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• Ryukyuan royal seal
  ...g the [[Qing Dynasty]], showing [[kanji|Chinese characters]] (琉球國王之印) in [[seal script]] on the right, and an inscription in the [[Manchu language]] on the The royal seal of the [[Kingdom of Ryukyu|Kingdom of Ryûkyû]] was bestowed upon the king
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• Red seal ships
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• Red seal ship
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• Funamoto Yaheiji
  Funamoto Yaheiji was a [[red seal ships|red seal ship]] trader, the first Tokugawa envoy to Quang Nam (a polity controlling ...'. Ithaca, NY: Cornell University, 1998. p64.</ref>. ''Shuinjô'', the "red seal licenses" issued by the shogunate permitting overseas trade, were generally
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• 57
  ...an Dynasty|Later Han]] history as receiving a golden seal. The same golden seal is believed to have been found by farmer [[Jinbei]] in [[1784]] on the isla
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• Chaya Shirojiro
  ...ential [[Kyoto]]-based merchants who took part in the [[red seal ships|red-seal trade]] licensed under the [[Tokugawa shogunate]]. Members of the [[Chaya f
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• 朱 (Zhu)
  *[[Red seal ships]] - 朱印船 (''shuinsen'') *[[Red seal ships|Red seal certificate]] - 朱印状 (''shuinjô'')
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• Na
  ...o inbun.jpg|right|thumb|200px|The [[Imperial Seal of China|golden imperial seal]] said to have been granted to ''Na'' by Emperor Guangwu of Han.]] ...reasure]].<ref>"[http://museum.city.fukuoka.jp/english/eb/eb_fr2.html Gold Seal]," Fukuoka City Museum, official website.</ref>
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• Seals
  ...imprinted directly in red, are called ''shubun'in'' (lit. "red characters seal"). ...sidered somewhat less formal than the ''kaô'', and a vermillion or red-ink seal (''shuin'') somewhat less formal still.
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• Ryukyuan royal seal
  ...g the [[Qing Dynasty]], showing [[kanji|Chinese characters]] (琉球國王之印) in [[seal script]] on the right, and an inscription in the [[Manchu language]] on the The royal seal of the [[Kingdom of Ryukyu|Kingdom of Ryûkyû]] was bestowed upon the king
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• Funamoto Yashichiro
  Funamoto Yashichirô was a [[red seal ships|red seal ship]] trader who came to oversee the ''[[Nihonmachi]]'' in Quang Nam (cent
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• Mo Taikyu
  ...un, and Tei Shizen back to Beijing, but as they still had not returned the seal, it was for naught.
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• 1654
  ...ing Dynasty|Ming]] Imperial Court, receiving a [[Qing Dynasty|Qing]] royal seal and reconfirmation of his father, [[Sho Shitsu|Shô Shitsu]], as King of Ry
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• Emperor Guangwu
  ...n 57 CE granted a golden seal to the state of [[Na]], located on Kyushu, a seal which would be discovered by a farmer in the 18th century, the earliest ext
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• Manchu language
  ...yûkyû Kingdom]] during the [[Qing Dynasty]], showing Chinese (琉球國王之印) in [[seal script]] on the right, and an inscription in the Manchu language on the lef
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• Sho Shitsu
  ...dom's [[Ming Dynasty]] [[Ryukyuan royal seal|royal seal]], receiving a new seal from the Qing. He later became the first king to receive a formal [[Chinese
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• 1403
  ...aga a large gold seal, with a turtle-shaped knob, bearing the inscription "Seal of the King of Japan." [[Kango boeki|Tallies]] (J: ''kangô'') are sent as
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• Moriya Jihei
  ...colophon (''[[okutsuke]]'') of books he published as Kinshindô (錦森堂); his seal read "Moriji" (森冶). ...onwards, he (or his successor in operating his publishing business) used a seal which read "Ishikawa Jihei."
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• Iwao Seiichi
  ...His work on [[Nihonmachi]] in Southeast Asia, and on ''[[shuinsen]]'' (red seal ships) was particularly groundbreaking. *''Shuinsen bôekishi no kenkyû'' (Studies in the History of the Red Seal Ship Trade), 1958.
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• 1603
  * 1603/12 A [[Red seal ships|Red seal ship]] sails to Vietnam from [[Nagasaki]].
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• Vermillion
  [[File:Ryukyu-qing-seal.jpg|right|thumb|300px|The royal seal of the [[Ryukyu Kingdom|Ryûkyû Kingdom]] during the [[Qing Dynasty]], sea ...ently used in the ''shuinjô'', or "red seal certificates," authorizing red seal ship (''[[shuinsen]]'') merchants to trade overseas in the late 16th to ear
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• 1635
  *1635/1/9 The ''[[roju|rôjû]]'' issue a letter to [[red seal ships|red seal ship]] traders warning them not to leave port. ...ing overseas, and from returning from overseas, marking the end of the red seal ships system.
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• Arima Sugihiro
  ...ave been from the [[Arima family]] of merchants, who held a [[shuinsen|red seal license]] for trade in [[Champa]].
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• Xie Bizhen
  ...ake a formal request for royal [[investiture]], and for a new, Qing, royal seal.
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• Suetsugu Kozen
  Suetsugu Kozen was a notable [[red seal ships]] merchant active in the early 17th century.
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• Shuinsen
  ...as a result, the traders' ships came to be known as ''shuinsen'', or "red seal ships." ...urity of Tokugawa rule by restricting ''daimyô'' power. Further, while red seal licenses continued to be issued to non-Japanese ship captains, patrons, or
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• Gokoku-ji (Okinawa)
  ...seal of the Ryukyuan royal [[Sho dynasty|Shô dynasty]], and the other, the seal of the Government of Japan. A monument to Bettelheim was erected in 1926.
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• Hasegawa Gonroku
  ...lso directly involved in the Southeast Asia trade, and held [[shuinsen|red seal ship]] licenses (''shuinjô'') authorizing them in that trade.
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• 1651
  ...ingdom|Ryûkyû]], and demands the return of the [[Ryukyuan royal seal|royal seal]] granted the kingdom by the [[Ming Dynasty]].
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• Shunzhi Emperor
  ...he Ming Dynasty, in return for which Shunzhi provided them with a new Qing seal and imperial rescript, establishing formal [[investiture]]/[[tributary]] re
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• Espiritu Santo
  ...nted a guarantee of safe passage home, and also a series of [[shuinsen|red seal ship]] licenses authorizing future official trade between Japan and [[Manil
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• Jacques Specx
  Specx received a [[shuinsen|red seal license]] from [[Tokugawa Ieyasu]] in [[1611]], authorizing him (within the
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• Sokan
  *''Hô-in'' (法印) - Seal of the Law
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• Katerina Ilioni
  ...in the Christian fashion, as well as images more stylistically Chinese. A seal to the left of the Latin inscription bears the name of the Chinese artist w
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• Frank Hawley
  ...bunko.JPG|right|thumb|100px|Hawley's ''Hôrei bunko'' ("Hawley Collection") seal]] ...something which today is of great use for scholars. Many he stamped with a seal reading 「宝玲文庫」 (''Hôrei bunko'', "Hawley Collection").
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• Inro
  ...tiered boxes typically hung from one's belt, and used to carry a personal seal, and other small objects, including [[medicine]]s. A string connects the se
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• Takahashi Shoun
  ...hi clan would cease to exist. However, Shôun's bloodline did continue. His seal, flag, and ''[[umajirushi]]'' are all unknown.
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• Yokoi Kinkoku
  ...inkoku was an [[Edo period]] [[literati painting|literati painter]], poet, seal-carver, ceramics artist, and monk. He studied under [[Yosa Buson]].
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• Buddhist ranks and titles
  *''Hôin'' 法印 - lit. "seal of the law," a title also granted to artists
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• Sho Tei
  ...Shô Tei traveled to Beijing and exchanged the [[Ryukyuan royal seal|royal seal]] granted the kingdom by the [[Ming Dynasty]] for a new one from the [[Qing
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• 1784
  ...Han China to an autonomous, early Japanese kingdom called ''[[Na]]''. The seal was found on Shiga Island in Fukuoka.
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• 1611
  * 1611/7/25 [[Bakufu]] gives [[shuinsen|Red Seal]] to [[Jacques Specx]]. *The bakufu ends the system of [[shuinsen|red seal shipping licenses]] as it pertains to daimyô.
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• Li Dan
  ...nd becoming a part of the ''[[shuinsen]]'' trade, with a formal vermillion seal license from the [[Tokugawa shogunate]]. Prior to becoming a more honest tr
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• Manchus
  ...om|Ryûkyû Kingdom]] during the Qing Dynasty, showing Chinese (琉球國王之印) in [[seal script]] on the right, and an inscription in the [[Manchu language]] on the
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• Chaya Shirojiro Kiyotsugu
  Beginning in 1612, the family obtained official licenses (''[[red seal ships|shuin]]'') from the shogunate to outfit the ships trading with [[Anna
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• Sorimachi Shigeo
  ...ing the street procession of a [[Ryukyuan embassy to Edo]], also bears his seal.<ref>Yokoyama Manabu, ''Ryûkyûkoku shisetsu tôjô gyôretsu emaki wo yom
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• Ashikaga Yoshimitsu
  ...by a large gold seal, with a turtle-shaped knob, bearing the inscription "Seal of the King of Japan." [[Kango boeki|Tallies]] (J: ''kangô'') were sent as
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• Kafu
  ...he royal government, and one, stamped with the [[Ryukyuan royal seal|royal seal]], kept by the family described in that record. With this system in place,
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• 1631
  *''Hôsho'' system is introduced, requiring [[red seal ships]] to now carry an additional authorization form.
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• Emperor Seiwa
  ...Buddhist, and granted the title of ''Hôin Yamato jôi'' ("Yamato Upper Rank Seal of the Law") to [[Kukai|Kûkai]].<ref>Ono Masako, Tomita Chinatsu, Kanna Ke
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• Kashihonya
  The [[seal]] of the ''kashihon'ya'' would often be placed in the front of the book - e
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• 1604
  * The shogunate issues the first ''[[shuinjo|shuinjô]]'' (vermillion seal licenses) to authorize traders' activities in Southeast Asia, Korea, and el
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• Araki Sotaro
  ...h East India Company]] upside-down, an indication that he sailed under red seal licenses issued, originally, to the Dutch.<ref>Geoffrey Gunn, ''History Wit
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• Tokugawa shogunate
  ...ghly equal with the shogun as "King of Japan"; thus, the shogun's personal seal, and not that of the ''rôjû'', was employed.</ref> The lead ''rôjû'' wa
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• Katsushika Oi
  ...ssoms at Night," traditionally attributed to Katsushika Ôi though it lacks seal or signature. A tall stone lantern, and smaller lantern by her feet, illumi ...f a "Woman at a Fulling Block under the Moon" bears the same signature and seal as the Boston piece. Possibly painted earlier in her career, around the 182
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• Hitomi Chikudo
  ...口録--> and ''Jinjutsu Ryûkyû haichô ki''<!--壬戌琉球拝朝記-->. He also set his red seal to the re-issued ''[[Buke shohatto]]'' in [[1683]], and to the ''shoke shoj
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• Pho Hien
  Eleven [[red seal ships]] licenses were issued between [[1606]] and [[1614]] by the [[Tokugaw
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• Nagazumi Yoko
  *“The Japanese Go-Shuinjo (Vermilion Seal) Maritime Trade in Taiwan.” ''Around and About Formosa: Essays in Honor o
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• 1791
  ...published, along with the designer's (artist's) signature and publisher's seal.
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• Goto school
  ...] Ashikaga Yoshimasa. The first few generations of masters did not sign or seal their works, but around 1600, members of the Gotô school began to authenti
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• 1601
  ...frustrating plans for rapprochement in Sino-Japanese relations. The [[red seal ships]] system is revived, or re-systematized under the new [[Tokugawa shog
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• Jan Joosten
  ...working more actively for them, while also being granted a [[shuinsen|red seal license]] and engaging himself in the Southeast Asia trade. Once the [[Brit
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• Satto
  ...ack with various gifts from China, including a [[Ryukyuan royal seal|royal seal]] which served as a symbol of [[investiture]]. A Chinese official accompani
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• Denma
  ...uments entitling someone to free services; meanwhile, the shogun's own red seal (''goshuin'') provided [[kuge|court nobles]], designated temple priests, th
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• Nguyen Hoang
  ...hat authorized Japanese merchants possessed a license with an official red seal, and that others, who did not possess such a license, such as Shirahama, we
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• 1790
  ...e names of designer (artist) and publisher, but also a ''kiwame'' censors' seal.
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• Ejiri
  ...d in Ejiri after the fall of the Takeda clan; receiving a ''shuinjô'' (red-seal license) from [[Tokugawa Ieyasu]] to run an operation providing [[denma|pos
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• Richard Wickham
  ...ed at [[Naha]] for supplies and repairs, but despite Adams' [[shuinsen|red seal license]] from the [[Tokugawa shogunate|shogunate]], marking him as an auth
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• The Samurai Archives
  ...in with a vengeance, as Japanese history was a long time interest of his. Seal wrote the bulk of the original biographies, much of this work done during t ...anged to "Featured Articles" in mid 2002, and at this time articles by F.W.Seal were moved there from the "Culture" and "General History" sections, to give
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• Ohara Shigetomi
  ...<!--閑院宮載仁親王--> had an [[State Shinto|Imperial Shinto]] stele engraved in [[seal script]] erected on the site.
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• Malacca
  ...00-1800'', Hong Kong University Press (2011), 220-221.</ref> Japanese "red seal ships" (''[[shuinsen]]''), however, did begin to travel to Malacca for trad
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• Tonkin
  ...tuguese and Vietnamese traders.<ref>Wray, 79-89.</ref> The prominent [[red seal ship]] merchants [[Suminokura Ryoi|Suminokura Ryôi]] and his son [[Suminok
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• Clove
  ...ings, responses to the King's letters, and a ''[[shuinsen|shuinjô]]'' (red seal certificate) granting formal permission for the English to live, travel, an
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• Yamada Nagamasa
  ...nd a job as a dockworker in [[Sakai]], joined the crew of a [[shuinsen|red seal ship]] bound for Siam in [[1612]], and arrived in Ayutthaya some ten weeks ...ip, which he sent to Nagasaki in the hopes of obtaining a ''shuinjô'' (red seal license). He was not granted one until a full year later, however, and so h
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• Hayashi Tadamasa
  ...work. In total, it's believed that more than 156,000 prints bear Hayashi's seal, along with over 9,000 volumes of illustrated books and nearly 850 painted
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• Ryukyuan missions to Korea
  A [[kango boeki|tally]]-like system in which a half-cut [[seals|seal]] was used was introduced at the recommendation of [[Hakata]] merchant [[Ta
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• Gusukuma Seiho
  ...in the 1945 battle of Okinawa. There is only one extant work which bears a seal (''rakan'') confirming it to have been painted by Gusukuma<ref name=jinmei/
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• Quan Kui
  ...poor, and that he generally had a scribe write for him, the signature and seal on this work are his<ref name=wonder/>.
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• Yan Zhenqing
  ...ominant Wang Xizhi-influenced style, while at the same time drawing upon [[seal script]], [[clerical script]], and other historical styles. [[Su Shi]], the
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• William Adams
  Adams was granted a [[shuinsen|red seal trading license]] by the shogunate, and traveled to [[Ayutthaya]] (Siam) on ...that of his wife, Oyuki. Following Adams' death, Joseph inherited his red seal license, his fief, and the name "Miura Anjin," and continued to trade for a
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• Suminokura Ryoi
  ...eriod]]. One of the wealthiest merchants in Kyoto, and active in the [[red seal ships]] trade with Southeast Asia, he is perhaps most known today for his p
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• Taira no Tokuko
  ...eike) to a place of great power in the second half of the 12th century. To seal his place in politics, he endeavored to marry into the Imperial family, wit
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• Ming loyalists
  ...l seal and imperial rescript granted them by the Ming, and requested a new seal and rescript from the Qing, but even at that time did not explicitly reques
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• Sanada Nobuyuki
  * Japanese: 真田信之 ''(Sanada Nobuyuki)'' <ref>Nobuyuki used 信之 on his official seal and often for his signature, and the accounts use that. However two docume
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• Zhang Daqian
  ...nhuang]] in 1941-1943, and extensive practice in reading and reproducing [[seal script]].
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• Burma
  ...s, for example the king kowtowing while receiving an official golden royal seal in [[1792]], the Burmese sources give no such indication.
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• Tokugawa Iemitsu
  ...issued further bans on [[Christianity]]; implemented changes to the [[red seal ships]] system requiring captains to now carry a ''hôsho'' license from th
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• Abe no Seimei
  ...Seimei. Seimei instructed Yorimitsu: "For seven days, purify yourself and seal up the demon's hand, reading the Ninno Sutra over it as a prayer." On the
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• Sakamoto Ryoma
  ...brokered the secret military alliance between Satsuma and Choshu that will seal the fate of the [[Tokugawa clan|Tokugawa]] [[Bakufu]].
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• History of Writing
  ...e uncovered in Japan dates all the way back to [[57]] CE. This is a golden seal granted to the Japanese state of [[Na]] by [[Emperor Guangwu]] of the [[Han Outside of the golden seal of Na, another of the oldest objects found in Japan bearing inscriptions is
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• Nihonmachi
  ...hite Lotus Press (2009), 26.</ref> The establishment of the [[shuinsen|red seal ships]] system by Toyotomi Hideyoshi in the 1590s, and its continuation und ...n Japanese ships visited the port every year during the period of the "red seal ships," that is, between roughly 1590 and 1635; this represented fully a qu
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• Ayutthaya
  ...return. In [[1575]], Ayutthaya sent envoys to Ming to request a new royal seal to replace one destroyed in fighting with the Burmese, and in [[1592]] King ...In addition, over the next three years, the shogunate issued only one red seal license for trade in Cambodia.<ref>Polenghi, 45-46.</ref>
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• Hoi An
  ...s, as intermediary points, where they could trade safely. Roughly 42 [[red seal ships]] licenses were issued by the [[Tokugawa shogunate]] for trade with Q
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• Chinese in Nagasaki
  ...ally trade]] system, giving each Chinese ship that left Nagasaki half of a seal which, when matched with the half retained by Nagasaki officials, would con
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• Vietnam
  ...]] response to Lord (''Chúa'') Nguyễn Hoang, explaining the [[shuinsen|red seal ship]] system,<ref>That authorized merchants would carry formal licenses ma ...Japanese ships visited the port every year during the period of the "[[red seal ships]]," that is, between roughly 1590 and 1635; this represented fully a
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• Arai Hakuseki
  ...i|tally trade]], in which Chinese ships leaving Nagasaki were given half a seal which, when matched up with the other half held by the Nagasaki customs off
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• Chinese investiture envoys
  ...to grant investiture until Ryûkyû returned the [[Ryukyuan royal seal|royal seal]] granted the kingdom by the Ming, thus proving they were severing their lo ...l Rescript, and to request a new stamp and rescript from the Qing. The new seal and rescript were finally granted to Ryûkyû on [[1654]]/6/15, with the fi
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• Daimyo
  ...performed by retainers, who then simply obtained the ''daimyô's'' formal [[seal]] of approval. Much as might be said about the shogun, the [[Emperor of Chi
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• Osaka castle
  ...ble for that section of construction (most of the stones have the daimyo’s seal chiseled into them). This involved draining the wet moats and took quite a
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• Ise Shrine
  ...st a heavenly spear into the ocean depths, and that she did so guided by a seal placed by [[Dainichi]] (Vairocana Buddha) in that spot on the ocean floor.
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• Ryukyu seasonal observances
  ...w the throne, as the king, in Ryukyuan court costume, formally pressed his seal onto his first work of calligraphy of the year (''kissho'', 吉書). The ki
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• National Treasures
  **Gold seal granted in [[57]] CE to the State of [[Na]] by [[Emperor Guangwu]] of [[Han
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• Han
  ...performed by retainers, who then simply obtained the ''daimyô's'' formal [[seal]] of approval. Much as might be said about the shogun, the [[Emperor of Chi
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• Kentoshi
  ...eless, in paintings of the ''kentôsen'', and of the ''[[shuinsen]]'' ("red seal ships") of the 16th-17th centuries, it is wickerwork sails which are depict
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• Qing Dynasty
  ...om|Ryûkyû Kingdom]] during the Qing Dynasty, showing Chinese (琉球國王之印) in [[seal script]] on the right, and an inscription in the [[Manchu language]] on the
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• Hokkaido
  ...''. Japanese traded iron tools and other products for bear and sable furs, seal skins, bird feathers, ''[[kombu]]'' seaweed, and other natural products.<re
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• Meiji period
  ...ed in its new, modern incarnation, after the position of Lord of the Privy Seal in European courts.<ref>Ben Ami Shillony, "Restoration, Emperor, Diet, Pref
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• Joseon Dynasty
  ...g the Qing calendar and Qing reign names; switching the Ming-granted royal seal for a Qing-granted one; and by addressing the Qing in formal communications
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• Invasion of Ryukyu
  ...seals (朱印, ''shuin'') used on certain kinds of formal documents, the black seal (墨印, ''bokuin'') similarly lent certain types of documents formality an
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• Wako
  ...n emergency (shipwreck, drifting off-course, etc.), but explains the [[red seal ships]] system, and grants permission to the Chinese authorities to punish
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• Tokugawa Ieyasu
  ...which he felt compelled to accept (and legend has it they peed together to seal the agreement). On paper, the deal was an exceedingly good one: Ieyasu woul
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• Edo Period
  ...shogunate sent formally licensed ships called ''[[shuinsen]]'' (vermillion seal ships) throughout East and Southeast Asia. The region's seas were overrun w
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