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Interest in Chinese administration, bureaucracy, medicine, geomancy (like feng shui), Confucianism, and writing.
Key Reformers: Soga Clan Soga no Umako (551-626)
587 Prince Shōtoku and Soga engage in open battle against those who opposed the restructuring.
In the Chinese Book of Liang (635), five Buddhist monks from Gandhara traveled to Japan in 467.
By the reigns of Tenmu (673-86) and Empress Jitō (r. 686-97), the idea of Buddhism as the nation's protector was publicly pronounced.
Intro
The Bureau for Pictorial Crafts
The Portrait of Portrait of Prince Shōtoku with two Princes
The Painting of Kichijōten
The Illustrated Sutra of Cause and Effect - The Temptation of Mara
The Imperial Repository Shōsōin
A Biwa Lute
A Gigaku Theatre Mask of Suikoō
Folding Screen with Decoration of Women, Trees and Feathers
A Wooden Box with Mitsuda-e Decoration
Intro
Historical introduction to the Nara Period
The Yakushiji Temple, the East Pagoda and the triad of the Yakushi Buddha
The Horyuji Temple, and the clay tableaux of the Buddhist scriptures
The Kofukuji Temple and the sculptures of Ashura from the Eight Legions and Kasenen from the Ten Great Disciples
The Todaiji Temple and the statues of the Great Birushana Buddha, the Fukukenjaku Kannon, the Shukongojin, the Four Guardian Kings, and the Tanjo Bosatsu
The Toshodaiji Temple and the sculptures of the Birushana Buddha, the Thousand Armed Kannon, the monk Ganjin, and Yakushi Nyorai
Bye Byeess