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Meanings of tokugawa japan in English

Russian
период эдо
Portuguese
era edo
Spanish
era edo
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era edo
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Period of Japanese history.

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        1
        During the Edo period, the Japanese even paid their taxes in rice.
        The Guardian
        2
        About 1975 he started studying the writings of the Edo Period thinker Ando Shoeki.
        Down with the Cities!
        3
        In the beginning of the Edo period it was rumored to be a hideout for robbers.
        Villain
        4
        This one, as the Chairman told me, was by an Edo period artist named Arata Gonroku.
        Memoirs of a geisha: a novel
        5
        That'll be Kurashiki in Okayama Prefecture, an Edo period canal area strewn with mosey-friendly museums and galleries.
        Independent.ie
        1
        During the Tokugawa period, various diversions or accomplishments, formerly fashionable in upper circles only, became common property.
        Japan: An Attempt at Interpretation
        2
        Poetry, contests in, during Tokugawa period, 358.
        Japan: An Attempt at Interpretation
        3
        And it was especially during the Tokugawa period that this sense of beauty began to inform everything in common life.
        Japan: An Attempt at Interpretation
        4
        He is recognised as a leading international authority on the Tokugawa period in Japan from about 1600-1860.
        The Irish Times
        5
        Etiquette, cultivation of, in Tokugawa period, 359-361.
        Japan: An Attempt at Interpretation
        1
        In the Edo Era (1603-1868), a time of peace, Zen found its way into the education of common people.
        BBC