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Fujita Sadasuke (藤田 定資,
December 12, 1734 -
September 9, 1807), also
known as
Honda Teiken, was a ****anese
mathematician in the Edo period. He is the author...
- in Kumamoto, Higo Province, ****an in 1834 as the
second son to
Komori Sadasuke (小森 貞助), a
retainer of the daimyō of the
Kumamoto Domain and his wife Waka...
- (fl. 1718-1749)
Kurushima Kinai (d. 1757)
Arima Raido (1714–1783)
Fujita Sadasuke (1734-1807)
Ajima Naonobu (1739–1783) Aida
Yasuaki (1747–1817)
Sakabe Kōhan...
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corrections from
Imaizumi &
Hatakeyama (1891)) (in ****anese) Imaizumi,
Sadasuke (今泉定助); Hatakeyama, Ken (畠山健), eds. (1891), "Chapter 22: Shutendōji" 酒顛童子...
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Imagawa Sadayo (1326-1420?)
Imagawa Nakaaki Imagawa Sadaomi Imagawa Sadasuke Imagawa Norimasa (?-1464)
Imagawa Sadanobu (?-1474)...
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December 1923 Joji
Yokochi 1
December 1923
Setsuo Takahashi 1
December 1923
Sadasuke Yo****ake 1
December 1923 Keizaburō Arai 1
December 1923
Seiichi Hattori...
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Brides and Grooms, Penguin, pp. 167–171, ISBN 9781101992951 Imaizumi,
Sadasuke (今泉定助); Hatakeyama, Ken (畠山健), eds. (1891), "Chapter 21: Urashimatarō"...
- in ****anese Art,
University of
Chicago Press, pp. 66–67, 108 Imaizumi,
Sadasuke (今泉定助); Hatakeyama, Ken (畠山健), eds. (1891), "Chapter 21: Urashimatarō"...
- total). He
trained many disciples,
including Naoen Ajima,
Yorinori Arima,
Sadasuke Fujita,
Sadatsu Matsunaga,
Yasusuke Toita,
Sukeyuki Funayama, and Masahiro...
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Junior High
School prin****l Yo****o Maruyama, Isao Matsuno,
Sunao Motoda,
Sadasuke Imaizumi, and
others establish a
supplementary junior high
school at the...
