BUKU BASA INDIA KAKAIT KARO «मच्छीकाँटा»
Temukaké kagunané saka
मच्छीकाँटा ing pilihan bibliografi iki. Buku kang kakait dening
मच्छीकाँटा lan pethikan cekak kang padha kanggo nyediyakaké panggunané ing sastra Basa India.
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Taiho-Jutsu: Law and Order in the Age of the Samurai - Page 45
Like their immediate superiors, the yoriki, the machi-kata doshin4 tended to remain fairly isolated within their own close-knit group. Their patrol duties required intimate daily relationships with chonin and frequent involvement in murder ...
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The Rousing Drum: Ritual Practice in a Japanese Community
The Tokugawa government used the term machi- kata-mura (town-type village) to distinguish diversified communities like Furukawa from agricultural-type (murakata), mountain- type (yamakata). and fishing-type (urakata) villages. In official ...
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Stability and Ductility of Steel Structures - Page 415
Ltd. 1375-1 Shimotsu-machi-kata, Kaiso-gun, Wakayama 649-01, Japan ABSTRACT The effects of cyclic plastic strains on the fracture toughness of structural steels are investigated by Charpy V-notch impact tests. It is shown that strain aging ...
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A Diplomat in Japan - Page 208
... crowd of machi-kata, who were a sort of municipal officers of all grades, dressed in their Sunday best, escorted 208 OVERLAND FROM OZAKA TO YEDO.
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Women, Gender and Labour Migration: Historical and ... - Page 299
Hayami, A. (1979) 'Thank you Francisco Xavier: an Essay in the Use of Microdata for Historical Demography of TokugawaJapan', Keio ̄Economic Studies XVI, 1–2: 65–81. Hayami, A. (1980) 'Kyo ̄to Machi Kata no Shu ̄mon Aratame Cho ̄ ...
Lecturer in Social and Economic History Pamela Sharpe, Pamela Sharpe, 2002
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Okinawan-English Wordbook: A Short Lexicon of the Okinawan ...
Waiting in vain; waiting eagerly. machi-kata, n. Urban area; a city; a town. Also machigata. machi-wara, n. [makiwara] A wooden pole about four feet tall, used in martial arts training. machi-ya, n. [machiya] A store; a shop. machiya-gwaa, n.
Mitsugu Sakihara, Stewart Curry, Leon Angelo Serafim, 2006
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A gazetteer of the province of Sindh - Page 652
Protects the dehs Barth, Junas, Changni, Juna-dhori, Garwar, Aro, Dungar, Jhabero, Narchh, Bohi, Janeji, Sorho, Machi, Kata, Hin- goro, Baiji, Salihani, Mianpur, and Sanghi, in the Saidpur talfika, having an area of 3,565 acres. Protects the ...
Albert William Hughes, 1876
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Law and Justice in Tokugawa Japan: Introduction - Page 72
1 Mi (see)-todoke (to the end)-kala (way, method). 2 Rozeki. 3 Machi-kata. 1 Zai-kata. 5 Toriatsukai-nin. 6 Emended. 7 Atsukai (arrangement so as to settle a quarrel). 1 Omote-date, 2 Dampan. 8 Tome (stopping)- zuka (tsuka, mound). 72 .
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Law and Justice in Tokugawa Japan: Property: civil ... - Page 98
... announcements,1 while. Ato (estate of a deceased person). The footnote to the 1892 translation reads "i-seki." Machi-doshiyori. S6-doshiyori. le-yashiki yuzuri-watashi no shosho. Kiri-kaeru. Mizu-cho. Dai-gawari. Machi-kata. le-mochi.
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Pamphlet - Dept. of the Army - Page 29
Susaki-machi, Takaoka-gun Shlmizu-machi, Kata-gun Sakumo-raachi, Hata-gun 3. Cogsta,i FisbAflfl. The coast line of Kochi-ken is so profusely indented over the 250 miles that many good ports and harbors are formed with rivers entering ...
United States. Dept. of the Army, 1945
