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Taihō Code

The Taihō Code or Code of Taihō (大宝律令, Taihō-ritsuryō) was an administrative reorganisation enacted in 703 in Japan, at the end of the Asuka period. It was historically one of the Ritsuryō-sei (律令制, ritsuryō-sei). It was compiled at the direction of Prince Osakabe, Fujiwara no Fuhito and Awata no Mahito. The work was begun at the request of Emperor Monmu…

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Governmental organization

Jingi-kanDaijō-kanCoronationsShrinesShintō
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JapanAsuka periodRitsuryōPrince OsakabeFujiwara no Fuhito
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Provincial organization and administration

ProvincesKokushiShitōkanDistrictsGunji
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Chronology

The Reform of 645HistoriographyEmperor KōtokuTaika
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Chinese influence

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Taihō Code

Nodes44
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Triples28
Avg. degree1.95
Density0.045455
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Taihō Code

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related to Chinese influence · 11
Taihō Code → According, Chinese, He, Japan, Japanese, Korean, Nihon Shoki, Satsu, Satsu Koukaku, Shoku Nihongi, The Chinese
related to Governmental organization · 11
Taihō Code → Buddhism, Daijō-kan, Department, Jingi-kan, Shintō, State, The, The Daijō-kan, The Jingi-kan, The Taihō Code, Worship

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code japanese month taihō government chinese japan emperor first work provinces appointed administrative country one tang daijō-kan land 645 two

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coronationsinstance ofwas responsible for annual festivals and official court ceremonies0.80text
as well as the upkeep of shrinesinstance ofwas responsible for annual festivals and official court ceremonies0.80text
the discipline of shrine wardensinstance ofwas responsible for annual festivals and official court ceremonies0.80text
and the recordinginstance ofwas responsible for annual festivals and official court ceremonies0.80text
observation of oraclesinstance ofwas responsible for annual festivals and official court ceremonies0.80text
divinationsinstance ofwas responsible for annual festivals and official court ceremonies0.80text
Taihō Coderelated to Chinese influenceThe Chinese0.60section
Taihō Coderelated to Chinese influenceJapan0.60section
Taihō Coderelated to Chinese influenceKorean0.60section
Taihō Coderelated to Chinese influenceAccording0.60section
Taihō Coderelated to Chinese influenceShoku Nihongi0.60section
Taihō Coderelated to Chinese influenceJapanese0.60section

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