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244:Jinshin War
83:Ōmi no kuni
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1777:Categories
1739:; excerpt,
1657:Taihō Code
1636:Shiribeshi
1307:Hokurikudō
1262:Shimotsuke
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408:and eight
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298:Mount Hiei
294:Enryaku-ji
261:ichinomiya
206:Taiho Code
1745:provinces
1660:provinces
1031:Yamashiro
440:(west of
414:Nakasendō
278:Nakasendō
270:Heian-kyō
201:Asuka-kyō
196:Man'yōshū
181:Wani clan
161:Lake Biwa
153:Yamashiro
121:Engishiki
66:, c. 1834
58:Hiroshige
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1582:Hokkaidō
1572:Tsushima
1527:Chikuzen
1504:Saikaidō
1461:Nankaidō
1441:Mimasaka
1408:San'yōdō
1355:San'indō
1197:Iwashiro
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1124:Shimōsa
1104:Musashi
1069:Hitachi
1056:Tōkaidō
1045:716–738
1041:Yoshino
1021:Kawachi
576:Capital
442:Tsuruga
412:of the
406:Tōkaidō
404:of the
398:Ii clan
274:Tōkaidō
167:History
103:circuit
100:Tōsandō
54:Ukiyo-e
1718:Source
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1641:Teshio
1631:Oshima
1626:Nemuro
1616:Kitami
1601:Hidaka
1489:Sanuki
1446:Nagato
1436:Harima
1426:Bitchū
1388:Tajima
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1207:Kōzuke
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426:tenryō
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