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Man'yo-gana are certain kanji used phonetically to represent the syllables of
Japanese, and are so named after the eighth-century poetry collection Man'yo-
shu, because this method is used a great deal in the anthology. At the time this ...
Man'yo-gana are certain kanji used phonetically to represent the syllables of
Japanese, and are so named after the eighth-century poetry collection Man'yo-
shu, because this method is used a great deal in the anthology. At the time this ...
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MAN'YO-GANA Man'yo-gana are kanji used to TO HIRAGANA represent the
syllables of the Japanese language. In this writing system, every Japanese
syllable was assigned a number of kanji, any of which could be used to represent
that ...
MAN'YO-GANA Man'yo-gana are kanji used to TO HIRAGANA represent the
syllables of the Japanese language. In this writing system, every Japanese
syllable was assigned a number of kanji, any of which could be used to represent
that ...
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In the Nara period the first materials in kana, the two Man'yo-gana Monjo (Fig.
129) appear. However, the style of these documents is also derived from the
unconnected sosho style of Wang Hsi-chih, so that while it has a Japanese
feeling, ...
In the Nara period the first materials in kana, the two Man'yo-gana Monjo (Fig.
129) appear. However, the style of these documents is also derived from the
unconnected sosho style of Wang Hsi-chih, so that while it has a Japanese
feeling, ...
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| Tytuł | The art of Japanese calligraphy, Tom 27 Tom 27 z Heibonsha survey of Japanese art The Art of Japanese Calligraphy |
| Autor | Yūjirō Nakata |
| Wydanie | ilustrowane, reprint |
| Wydawca | Weatherhill, 1973 |
| W formie oryginalnej | Uniwersytet Michigan |
| W formie cyfrowej | 15 Lis 2007 |
| ISBN | 0834810131, 9780834810136 |
| Liczba stron | 172 |
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