-
capital of ****an. Later,
Nobunaga made
Yoshiaki the next
shogun and
turned Honkoku-ji
Temple into a
temporary Shogun palace.[citation needed] In 1569, on...
- Kōhei (September 2009), "Okkusufōdo
daigaku zō
emaki 'Urashima Tarō' no
honkoku to kaidai" 片岡政行英訳『うらしま』覚書 [A Note on
English Version Urashima Translated...
- Kyoto, and was
gaining strength,
centering around Nichiren temples such as
Honkoku-ji. In 1532, the Ikkō-ikki
attacked Kyoto, and the
Nichiren sect fought...
- It is po****rly
known as Moe-ji (萌え寺). It was
formerly ****ociated with
Honkoku-ji (本圀寺) of the Rokujōmon-ryū (六条門流)
branch of
Nichiren Buddhism. 1489...
- the Ōishi
Shrine and
several noteworthy temples. Ansho-ji Bishamon-do
Honkoku-ji
temple Iwaya shrine Kajū-ji The Lake Biwa
Canal Nakatomi-shrine Oishi...
- Hayashi,
Kouhei (林晃平) (2013), "Okkusufōdo
daigaku zō
emaki Urashimatarō no
honkoku to kaidai" オックスフォード大学蔵絵巻「浦島太郎」の翻刻と解題 [The Tale of
Urashima in the Bodleian...
- Hayashi,
Kouhei (林晃平) (2013), "Okkusufōdo
daigaku zō
emaki Urashimatarō no
honkoku to kaidai" オックスフォード大学蔵絵巻「浦島太郎」の翻刻と解題 [The Tale of
Urashima in the Bodleian...
- 24729/00004460 Mizuno, Aki (2008), "Arai
Hakuseki Kimonsetsu ni tsuite:
honkoku to chūkai" 新井白石『鬼門説』について : 翻刻と注解, The
Humanities Jimmongaku ronshu (in...
-
Hiroyuki [in ****anese] (1982), "Tōyō bunko-bon
Matsura Sayohime (shōkai to
honkoku)" 東洋文庫本「まつらさよひめ」(紹介と翻刻) (PDF),
Studies in the Humanities, 34 (4): 161–181...
-
identified as Jishō-ji (慈照寺, Jishō-ji). —
World Historical Heritage Site
Honkoku-ji. Honnō-ji (本能寺, Honnō-ji).
Hompa Hongwan-ji. Ōtaniha Hongwan-ji. Hōkō-ji...
