Japan, Its History and CultureReaders Union, 1973 - 243 頁 |
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第 8 頁
... Yamato people do not begin in Yamato but farther west , and their move- ment is the first decisive episode traceable , though but faintly , in Japanese history . The Chinese of the Han Dynasty , in their confident phase of military ...
... Yamato people do not begin in Yamato but farther west , and their move- ment is the first decisive episode traceable , though but faintly , in Japanese history . The Chinese of the Han Dynasty , in their confident phase of military ...
第 11 頁
... Yamato clan , deliberately decided to leave Kyushu about the first century A.D. , in all probability in search of better agricultural land , and made their way gradually along the coast of the Inland Sea . This journey probably took ...
... Yamato clan , deliberately decided to leave Kyushu about the first century A.D. , in all probability in search of better agricultural land , and made their way gradually along the coast of the Inland Sea . This journey probably took ...
第 13 頁
... Yamato region . The north of the main island was still in possession of the Ainu , but the central and western portions of Japan were controlled by that amalgamation of peoples we know as the Japanese . Their society con- sisted of a ...
... Yamato region . The north of the main island was still in possession of the Ainu , but the central and western portions of Japan were controlled by that amalgamation of peoples we know as the Japanese . Their society con- sisted of a ...
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