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Noun Named Entity
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No term available
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Kūkai, born Saeki no Mao, posthumously called Kōbō Daishi, was a Japanese Buddhist monk, calligrapher, and poet who founded the esoteric Shingon school of Buddhism. Wikipedia
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Homo sapiens
PART OF
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Nittō Hakke
COUNTRY OF CITIZENSHIP
ꠎꠣꠙꠣꠘ
DESCRIBED BY SOURCE
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Obalky knih.cz
ETHNIC GROUP
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Japanese
FAMILY
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Nao Saeki
FATHER
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Saeki no Tagimi
LANGUAGES SPOKEN, WRITTEN OR SIGNED
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Japanese
MANNER OF DEATH
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natural causes
MOTHER
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Tamayorigozen
NATIVE LANGUAGE
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Japanese
NOTABLE WORK
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Sangō Shiiki
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Tenrei Banshō Meigi
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Secret Key to the Heart Sutra
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Jūjū Shinron
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Shōryōshū
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OCCUPATION
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philosopher
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poet
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bhikkhu
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calligrapher
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linguist
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PARTICIPANT IN
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Japanese missions to Tang China
PLACE OF BIRTH
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Zentsū-ji
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Kaigan-ji
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Tado district
PLACE OF BURIAL
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Okunoin
PLACE OF DEATH
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Mount Kōya
RELATIVE
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Enchin
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Chisen
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Shinzen
RELIGION
Shingon
SEX OR GENDER
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male
SIBLING
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Saeki no Suzukimaro
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Shinga
STUDENT
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Chisen
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道雄
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忠延
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円明
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泰範
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STUDENT OF
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Hui-kuo
WRITING LANGUAGE
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Japanese

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