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• Kyan Bangen
  *''Japanese'': 喜安蕃元 ''(Kyan/Kian Bangen)'' ...ei]] of the [[Kingdom of Ryukyu|Kingdom of Ryûkyû]], and the author of ''[[Kyan nikki]]'', one of the only extant primary source documents relating the eve
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• 喜屋武 (Kyan)
  '''喜屋武''' (Surname: Kyan) *[[Kyan Chokyo|Kyan Chôkyô]] - 喜屋武朝教
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• Kyan ueekata
  #REDIRECT [[Kyan Bangen]]
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• Kyan Chofu
  [[File:Sho-ishin.jpg|right|thumb|400px|Kyan ''peechin'' Shô Ishin in a photo of the leaders of the [[1872]] embassy to *''Titles'': 喜屋武親雲上 ''(Kyan peechin)''
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• 喜屋武 (Kyan)
  '''喜屋武''' (Surname: Kyan) *[[Kyan Chokyo|Kyan Chôkyô]] - 喜屋武朝教
  279 bytes (28 words) - 16:42, 24 November 2009
• Sho Ishin
  *[[Kyan Chofu|Kyan ''peechin'' Chôfu]] 喜屋武親雲上朝扶 (Shô Ishin) 向維新, ''[[s
  297 bytes (33 words) - 00:17, 24 January 2020
• Kyan Chofu
  [[File:Sho-ishin.jpg|right|thumb|400px|Kyan ''peechin'' Shô Ishin in a photo of the leaders of the [[1872]] embassy to *''Titles'': 喜屋武親雲上 ''(Kyan peechin)''
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• 喜屋武
  #REDIRECT [[喜屋武 (Kyan)]]
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• Gan Koki
  *''Titles'': 喜屋武筑登之 ''(Kyan chikudun)'' Gan Kôki, also known as Kyan [[Ryukyuan court ranks|chikudun]], was a Ryukyuan official and physician.
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• Sho Shoko
  ...ncess of the [[Ryukyu Kingdom|Ryûkyû Kingdom]]. A daughter of [[Kyan Choon|Kyan Chôon]]<!--金武按司朝穏-->, she married Crown Prince [[Sho Ten|Shô
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• Kyan Bangen
  *''Japanese'': 喜安蕃元 ''(Kyan/Kian Bangen)'' ...ei]] of the [[Kingdom of Ryukyu|Kingdom of Ryûkyû]], and the author of ''[[Kyan nikki]]'', one of the only extant primary source documents relating the eve
  4 KB (557 words) - 23:54, 17 February 2020
• 1653
  *[[Kyan Bangen]], author of ''[[Kyan nikki]]'', dies (b. [[1566]]).
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• 1566
  *[[Kyan Bangen]], author of ''[[Kyan nikki]]'', is born (d. [[1653]]).
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• Makiminato
  ...[invasion of Ryukyu]]; a Ryukyuan group, including official [[Kyan ueekata|Kyan ''ueekata'' Bangen]], came ashore at Makiminato as well, earlier in the bat
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• Sho Tatsudo
  While in [[Kagoshima]] studying medicine alongside [[Gan Koki|Gan Kôki]] (Kyan chikudun) in [[1782]] or [[1783]], he met with [[Tachibana Nankei]]; their
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• Gushikawa gusuku (Itoman)
  Gushikawa gusuku is an Okinawan fortress located on a cliff at Kyan-misaki in the city of [[Itoman]] in southern Okinawa. It is believed to hav
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• Agena castle
  ...a relative of the lord of [[Nakijin gusuku]], and his territory included [[Kyan gusuku]] and [[Yara gusuku]] as well.<ref name=kitahara>Kitahara Shûichi.
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• 1600
  *The monk [[Kyan Bangen]] first arrives in [[Kingdom of Ryukyu|Ryûkyû]].
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• Kasuri
  ...f> Ryukyuan ''kasuri'' textiles are today chiefly produced in silk, in the Kyan neighborhood of Haebaru-chô, and Teruya in central [[Okinawa Island|Okinaw
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• Bai Izen
  ...father, Bai Ien, was named ''[[jito (Ryukyu)|jitô]]'' of Fukuji village in Kyan ''[[magiri]]'', and took the title of Fukuji ''peechin''; in conjunction wi
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• 1664
  *[[Kyan Chikudun]], a member of the crew of a Ryukyuan tribute vessel, is killed by
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• Oamushirare
  ...g [[Kumejima]], Kushi, [[Nago]], [[Yomitanzan]], [[Chatan]], [[Mabuni]], [[Kyan]], Makabe, Takamine, [[Kochinda]], [[Kanegusuku]], [[Mawashi]], [[Tomigusuk
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• Bai Ien
  ...e title of Takasato ''peechin''. Ien was later named ''jitô'' of Fukuji in Kyan ''magiri'', with the title of Fukuji ''peechin''. That year, he began a 22- ...'' for a time, and in [[1873]], he was named ''jitô'' of Fukuji village in Kyan ''magiri'', along with the title of Fukuji ''peechin''. While the [[Ryukyu
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• Rinkai-ji
  ...tion "Rinkai," and the existence of a temple there, being mentioned in ''[[Kyan nikki]]''. However, a temple bell dating to [[1459]] is also associated wit
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