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'''御殿''' (O: ''udun'') | '''御殿''' (O: ''udun'') | ||
*In the [[Ryukyu Kingdom|Ryûkyû Kingdom]], ''udun'' ("palaces") were the highest of three categories of residences or households, and the term survives in the names of numerous prominent mansions. | *In the [[Ryukyu Kingdom|Ryûkyû Kingdom]], ''udun'' ("palaces") were the highest of three categories of residences or households, and the term survives in the names of numerous prominent mansions. | ||
| + | *[[Kikoe-ogimi|Chifijin udun]] - 聞得大君御殿 | ||
| + | *[[Kikoe-ogimi|Kikoe-ôgimi udun]] - 聞得大君御殿 | ||
*[[Miima udun]] - 嶺間御殿 | *[[Miima udun]] - 嶺間御殿 | ||
*[[Nakagusuku udun]] - 中城御殿 | *[[Nakagusuku udun]] - 中城御殿 | ||
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御殿 (J: goten)
- The Japanese word goten is a general word for "palace" and can refer to any number of residential or other buildings within a larger compound, typically a castle. Most castles would have had at least a honmaru goten (central bailey palace), if not a ninomaru goten (second bailey castle). For information on these "palaces," see the respective articles for individual castles.
御殿 (O: udun)
- In the Ryûkyû Kingdom, udun ("palaces") were the highest of three categories of residences or households, and the term survives in the names of numerous prominent mansions.
- Chifijin udun - 聞得大君御殿
- Kikoe-ôgimi udun - 聞得大君御殿
- Miima udun - 嶺間御殿
- Nakagusuku udun - 中城御殿
- Uchaya udun - 御茶屋御殿
- Uchima udun - 内間御殿
- Ufumi udun - 大美御殿
