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==Natural Disasters in Tosa province==

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...reports population impacts across more short-term events, such as natural disasters and famines. Further, the surveys only count commoners, including peasants,

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...used extensive death and destruction, and is among the most famous natural disasters of the [[Edo period]]. The Ansei quake marks the emergence of the ''[[namaz [[Category:Natural Disasters]]

...lleon.jpg|right|thumb|320px|A model of a Spanish galleon on display at the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles]] ...ge, there was always a risk of storms, shipwreck, or other difficulties or disasters; Manila galleons were blown off course and became shipwrecked in Japan on a

...has survived nearly 1000 years, and numerous earthquakes and other natural disasters, along with thirteen other Khitan wooden structures built at the time, part

...he first two centuries of the Edo period, they chiefly reported on natural disasters, fires, and affairs concerning local individuals, such as love suicides and

In the 1750s, the domain was then struck by a series of natural disasters, which led to famines; hungry and angry peasants, sometimes even aided by l

...d be stored here, both to protect such things from possible fires or other disasters, and to keep the limited storage space in the main house comparatively free ...uction offer a fair degree of warmth in winter, cool in summer, fresh air, natural light, and so forth. The differing heights of various parts of the house di

...ving society, but faced considerable popular opposition as well as natural disasters and Xiongnu invasions. His efforts to create a new dynasty from within a te

...on over the centuries, both from wars and battles, as well as from natural disasters. Various rebellions of the late Heian period, along with significant elemen

...policies on the part of the shogunate, and the effects of numerous natural disasters and famines. However, it was also the result of the fact that many economic ...al realms was seen as spiritually or magically dangerous, as upsetting the natural order by existing outside of it; in a sense it was self-reinforcing. Since