The term also can refer to very specific seating, such as the Takamikura (高御座) throne in the Shishin-den at Kyoto Imperial Palace. Various other thrones...
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close to the emperor as an amulet, and is called Hi no Omashi no Gyoken (昼御座御剣, meaning 'sword of the throne in the daytime'). Hi no Omashi no Gyoken has...
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Gyeongbokgung is the elevated Phoenix throne. Korean name Hangul 어좌 / 옥좌 / 보좌 Hanja 御座 / 玉座 / 寶座 Revised Romanization Eojwa / Okjwa / Bojwa McCune–Reischauer Ŏjwa...
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go-on reading. Examples include: The actual Imperial throne Takamikura (高御座) is adorned by numerous Hōōs. The Imperial regalia Kōrozen no Gohō (黄櫨染御袍)...
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Emperor Meiji, the imperial residences have been preserved and the takamikura (高御座)—a special throne whose location traditionally marked the seat of the emperor—remains...
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御座候所の内に少塩のやはらき候所に十三さうの舟居申候それを見付是非共取可申由舟手の衆と御相談に而則御取懸被成候大船にてそのせとをこぎくたし候儀は成ましきとていつれも関舟を御揃被成御かかり候先手の舟共は敵船にあひ手負数多出来申候中にも来島出雲守殿討死にて御座...
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"throne" often decorated with red paint and golden gilding. The Phoenix Throne (御座/어좌 eojwa) is the term used to identify the throne of the king of Korea. In...
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Taishō in 1915 Sakon no Sakura tree Ukon no Tachibana tree The Takamikura (高御座) is the Imperial throne. It has been used on the occasion of the enthronement...
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and Hokkaidō, and different from the oyaki of Nagano Prefecture. Gozasōrō (御座候) – Produced by Gozasōrō Inc, established in 1950 in Himeji. It means "thank...
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Hebrew מים mayim ("water") Japanese ありがとう arigatō ("thank you") Clipping of 有難う御座います "arigatō gozaimasu" ("(I) am thankful") << 有難く "arigataku" << 有難い "arigatai"...
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