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*The [[Waegwan]] at Pusan had a kiln from 1639-1717 - Freer Gallery gallery labels
*The [[Waegwan]] at Pusan had a kiln from 1639-1717 - Freer Gallery gallery labels
*Samurai were required to provision themselves. Arms and armor were not provided by the lord, but rather each man was expected to show up fully equipped and prepared, or else suffer severe consequences. (see docs read in sorobun class)
*[[Scholar-officials]] came to be known as "mandarins" from a Sanskrit word for "councilor" which entered Hindi, then Malay, where it was picked up by the Portuguese and was then adopted by other Europeans. - Craig, Heritage of Chinese Civ, 109.
*[[Scholar-officials]] came to be known as "mandarins" from a Sanskrit word for "councilor" which entered Hindi, then Malay, where it was picked up by the Portuguese and was then adopted by other Europeans. - Craig, Heritage of Chinese Civ, 109.