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Noun Named Entity
Categories: Boeddhisme, Japans geestelijke
NL
Kukai  Kobo-Daishi  Kobo daishi  Kobodaishi  Kōbō-Daishi
NL
Kūkai, ook bekend als Kōbō-Daishi was de stichter van de Shingon-school van het Boeddhisme. Wikipedia
Definitions
Relations
Sources
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Kūkai, ook bekend als Kōbō-Daishi was de stichter van de Shingon-school van het Boeddhisme. Wikipedia
Japans lexicograaf (774-835) Wikidata
IS A
mens
PART OF
EN
Nittō Hakke
COUNTRY OF CITIZENSHIP
Japan
DESCRIBED BY SOURCE
Obalky knih.cz
ETHNIC GROUP
Japanners
FAMILY
EN
Nao Saeki
FATHER
EN
Saeki no Tagimi
LANGUAGES SPOKEN, WRITTEN OR SIGNED
Japans
MANNER OF DEATH
natuurlijke dood
MOTHER
EN
Tamayorigozen
NATIVE LANGUAGE
Japans
NOTABLE WORK
Sangō Shiiki
Tenrei Banshō Meigi
EN
Secret Key to the Heart Sutra
EN
Jūjū Shinron
EN
Shōryōshū
+2 relations
OCCUPATION
filosoof
dichter
bhikkhu
kalligraaf
taalkundige
+1 relations
PARTICIPANT IN
EN
Japanese missions to Tang China
PLACE OF BIRTH
Zentsū-ji
EN
Kaigan-ji
EN
Tado district
PLACE OF BURIAL
EN
Okunoin
PLACE OF DEATH
Koyasan
RELATIVE
Enchin
EN
Chisen
EN
Shinzen
RELIGION
Shingon
SEX OR GENDER
mannelijk
SIBLING
EN
Saeki no Suzukimaro
EN
Shinga
STUDENT
EN
Chisen
JA
道雄
JA
忠延
JA
円明
JA
泰範
+5 relations
STUDENT OF
Hui-kuo
WRITING LANGUAGE
Japans
Wikipedia
NL
Kukai
Wikidata
NL
Kukai
Wikipedia Redirections
NL
Kobo-Daishi, Kobo daishi, Kobodaishi, Kōbō-Daishi, Kūkai
Wikidata Alias
NL
Shi Konghai

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