Examples of using Daimyo in English and their translations into Italian
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his 700 troops were outnumbered by rapidly assembled forces under local daimyo, who would muster up to 3,000 men.
leading to the development of large"daimyo gardens" in place of the demaru.
Poorer daimyo had just one, the lesser standard, while wealthier daimyo had both.
who will be respected by all daimyo.
Samurai armour Japanese parade armour for a high-ranking member of the Shimazu House, Daimyo of the province of Satsuma with the capital Kagoshima,
In 1613, the Daimyo of Sendai, in agreement with the Tokugawa Bakufu, built"Date Maru",
Because the shogunate frequently confiscated domains whose daimyo were unable to produce heirs, the Mōri daimyo created four subordinate han ruled by branches of the family: Iwakuni han:
Specifically, during the Sengoku period, Joraku refers to the act of local warlords-the Daimyo marching their armies toward Kyoto,
city begins from 1600, when the daimyo Date Masamune relocated to Sendai.
reconstructed by the suburban residence of a daimyo(I do it and spread a haze)
over the next year the Tokugawa proved unable to reassert full control over the country as most daimyo began to ignore orders and questions from Edo.
Daimyo is a small area west of Tenjin station,
At the annual ceremony which took place at the pagoda of belong to watched the faithful members the monks of the pagoda transmitted then the archive of its daimyo certificate of place and- fumes.
isn't it? That means, Kisoya… that unless he's the noble son of a Daimyo or something.
2 against several groups that"s' af frontent"with various scenarios drawn from the Japanese history(castle making, daimyo protection, etc…).
2 against several groups that"s' af frontent"with various scenarios drawn from the Japanese history(castle making, daimyo protection, etc…).
2 against several groups that"s' af frontent"with various scenarios drawn from the Japanese history(castle making, daimyo protection, etc…).
Hagi was constructed as a castle town when the Sengoku period daimyo(feudal lord)
the administrators would ask the daimyo whether the time to overthrow the shogunate has come,
referring to the tale of Motonari Mori, a sixteenth-century daimyo(feudal lord),