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Bunsei

Bunsei (文政) was a Japanese era name (年号, nengō; "year name") after Bunka and before Tenpō. This period spanned the years from April 1818 through December 1830. The reigning emperor was Ninkō-tennō (仁孝天皇).

Events, Events of the Bunsei era & Change of era

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Events of the Bunsei era

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Change of era

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645–650
Taika
650–654
Hakuchi
686–686
Shuchō
701–704
Taihō
704–708
Keiun
708–715
Wadō

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Change of era

Events of the Bunsei era

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Bunsei

Nodes16
Edges15
Triples44
Avg. degree1.88
Density0.125
Components1

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Bunsei

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related to Events of the Bunsei era · 18
Bunsei → August, Bakufu, Bunsei Japan, Dejima, Dutch, Earthquake, Edo, German, Japanologists, Kyoto, Latitude, Longitude, Nagasaki, Orientalists, Philipp Franz, Richter Scale, Siebold, Von Siebold's
related to Change of era · 8
Bunsei → April, Bunka, Chinese, Emperor Ninko, Great Shun, Heavens, Shun, The
645–650 · 1
Bunsei → Taika
650–654 · 1
Bunsei → Hakuchi
686–686 · 1
Bunsei → Shuchō
701–704 · 1
Bunsei → Taihō
704–708 · 1
Bunsei → Keiun
708–715 · 1
Bunsei → Wadō
715–717 · 1
Bunsei → Reiki
717–724 · 1
Bunsei → Yōrō

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era new name emperor isbn bunka earthquake von japan oclc japanese april 1818 1830 tenpō 1822 august 6th day month

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
Bunsei645–650Taika1.00infobox
Bunsei650–654Hakuchi1.00infobox
Bunsei686–686Shuchō1.00infobox
Bunsei701–704Taihō1.00infobox
Bunsei704–708Keiun1.00infobox
Bunsei708–715Wadō1.00infobox
Bunsei715–717Reiki1.00infobox
Bunsei717–724Yōrō1.00infobox
Bunsei724–729Jinki1.00infobox
Bunsei729–749Tenpyō1.00infobox
Bunsei749Tenpyō-kanpō1.00infobox
Bunsei749–757Tenpyō-shōhō1.00infobox
Bunsei757–765Tenpyō-hōji1.00infobox
Bunsei765–767Tenpyō-jingo1.00infobox
Bunsei767–770Jingo-keiun1.00infobox
Bunsei770–781Hōki1.00infobox
Bunsei781–782Ten'ō1.00infobox
Bunsei782–806Enryaku1.00infobox

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