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Yōrō Code

The Yōrō Code (養老律令, Yōrō-ritsuryō) was one iteration of several codes or governing rules compiled in the early Nara period in Classical Japan. It was compiled in 718, the second year of the Yōrō regnal era by Fujiwara no Fuhito et al., but not promulgated until 757 under the regime of Fujiwara no Nakamaro under Empress Kōken.

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Center
Nakatsukasa-shō
Ceremonial
Shikibu-shō
Chancellor / Chief minister
Daijō-daijin
Civil Administration
Jibu-shō
Imperial Household
Kunai-shō
Justice
Gyōbu-shō

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Yōrō Code

Nodes25
Edges24
Triples32
Avg. degree1.92
Density0.08
Components1

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Yōrō Code

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related to State of preservation · 13
Yōrō Code → Article, In English-language, Ishihara Masaaki, Kadokawa, Kokushi, Other, Ritsuitsu, Ritsuryō, Ryō, Taihō Code, The, The Ryō, While
related to overview · 4
Yōrō Code → Nakamaro, Still, Taihō Code, The Yōrō Code
Center · 1
Yōrō Code → Nakatsukasa-shō
Ceremonial · 1
Yōrō Code → Shikibu-shō
Chancellor / Chief minister · 1
Yōrō Code → Daijō-daijin
Civil Administration · 1
Yōrō Code → Jibu-shō
Imperial Household · 1
Yōrō Code → Kunai-shō
Justice · 1
Yōrō Code → Gyōbu-shō
Major Counselor · 1
Yōrō Code → Dainagon
Middle Counselor · 1
Yōrō Code → Chūnagon

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Yōrō CodeCenterNakatsukasa-shō1.00infobox
Yōrō CodeCeremonialShikibu-shō1.00infobox
Yōrō CodeChancellor / Chief ministerDaijō-daijin1.00infobox
Yōrō CodeCivil AdministrationJibu-shō1.00infobox
Yōrō CodeImperial HouseholdKunai-shō1.00infobox
Yōrō CodeJusticeGyōbu-shō1.00infobox
Yōrō CodeMajor CounselorDainagon1.00infobox
Yōrō CodeMiddle CounselorChūnagon1.00infobox
Yōrō CodeMinister of the CenterNaidaijin1.00infobox
Yōrō CodeMinister of the LeftSadaijin1.00infobox
Yōrō CodeMinister of the RightUdaijin1.00infobox
Yōrō CodeMinor CounselorShōnagon1.00infobox
Yōrō CodePopular AffairsMinbu-shō1.00infobox
Yōrō CodeTreasuryŌkura-shō1.00infobox
Yōrō CodeWarHyōbu-shō1.00infobox

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