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Okiko (****anese: 興子),
posthumously honored as
Empress Meishō (明正天皇, Meishō-tennō,
January 9, 1624 –
December 4, 1696), was the 109th
monarch of ****an,...
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where he lived. At the end of his exile,
Nichiren lived at the
place where Myosho Ji
temple was
built later. He used to
meditate at the
place where ****o...
- lies just west of the
bustling Shinjuku area.
Rivers include the Kanda,
Myosho-ji and Zenpuku-ji Rivers, and the
Aratama Waterway.
Nakano Sun Plaza: concert...
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Tachibana no
Mochishige ‘s
daughter Tenth son:
Imperial Prince Priest Myōshō (1367–1396; 明承法親王) from
unknown women Ninth son:
Imperial Prince Priest...
- of ****an
classifies it as a
class I river. The Zenpukuji, Momozono, and
Myōshō-ji
rivers are
tributaries of the Kanda. The
outer moat of the
Imperial Palace...
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daughter and
granddaughter of
Tokugawa Hidetada. She was once the
Empress Myosho but retired. She is an old
friend of Jubei.
Katsu Kaishū - the narrator...
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Daiosho Ekan
Daiosho Shido Daiosho Konto Ekyu
Daiosho Mokufu Sonin Daiosho Myosho Enkan Daiosho Soitsu Daiosho Shotaku Daiosho Soshin Daiosho Bunchi Jo Daiosho...
- —present)
Myoan Grace Schireson (born 1946) Jane
Myokaku Schneider (?—present)
Myosho Baika Andrea Pratt (born 1960)
Shinshu Roberts (?—present)
Daijaku Judith...
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enhanced by his mother's
devotion to her.
Around 1323 or 1324,
Keizan named Myōshō, his
cousin (his mother's niece),
abbess of Hōō-ji.
Following his mother's...
- with two five-ring
stupas (五輪塔), the
Great South Gate, and a
nunnery named Myōshō-ji (妙性寺).
Since Shigemori, who was the
eldest son of
Taira no Kiyomori,...
