Japan, Its History and CultureReaders Union, 1973 - 243 頁 |
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第 20 頁
... Confucian tutor for the Chinese classics , which were be- coming highly valued in Japan for their lessons in statecraft . Prince Shotoku is notable above all for his policy of leading Japan to adopt Chinese models in the spheres of ...
... Confucian tutor for the Chinese classics , which were be- coming highly valued in Japan for their lessons in statecraft . Prince Shotoku is notable above all for his policy of leading Japan to adopt Chinese models in the spheres of ...
第 23 頁
... Confucian teacher and to have plotted the overthrow of the Soga in a garden under cover of discussion of the Confucian classics . Kamatari became the confidential adviser to the Prince and actually the chief power in the land . He was ...
... Confucian teacher and to have plotted the overthrow of the Soga in a garden under cover of discussion of the Confucian classics . Kamatari became the confidential adviser to the Prince and actually the chief power in the land . He was ...
第 154 頁
... Confucian University in Edo was amalgamated with the Shogunate medical school and the language study at the Institute for the Investigation of Barbarian Books to form in 1869 a new government university , later named Tokyo University ...
... Confucian University in Edo was amalgamated with the Shogunate medical school and the language study at the Institute for the Investigation of Barbarian Books to form in 1869 a new government university , later named Tokyo University ...
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