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Pearson (2009). "Okinawa: The Rise of an Island Kingdom : Archaeological and Cultural Perspectives : Proceedings of a Symposium, Kingdom of the Coral Seas, November 17, 2007, at the School of Oriental and African Studies, University of London". Archaeopress.
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is the 24th king since Sonton (しやうねいハそんとんよりこのかた二十四たいのわうの御くらゐ...). The numbers of kings mentioned in these monuments agree with those of the official history books compiled much later although it is not clear whether the individual members were fixed at this stage.
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mausoleum while the function of Enkaku-ji was clarified as the mausoleum of the Second Shō dynasty. He moved all ancestral tablets, starting from
Shunten, to Sōgen-ji and thereby visualized the single line of succession based on Okinawa's own narrative.
427:(1470–1533) with a request by Kakuō Chisen, another Zen monk serving to Ryūkyū's Tennō-ji. According to a tale which Gesshū attributed to Kakuō, Tametomo moved to Ryūkyū, used demons as servants, and became the founder of the state, which the
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311:(1543) reads: "Shō Sei, King of Chūzan of the Great State of Ryūkyū, ascended to the throne as the 21st king since Sonton " (大りうきう国中山王尚清ハ、そんとんよりこのかた二十一代の御くらひをつきめしよわちへ). Similarly, another stone monument dated 1597 states that
378:(1713), Ryūfuku-ji in Urasoe, in addition to the above-mentioned temples, served as the royal mausoleum. This temple stored inkstone tablets representing the deceased kings from Shunten to Shō Hashi. According to the
437:(1244). Although at this stage, Tametomo was not explicitly associated with Shunten, the tale apparently circulated in the network of Zen Buddhists connecting Kyoto to Okinawa. A similar tale was recorded in the
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451:, who visited Ryūkyū from 1603 to 1606. This indicates that by that time, the tale of Tametomo had been known to non-Zen Buddhists. In light of these, the apparent innovation of the
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Islands (United States Civil Administration, 1950–1972). Shōgai Hōdōkyoku 琉球列島米国民政府涉外報道局 (1970). "守礼の光".
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Masayuki relates the notion of the line of succession to Buddhist temples where
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Masayuki 田名真之 (2008). "Ryūkyū ōken no keifu ishiki to Minamoto no Tametomo torai denshō"
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2597:Shō Shishō
2551:Tamagusuku
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2071:。御書中山世土四大字
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1681:1804–1828
1625:1796–1802
1596:1752–1795
1567:1713–1751
1538:1710–1712
1511:1669–1709
1482:1648–1668
1464:Shō Shitsu
1455:1641–1647
1428:1621–1640
1397:1587–1620
1368:1573–1586
1332:1556–1572
1303:1527–1555
1274:1477–1526
1218:1470–1476
1177:Warabi-naa
1083:1461–1469
1058:1454–1460
1042:Shō Taikyū
1033:1450–1453
1012:1443–1449
991:1440–1442
970:1422–1439
949:1407–1421
937:Shō Shishō
907:Shō Shishō
879:1398–1406
858:1355–1397
853:Oho-mamono
800:1337–1354
779:1314–1336
767:Tamagusuku
758:1309–1313
737:1300–1308
716:1260–1299
650:1249–1259
629:1238–1248
604:1187–1237
492:Tenson-shi
443:(1606) by
335:Shō Taikyū
195:Mamoru Shō
2986:Dynasties
2935:Sanshikan
2650:Shō Sen'i
2602:Shō Hashi
2090:正保元年七月三日、
1939:Citations
1903:Shō Tetsu
1805:Shō Sen'i
1787:Shō Shoku
1324:Kanichiyo
1227:Shō Sen'i
1140:replaced
958:Shō Hashi
895:Shō Hashi
387:Enkaku-ji
343:Tenkai-ji
331:Shō Hashi
180:Residence
172:Abolition
164:Formation
2955:Kumemura
2869:Yukatchu
2849:Nobility
2710:Shō Boku
2655:Shō Shin
2627:Shō Toku
2432:(1965).
2304:(2–12).
2161:通航一覧 巻之三
2085:通航一覧 巻之五
1576:Shō Boku
1415:天喜也末按司添
1254:Shō Shin
1119:Shō Shin
1099:Shō Toku
1067:Shō Toku
1007:Kimiteda
740:9 or 61
533:Amamikyu
480:Amamikyu
445:Jōdo-shū
391:Sōgen-ji
351:Tennō-ji
341:were at
339:Shō Toku
297:Shō Shin
239:Chūzan-ō
22:King of
2900:Offices
2874:Ueekata
2735:Shō Tai
2730:Shō Iku
2720:Shō Sei
2705:Shō Kei
2700:Shō Eki
2695:Shō Tei
2685:Shō Ken
2675:Shō Nei
2665:Shō Gen
2660:Shō Sei
2607:Shō Chū
2508:Shunten
2423:Sources
2307:Ryukyus
2040:中山世譜 巻九
1893:Shō Eki
1877:Shō Jun
1847:Shō Kyū
1835:Shō Nei
1719:Shō Tai
1690:Shō Iku
1634:Shō Sei
1620:Chōkoku
1547:Shō Kei
1520:Shō Eki
1491:Shō Tei
1437:Shō Ken
1386:日賀末按司添
1377:Shō Nei
1312:Shō Gen
1292:天続之按司添
1283:Shō Sei
1263:於義也嘉茂慧
1154:marquis
1150:Shō Tai
1028:Kimishi
987:Unknown
979:Shō Chū
796:Unknown
775:Unknown
754:Unknown
733:Unknown
646:Unknown
592:Shunten
562:Shunten
560:'s son
359:Shō Chū
313:Shō Nei
305:Shō Sei
299:of the
285:Shunten
158:Shō Tai
147:Shunten
77:Details
2907:Sessei
2879:Pekumi
2725:Shō Kō
2715:Shō On
2680:Shō Hō
2670:Shō Ei
2645:Shō En
2541:Taisei
2288:1405).
2275:
2247:琉球史文化論
2191:琉球史文化論
2143:世子尚質。為
2141:琉球國中山王
1992:
1961:
1923:Shō Kō
1919:Shō On
1865:Shō Hō
1829:Chōken
1801:Shō En
1781:Notes
1734:Chōken
1705:Chōken
1676:Chōshō
1661:Shō Kō
1605:Shō On
1562:Chōshi
1506:Chōshū
1423:Chōshō
1406:Shō Hō
1341:Shō Ei
1321:日始按司添
1297:真仁堯樽金
1268:真加戸樽金
1198:Shō En
1189:Reign
1130:domain
1111:Shō En
967:勢治高真物
928:Reign
837:Reign
725:Taisei
695:Reign
599:Sonton
583:Reign
449:Taichū
365:, and
347:Shō En
281:Chūzan
252:琉球国中山王
127:首里天加那志
119:美御前加那志
108:Ushū (
25:Ryūkyū
2579:Bunei
2574:Satto
2518:Gihon
2353:(PDF)
2346:(PDF)
2139:齎敕印。封
1859:Chōkō
1856:真三郎金
1826:思太郎金
1817:Shō I
1773:Nanui
1760:Kanji
1756:Name
1731:思次良金
1673:思次良金
1652:1803
1617:思五郎金
1591:Chōkō
1588:思五郎金
1532:思五郎金
1503:思五郎金
1420:思五郎金
1245:1477
1236:西之世主
1184:Nanui
1166:Kanji
1162:Name
1144:with
1138:Japan
1134:Japan
946:君志真物
919:Kanji
915:Name
903:Bunei
876:中之真物
867:Bunei
846:Satto
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824:Name
713:英祖日子
686:Kanji
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135:沖縄加那志
82:Style
2857:Udun
2556:Seii
2546:Eiji
2536:Eiso
2456:中山世譜
2451:中山世鑑
2399:help
2320:link
2302:守礼の光
2273:ISBN
2092:琉球国王
2069:琉球國王
2046:琉球國王
2026:尚姓此始
2024:琉球國王
1990:ISBN
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1912:思徳金
1886:思徳金
1702:思徳金
1646:思徳金
1559:思徳金
1476:思徳金
1449:思松金
1391:思徳金
1326:金千代
1231:尚宣威
1212:思徳金
1046:尚泰久
1025:尚金福
1004:尚思達
962:尚巴志
941:尚思紹
855:大真物
788:Seii
746:Eiji
704:Eiso
670:Eiso
554:Riyū
539:阿摩美久
337:and
210:琉球国王
34:琉球国王
2862:Aji
2168:中山王
2145:中山王
1907:尚哲
1881:尚純
1861:朝公
1851:尚久
1831:朝賢
1821:尚懿
1791:尚稷
1742:58
1736:朝憲
1723:尚泰
1713:34
1707:朝現
1694:尚育
1684:47
1678:朝相
1665:尚灝
1638:尚成
1628:18
1622:朝克
1609:尚温
1599:55
1593:朝康
1580:尚穆
1570:52
1564:朝糸
1551:尚敬
1541:34
1524:尚益
1514:64
1508:朝周
1495:尚貞
1485:39
1468:尚質
1458:23
1441:尚賢
1431:50
1425:朝昌
1410:尚豊
1400:56
1381:尚寧
1371:30
1345:尚永
1335:44
1316:尚元
1306:59
1287:尚清
1277:61
1258:尚真
1248:48
1221:61
1202:尚円
1132:of
1086:29
1071:尚徳
1061:45
1036:55
1030:君志
1015:41
1009:君日
994:54
983:尚忠
973:67
952:67
882:50
871:武寧
861:74
850:察度
803:21
792:西威
782:40
771:玉城
761:45
750:英慈
729:大成
719:70
708:英祖
642:義本
632:63
607:71
601:尊敦
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