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Anonymous users2024-02-06It should be Kyoto now.
Kyoto City (Kyoto), a city in the southern part of Kyoto Prefecture (Yamashiro region), Japan, covers an area of square kilometers and has a total population of 1,469,472 (September 1, 2005), and is also the seat of the Kyoto Prefectural Government. It is designated as a city by government ordinance, and it is the seventh most populous city in Japan, including the Tokyo Special Ward. Together with Osaka and Kobe, it has become the "Kyoto Hanshin City Area".
Kyoto was the capital of Japan from 794 to 1869 A.D., and was named "Heiankyo". During the Heian period, "Heiankyo" was built, which became the capital of the Heian period and the Muromachi period, and was the center of Japanese power. For 1,100 years until Emperor Meiji traveled to Tokyo, it was largely a city where the emperors of Japan lived.
The city was established in 1889. The industry is dominated by textiles, followed by food (sake brewing, etc.), electrical machinery, transportation machinery, publishing and printing, precision machinery, chemicals, copper processing, etc. Nishijin silk is famous, as are traditional industries such as dyeing, ceramics, sake brewing, lacquerware, and fans.
The Rakunan Industrial District, which forms in the southern part of the city, is part of the Hanshin Industrial Zone. Land and air transport hubs. Business is well developed.
There are many institutions of higher learning, including Kyoto National University. Tourism is developed, and there are many historical sites and ancient cultural relics, such as the Forbidden City and Heian Shrine. In the Guishan Park at the foot of Lanshan Mountain in the northwest of the city, there is a poem monument built in 1979.
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Anonymous users2024-02-05In Nobunaga's Nobunaga game, the castle where Kyoto is located should be Nijo Castle, that is, the castle where Ashikaga Yoshiteru is located, and later renamed Fushimi Castle, that is, the one where Torii Mototada defended it, and the Honganji Temple where Oda Nobunaga and his son were killed by Akechi Mitsuhide seems to be also within the jurisdiction of Kyoto.
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Anonymous users2024-02-04In 784, Emperor Kanmu decided to move the capital from Heijokyo to Nagaoka (present-day Kyoto City) in Yamashiro Province, where he planned to build a new capital and named it Heian-kyo, hoping to gain peace and good fortune. Since Heiankyo was completed in 794, it is here...
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Anonymous users2024-02-03At that time, Kyoto was called Heiankyo.
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Anonymous users2024-02-02That's called Tuo, not Kyoto.
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Anonymous users2024-02-01I haven't found it in Kyoto yet, so how did I find it?
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Anonymous users2024-01-31Country name Daimyo name country name Daimyo name country name Daimyo name Daimyo Michinoku Minami Musashi Ota (Inazuki) Shima Kuki Sanuki Tokawa Mutsu Tsutsu Musashi Ota (Iwatsuki) Yamato Matsunaga Sanuki Konishi Mitsuku Date Musazo Kira Yamato Tsutsui Sanuki Kagawa Mutsu Gamo Sagami Hojo Izumi Izumi Iyo Kono Mutsu Tamura Izu Hojo Kawachi Miyoshi Iyoshi Saionji Mutsu Ashina Suruga Imagawa Sazu Tosa Nagamune Ibu Mikawa ?Source? Aizu Ikeda Tosa Ichizuba Mogami Tail?
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Su Qin and Zhang Yi, two important figures in the Warring States Period, they were both disciples of Guiguzi, and also had the same door as the famous military strategists Sun Bin and Pang Juan, the struggle between Su Qin and Zhang Yi affected the development of the entire late Warring States period, the seven heroes of the Warring States Period: Qi State, Sedan Regret Chu State, Yan State Heji, Wei State, Zhao State, South Korea, Qin State, at that time Qin State was the most powerful, often crusading against the other six countries, which was feared by everyone, and the country was in danger, Su Qin proposed and implemented a strategy for the six countries (that is, the alliance to resist Qin and cut Qin), This policy maintained the power of the six countries from encroachment, and he was therefore named the prime minister by the six countries, the allusion of the saying (the great seal of the six countries) is derived from this, a person when the six countries of the prime minister is unprecedented and no one has come after, and at that time the Qin state of the prime minister Zhang Yi put forward the strategy of the six countries (that is, to divide the alliance of the six countries, pull together, and break one by one) to deal with the alliance, and the six countries were originally each with their own ghosts, and the unity was not real, and in the end, of course, the six countries were destroyed by the Qin State one by one, officially ending the entire Eastern Zhou Dynasty, However, although the strategy ultimately failed, its implementation seriously hindered the completion of Qin's unification and hegemony, and the Warring States period lasted for more than a hundred years.
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