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- Uchiyama Hikojirō's ********ination, the Ikedaya incident, and the Sanjo Seisatsu incident. Harada became a hatamoto, together with the rest of Shinsengumi...
- Ikedaya incident Kinmon incident Zenzaiya incident Akebonotei incident Sanjo Seisatsu incident Aburanokōji incident Tenmaya incident Boshin War Battle of Toba–Fushimi...
- A kōsatsu (****anese: 高札, literally "High plaque"), also called Seisatsu (****anese: 制札, literally "Controlling plaque"), was a public notice of the han-lord's...
- fighting style during their match. 34 10 "Life and Death" Transliteration: "Seisatsu" (****anese: 生殺) Nonaka Ato Uezu Makoto Kobayashi Daichi September 21, 2023 (2023-09-21)...
- the lineage of Rinzai Zen Buddhism, I am the Dharma-grandchild of Seki Seisatsu, a Zen master singled out for criticism by Brian Victoria. I would like...
- Kennō (1988) Mō Hitori no Tenshi: Nostalgia to Shūshū wo Meguru 48 no Seisatsu (1988) Oukenbon: Papers '89~'90 (1991) Lu Xun: Mezamete Hito ha Doko e...
- "A Game of Life and Death" (生殺遊戯, Seisatsu Yūgi) "Reactive Resignation" (攻性の諦観, Kōsei no Teikan) "Quenched Combustion" (消費される燃焼, Shōhi Sareru Nenshō) "Saturated...
- umbrella term for the essence, spirit or soul of a nonspecific thing. Seisatsu* (制札) – A signboard containing announcements and rules for worshipers....
- specifically Gaki &/or Muenbotoke, but not for the spirits of one's ancestor. seisatsu*(制札) – a signboard containing announcements and rules for worshipers. sekitō...
- 135.905736 (Ishiyama-dera) [6] Kinshō-ji Notice Boards 金勝寺制札 Kinshōji seisatsu 1487 and 1491 Rittō Kinshō-ji (金勝寺) (kept at the Rittō Museum of History...