Database: Yamato - Revision history

Soranin at 13:37, 5 May 2026

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	[[Yamato]] was one of the provinces in the region (what is now {{Wiki\|Nara Prefecture}}), roughly corresponding to a basin of the {{Wiki\|Nara Basin\|same name}}. Yamato has been, since the ancient times of the burial tombs ([[kofun]]), the center of political power, maintained until 784 with the capital [[Nara]] ({{Wiki\|Heijō-kyō}}). In fact, the word Yamato was the actual name of the country before it became [[Japan]] at the end of the 7th century. In poetry, Yamato is still used to refer to Japan.		[[Yamato]] was one of the provinces in the region (what is now {{Wiki\|Nara Prefecture}}), roughly corresponding to a basin of the {{Wiki\|Nara Basin\|same name}}. Yamato has been, since the ancient times of the burial tombs ([[kofun]]), the center of political power, maintained until 784 with the capital [[Nara]] ({{Wiki\|Heijō-kyō}}). In fact, the word Yamato was the actual name of the country before it became [[Japan]] at the end of the 7th century. In poetry, Yamato is still used to refer to Japan.

	In Yamato, there are many of the country's most important shrines and monasteries, the ~~{{Wiki\|~~Kasuga-taisha\|Kasuga Shrine}} located in Nara, a place of veneration for the ancestors of the {{Wiki\|Fujiwara clan\|Fujiwara family}} who ruled the {{Wiki\|Imperial Court in Kyoto\|imperial court}} throughout the {{Wiki\|Nara period\|ancient period}}. The ~~{{Wiki\|~~Kōfuku-ji}}, the center of the {{Wiki\|East Asian Yogācāra\|Hossō school}}, which became a large landowner ({{Wiki\|shōen}}) during the [[Sengoku period\|medieval period]] and even took on the role of {{Wiki\|shugo}}, the military governor of the Yamato province as a [[Buddhism\|Buddhist]] [[temple]], a rather exceptional situation. This indicates the predominant position of this temple, which maintained armed forces, the [[Sōhei\|warrior monks]].		In Yamato, there are many of the country's most important shrines and monasteries, the [[Kasuga-taisha\|Kasuga Shrine]] located in Nara, a place of veneration for the ancestors of the {{Wiki\|Fujiwara clan\|Fujiwara family}} who ruled the {{Wiki\|Imperial Court in Kyoto\|imperial court}} throughout the {{Wiki\|Nara period\|ancient period}}. The [[Kōfuku-ji]], the center of the {{Wiki\|East Asian Yogācāra\|Hossō school}}, which became a large landowner ({{Wiki\|shōen}}) during the [[Sengoku period\|medieval period]] and even took on the role of {{Wiki\|shugo}}, the military governor of the Yamato province as a [[Buddhism\|Buddhist]] [[temple]], a rather exceptional situation. This indicates the predominant position of this temple, which maintained armed forces, the [[Sōhei\|warrior monks]].
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	[[File:ACSH DB Yamato.jpg\|thumb\|250px]]		[[File:ACSH DB Yamato.jpg\|thumb\|250px]]
	[[Yamato]] was one of the provinces in the region (what is now {{Wiki\|Nara Prefecture}}), roughly corresponding to a basin of the {{Wiki\|Nara Basin\|same name}}. Yamato has been, since the ancient times of the burial tombs ([[kofun]]), the center of political power, maintained until 784 with the capital [[Nara]] ({{Wiki\|Heijō-kyō}}). In fact, the word Yamato was the actual name of the country before it became [[Japan]] at the end of the 7th century. In poetry, Yamato is still used to refer to Japan.		[[Yamato]] was one of the provinces in the region (what is now {{Wiki\|Nara Prefecture}}), roughly corresponding to a basin of the {{Wiki\|Nara Basin\|same name}}. Yamato has been, since the ancient times of the burial tombs ([[kofun]]), the center of political power, maintained until 784 with the capital [[Nara]] ({{Wiki\|Heijō-kyō}}). In fact, the word Yamato was the actual name of the country before it became [[Japan]] at the end of the 7th century. In poetry, Yamato is still used to refer to Japan.

imported>Soranin at 17:02, 23 April 2025

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	[[Yamato]] was one of the provinces in the region (what is now {{Wiki\|Nara Prefecture}}), roughly corresponding to a basin of the {{Wiki\|Nara Basin\|same name}}. Yamato has been, since the ancient times of the burial tombs ([[kofun]]), the center of political power, maintained until 784 with the capital [[Nara]] ({{Wiki\|Heijō-kyō}}). In fact, the word Yamato was the actual name of the country before it became [[Japan]] at the end of the 7th century. In poetry, Yamato is still used to refer to Japan.		[[Yamato]] was one of the provinces in the region (what is now {{Wiki\|Nara Prefecture}}), roughly corresponding to a basin of the {{Wiki\|Nara Basin\|same name}}. Yamato has been, since the ancient times of the burial tombs ([[kofun]]), the center of political power, maintained until 784 with the capital [[Nara]] ({{Wiki\|Heijō-kyō}}). In fact, the word Yamato was the actual name of the country before it became [[Japan]] at the end of the 7th century. In poetry, Yamato is still used to refer to Japan.

	In Yamato, there are many of the country's most important shrines and monasteries, the {{Wiki\|Kasuga-taisha\|Kasuga Shrine}} located in Nara, a place of veneration for the ancestors of the {{Wiki\|Fujiwara clan\|Fujiwara family}} who ruled the {{Wiki\|Imperial Court in Kyoto\|imperial court}} throughout the {{Wiki\|Nara period\|ancient period}}. The {{Wiki\|Kōfuku-ji}}, the center of the {{Wiki\|East Asian Yogācāra\|Hossō school}}, which became a large landowner ({{Wiki\|shōen}}) during the [[Sengoku period\|medieval period]] and even took on the role of {{Wiki\|shugo}}, the military governor of the Yamato province as a [[Buddhism\|Buddhist]] [[temple]], a rather exceptional situation. This indicates the predominant position of this temple, which maintained armed forces, the ~~{{Wiki\|~~Sōhei\|warrior monks}}.		In Yamato, there are many of the country's most important shrines and monasteries, the {{Wiki\|Kasuga-taisha\|Kasuga Shrine}} located in Nara, a place of veneration for the ancestors of the {{Wiki\|Fujiwara clan\|Fujiwara family}} who ruled the {{Wiki\|Imperial Court in Kyoto\|imperial court}} throughout the {{Wiki\|Nara period\|ancient period}}. The {{Wiki\|Kōfuku-ji}}, the center of the {{Wiki\|East Asian Yogācāra\|Hossō school}}, which became a large landowner ({{Wiki\|shōen}}) during the [[Sengoku period\|medieval period]] and even took on the role of {{Wiki\|shugo}}, the military governor of the Yamato province as a [[Buddhism\|Buddhist]] [[temple]], a rather exceptional situation. This indicates the predominant position of this temple, which maintained armed forces, the [[Sōhei\|warrior monks]].
	[[Category:Animus EGO database entries]]		[[Category:Animus EGO database entries]]
	[[Category:Database: Regions]]		[[Category:Database: Regions]]
	{{DEFAULTSORT:Yamato}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Yamato}}

imported>Soranin at 02:25, 6 April 2025

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	[[Yamato]] was one of the provinces in the region (what is now {{Wiki\|Nara Prefecture}}), roughly corresponding to a basin of the {{Wiki\|Nara Basin\|same name}}. Yamato has been, since the ancient times of the burial tombs ([[kofun]]), the center of political power, maintained until 784 with the capital [[Nara]] ({{Wiki\|Heijō-kyō}}). In fact, the word Yamato was the actual name of the country before it became [[Japan]] at the end of the 7th century. In poetry, Yamato is still used to refer to Japan.		[[Yamato]] was one of the provinces in the region (what is now {{Wiki\|Nara Prefecture}}), roughly corresponding to a basin of the {{Wiki\|Nara Basin\|same name}}. Yamato has been, since the ancient times of the burial tombs ([[kofun]]), the center of political power, maintained until 784 with the capital [[Nara]] ({{Wiki\|Heijō-kyō}}). In fact, the word Yamato was the actual name of the country before it became [[Japan]] at the end of the 7th century. In poetry, Yamato is still used to refer to Japan.

	In Yamato, there are many of the country's most important shrines and monasteries, the {{Wiki\|Kasuga-taisha\|Kasuga Shrine}} located in Nara, a place of veneration for the ancestors of the {{Wiki\|Fujiwara clan\|Fujiwara family}} who ruled the {{Wiki\|Imperial Court of Kyoto\|imperial court}} throughout the {{Wiki\|Nara period\|ancient period}}. The {{Wiki\|Kōfuku-ji}}, the center of the {{Wiki\|East Asian Yogācāra\|Hossō school}}, which became a large landowner ({{Wiki\|shōen}}) during the [[Sengoku period\|medieval period]] and even took on the role of {{Wiki\|shugo}}, the military governor of the Yamato province as a [[Buddhism\|Buddhist]] [[temple]], a rather exceptional situation. This indicates the predominant position of this temple, which maintained armed forces, the {{Wiki\|Sōhei\|warrior monks}}.		In Yamato, there are many of the country's most important shrines and monasteries, the {{Wiki\|Kasuga-taisha\|Kasuga Shrine}} located in Nara, a place of veneration for the ancestors of the {{Wiki\|Fujiwara clan\|Fujiwara family}} who ruled the {{Wiki\|Imperial Court in Kyoto\|imperial court}} throughout the {{Wiki\|Nara period\|ancient period}}. The {{Wiki\|Kōfuku-ji}}, the center of the {{Wiki\|East Asian Yogācāra\|Hossō school}}, which became a large landowner ({{Wiki\|shōen}}) during the [[Sengoku period\|medieval period]] and even took on the role of {{Wiki\|shugo}}, the military governor of the Yamato province as a [[Buddhism\|Buddhist]] [[temple]], a rather exceptional situation. This indicates the predominant position of this temple, which maintained armed forces, the {{Wiki\|Sōhei\|warrior monks}}.
	[[Category:Animus EGO database entries]]		[[Category:Animus EGO database entries]]
	[[Category:Database: Regions]]		[[Category:Database: Regions]]
	{{DEFAULTSORT:Yamato}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Yamato}}

imported>Soranin at 21:09, 30 March 2025

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	[[File:ACSH DB Yamato.jpg\|thumb\|250px]]		[[File:ACSH DB Yamato.jpg\|thumb\|250px]]
	[[Yamato]] was one of the provinces in the region (what is now {{Wiki\|Nara Prefecture}}), roughly corresponding to a basin of the {{Wiki\|Nara Basin\|same name}}. Yamato has been, since the ancient times of the burial tombs ([[kofun]]), the center of political power, maintained until 784 with the capital ~~{{Wiki\|~~Nara ~~(city)\|Nara}}~~ ({{Wiki\|Heijō-kyō}}). In fact, the word Yamato was the actual name of the country before it became [[Japan]] at the end of the 7th century. In poetry, Yamato is still used to refer to Japan.		[[Yamato]] was one of the provinces in the region (what is now {{Wiki\|Nara Prefecture}}), roughly corresponding to a basin of the {{Wiki\|Nara Basin\|same name}}. Yamato has been, since the ancient times of the burial tombs ([[kofun]]), the center of political power, maintained until 784 with the capital [[Nara]] ({{Wiki\|Heijō-kyō}}). In fact, the word Yamato was the actual name of the country before it became [[Japan]] at the end of the 7th century. In poetry, Yamato is still used to refer to Japan.

	In Yamato, there are many of the country's most important shrines and monasteries, the {{Wiki\|Kasuga-taisha\|Kasuga Shrine}} located in Nara, a place of veneration for the ancestors of the {{Wiki\|Fujiwara clan\|Fujiwara family}} who ruled the {{Wiki\|Imperial Court of Kyoto\|imperial court}} throughout the {{Wiki\|Nara period\|ancient period}}. The {{Wiki\|Kōfuku-ji}}, the center of the {{Wiki\|East Asian Yogācāra\|Hossō school}}, which became a large landowner ({{Wiki\|shōen}}) during the [[Sengoku period\|medieval period]] and even took on the role of {{Wiki\|shugo}}, the military governor of the Yamato province as a [[Buddhism\|Buddhist]] [[temple]], a rather exceptional situation. This indicates the predominant position of this temple, which maintained armed forces, the {{Wiki\|Sōhei\|warrior monks}}.		In Yamato, there are many of the country's most important shrines and monasteries, the {{Wiki\|Kasuga-taisha\|Kasuga Shrine}} located in Nara, a place of veneration for the ancestors of the {{Wiki\|Fujiwara clan\|Fujiwara family}} who ruled the {{Wiki\|Imperial Court of Kyoto\|imperial court}} throughout the {{Wiki\|Nara period\|ancient period}}. The {{Wiki\|Kōfuku-ji}}, the center of the {{Wiki\|East Asian Yogācāra\|Hossō school}}, which became a large landowner ({{Wiki\|shōen}}) during the [[Sengoku period\|medieval period]] and even took on the role of {{Wiki\|shugo}}, the military governor of the Yamato province as a [[Buddhism\|Buddhist]] [[temple]], a rather exceptional situation. This indicates the predominant position of this temple, which maintained armed forces, the {{Wiki\|Sōhei\|warrior monks}}.

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			[[File:ACSH DB Yamato.jpg\|thumb\|250px]]
	[[Yamato]] was one of the provinces in the region (what is now {{Wiki\|Nara Prefecture}}), roughly corresponding to a basin of the {{Wiki\|Nara Basin\|same name}}. Yamato has been, since the ancient times of the burial tombs ([[kofun]]), the center of political power, maintained until 784 with the capital {{Wiki\|Nara (city)\|Nara}} ({{Wiki\|Heijō-kyō}}). In fact, the word Yamato was the actual name of the country before it became [[Japan]] at the end of the 7th century. In poetry, Yamato is still used to refer to Japan.		[[Yamato]] was one of the provinces in the region (what is now {{Wiki\|Nara Prefecture}}), roughly corresponding to a basin of the {{Wiki\|Nara Basin\|same name}}. Yamato has been, since the ancient times of the burial tombs ([[kofun]]), the center of political power, maintained until 784 with the capital {{Wiki\|Nara (city)\|Nara}} ({{Wiki\|Heijō-kyō}}). In fact, the word Yamato was the actual name of the country before it became [[Japan]] at the end of the 7th century. In poetry, Yamato is still used to refer to Japan.

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	Yamato was one of the provinces in the region (what is now Nara Prefecture), roughly corresponding to a basin of the same name. Yamato has been, since the ancient times of the burial tombs (kofun), the center of political power, maintained until 784 with the capital Nara (~~Heijo~~-~~kyo~~). In fact, the word Yamato was the actual name of the country before it became Japan at the end of the 7th century. In poetry, Yamato is still used to refer to Japan.		[[Yamato]] was one of the provinces in the region (what is now {{Wiki\|Nara Prefecture}}), roughly corresponding to a basin of the {{Wiki\|Nara Basin\|same name}}. Yamato has been, since the ancient times of the burial tombs ([[kofun]]), the center of political power, maintained until 784 with the capital {{Wiki\|Nara (city)\|Nara}} ({{Wiki\|Heijō-kyō}}). In fact, the word Yamato was the actual name of the country before it became [[Japan]] at the end of the 7th century. In poetry, Yamato is still used to refer to Japan.

	In Yamato, there are many of the country's most important shrines and monasteries, the Kasuga Shrine located in Nara, a place of veneration for the ancestors of the Fujiwara family who ruled the imperial court throughout the ancient period. The ~~Kofuku~~-ji, the center of the ~~Hosso~~ school, which became a large landowner (~~shoen~~) during the medieval period and even took on the role of shugo, the military governor of the Yamato province as a Buddhist temple, a rather exceptional situation. This indicates the predominant position of this temple, which maintained armed forces, the warrior monks.		In Yamato, there are many of the country's most important shrines and monasteries, the {{Wiki\|Kasuga-taisha\|Kasuga Shrine}} located in Nara, a place of veneration for the ancestors of the {{Wiki\|Fujiwara clan\|Fujiwara family}} who ruled the {{Wiki\|Imperial Court of Kyoto\|imperial court}} throughout the {{Wiki\|Nara period\|ancient period}}. The {{Wiki\|Kōfuku-ji}}, the center of the {{Wiki\|East Asian Yogācāra\|Hossō school}}, which became a large landowner ({{Wiki\|shōen}}) during the [[Sengoku period\|medieval period]] and even took on the role of {{Wiki\|shugo}}, the military governor of the Yamato province as a [[Buddhism\|Buddhist]] [[temple]], a rather exceptional situation. This indicates the predominant position of this temple, which maintained armed forces, the {{Wiki\|Sōhei\|warrior monks}}.
	[[Category:Animus EGO database entries]]		[[Category:Animus EGO database entries]]
	[[Category:Database: Regions]]		[[Category:Database: Regions]]
	{{DEFAULTSORT:Yamato}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Yamato}}

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Yamato was one of the provinces in the region (what is now Nara Prefecture), roughly corresponding to a basin of the same name. Yamato has been, since the ancient times of the burial tombs (kofun), the center of political power, maintained until 784 with the capital Nara (Heijo-kyo). In fact, the word Yamato was the actual name of the country before it became Japan at the end of the 7th century. In poetry, Yamato is still used to refer to Japan.

In Yamato, there are many of the country's most important shrines and monasteries, the Kasuga Shrine located in Nara, a place of veneration for the ancestors of the Fujiwara family who ruled the imperial court throughout the ancient period. The Kofuku-ji, the center of the Hosso school, which became a large landowner (shoen) during the medieval period and even took on the role of shugo, the military governor of the Yamato province as a Buddhist temple, a rather exceptional situation. This indicates the predominant position of this temple, which maintained armed forces, the warrior monks.
[[Category:Animus EGO database entries]]
[[Category:Database: Regions]]
{{DEFAULTSORT:Yamato}}

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	[[Yamato]] was one of the provinces in the region (what is now {{Wiki\|Nara Prefecture}}), roughly corresponding to a basin of the {{Wiki\|Nara Basin\|same name}}. Yamato has been, since the ancient times of the burial tombs ([[kofun]]), the center of political power, maintained until 784 with the capital [[Nara]] ({{Wiki\|Heijō-kyō}}). In fact, the word Yamato was the actual name of the country before it became [[Japan]] at the end of the 7th century. In poetry, Yamato is still used to refer to Japan.		[[Yamato]] was one of the provinces in the region (what is now {{Wiki\|Nara Prefecture}}), roughly corresponding to a basin of the {{Wiki\|Nara Basin\|same name}}. Yamato has been, since the ancient times of the burial tombs ([[kofun]]), the center of political power, maintained until 784 with the capital [[Nara]] ({{Wiki\|Heijō-kyō}}). In fact, the word Yamato was the actual name of the country before it became [[Japan]] at the end of the 7th century. In poetry, Yamato is still used to refer to Japan.