azuma kagami造句

• According to Azuma Kagami, he was liked by the first Shogun, Minamoto no Yoritomo.
• The Azuma Kagami, diary of the shogunate, uses the term from its very first entries.
• The name " Funabashi " is mentioned in the Kamakura period chronicle " Azuma Kagami ."
• Normal people were rarely allowed on it, but the Azuma Kagami records that on this occasion it was lined with onlookers.
• For unknown reasons, this route appears to be what the Azuma Kagami calls it " Shimo no Michi ".
• Describing it as such, Azuma Kagami further stated that " there will be no warrior in future ages like this Tadatsuna ."
• Some articles of 1187 of the " Azuma Kagami " state that Ata Tadakage of Satsuma Province fled to sometime around 1160.
• I guess limiting the range to first-hand sources ( For example Azuma Kagami ) just after that period would help me more.
• It is believed this is what the " Azuma Kagami " calls " Komachi L
  ji " and other texts " Komachi KM
  ji ".
• The " Azuma Kagami " also states that in 1188 Minamoto no Yoritomo, who soon became the shogun, dispatched troops to pacify.
• KugyM
  is for example described as wearing either woman's clothes ( in the " Azuma Kagami " ) or his monastic uniform.
• The Azuma Kagami calls it " L
  kura KannondM
  ", or " L
  kura Kannon Hall ", from the old name of the area where it stands.
• The " Azuma Kagami " also states that in 1188 Minamoto no Yoritomo, who soon became Shogun, dispatched troops to pacify Kikaijima ( 磳缹昇?\ ).
• The Azuma Kagami informs us that here in Geba Wakamiya L
  ji stopped to be a rich and stately avenue, and became the main street of a bustling pleasure quarter.
• Inamuragasaki is also mentioned in the Azuma Kagami, the Man'yM
  shk
  , the Heike Monogatari and the Taiheiki, although the first two call it with its old name,.
• According to the " Azuma Kagami ", Minamoto no Yoritomo sought guidance and shelter from the kami at Hakone after his defeat in Battle of Ishibashiyama during the Gempei War.
• The first evidence of a Shinmei shrine far from Ise is given by the Azuma Kagami, a Kamakura period text which refers to Amanawa Shinmei-gk
  's appearance in Kamakura, Kanagawa.
• Some articles of 1187 of the " Azuma Kagami " state that during the period of the Taira clan's rule, Ata Tadakage of Satsuma Province fled to Kikaijima ( 磳wm?\ ).
• The Azuma Kagami describes pre-shogunate Kamakura as a remote, forlorn place, but there is reason to believe its writers simply wanted to give the impression that prosperity had been brought there by the new regime.
• Before the opening of the Entrances, access on land was so difficult that the Azuma Kagami reports that HM
  jM
  Masako came back to Kamakura from a visit to SM
  tM
  zan temple in Izu bypassing by boat the impassable Inamuragasaki cape and arriving in Yuigahama.