- Its
abbreviated form name was Kōshū (向州),
although it was also
called Nisshū (日州). In
terms of the Gokishichidō system, Hyūga was one of the provinces...
- (肥州)) –
broke off from Hi
Province until the end of the 7th
century Hyūga (
Nisshū, Kōshū) (日向国 (日州, 向州)) –
earlier called Kumaso Province (熊曾国) Ōsumi (Gūshū)...
-
Toyotomi Tomo or
Nisshu-ni (日秀尼, 1534 - 30 May 1625) was a ****anese
noble woman member from the
aristocrat samurai family,
Toyotomi clan, from the Sengoku...
- Kuribayashi. On July 18, 1944,
while en
route from
Pusan to Iwo Jima, the ship
Nisshu Maru
transporting the
regiment was
struck by
torpedoes fired by submarine...
- 新撰日蓮宗綱要 一名宗乗大意 (Shinsen Nichiren-shū kōyō: ichimyō shūjō taii) (in ****anese).
Nisshū Shinpō Shisha. p. 296. The
Nichiren Mandala Study Workshop (2013). The mandala...
- On 13 July, 17 July, and 18 July she sank ****anese freighters. The last,
Nisshu Maru, was a
troop transport carrying a ****anese tank
regiment to Iwo Jima...
- Nations,
together with
Regulations and
Communications 1854-1874. Tokyo:
Nisshu-sha
Printing Office. pp. table of contents. "Inauguración de la muestra...
- Nations,
together with
Regulations and
Communications 1854-1874. Tokyo:
Nisshu-sha
Printing Office. pp. table of contents.
Moniteur belge journal officiel...
- and
Communications 1854-1874 (in English, Dutch, and ****anese). Tokyo:
Nisshu-sha
Printing Office. pp. 6–22. De Ruyver, Dirk (2016).
Vande Walle, W.F...
-
Lineage (中性院流) Chizan-ha (真言宗智山派) Chushoin-Ryu
Lineage (中性院流) Samboin-Ryu
Nisshu-Sojo (三宝院流日秀相承) Buzan-ha (真言宗豊山派) Samboin-Ryu Kenjin-Gata
Lineage (三宝院流憲深方...
