist priesthood,
taking the
Buddhist name of
Gyōshin. In 1172, To****o was
married to Go-Shirakawa's
fourth and only surviving...
- Hong Kong. She was raised,
repaired and put into ****anese
service as
Gyoshin Maru,
later renamed Kanshu Maru. Ming Sang United
Kingdom World War II:...
- the
Buddhist priesthood at the age of 42. He took the
Buddhist name of
Gyōshin. Go-****akusa 1246 1259 1290 1304
Kameyama 1259 1274 1289 1305 In 1289 Kameyama...
