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Tenrei Bansho Meigi, The myriad things, pronounced, defined, in seal script and clerical script (篆隷万象名義 Tenrei Banshō Meigi). Oldest extant Kanji dictionary. Transcription of the original by Kūkai from around 830–835. Start of first volume of six bound books by fukuro-toji[nb 2], ink on paper, 26.8 × 14.6 cm (10.6 × 5.7 in). Located at Kōzan-ji, Kyoto, Japan., Trnascription of the Tenrei Banshō Meigi
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Tenrei Bansho Meigi, Tenrei Banshō Meigi, Books of the Heian period, Kōzan-ji (Kyoto), 9th-century manuscripts, Calligraphy by Kukai, Books by Kukai, Japanese dictionaries, Kanji, National Treasures of Japan (writings)
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篆隷万象名義 篆隷万象名義 篆隷万象名義現存する最古の漢字辞書。空海による830-835年ごろの原画の転写。袋綴じ六巻巻上巻、紙本墨書、二十六×一尺六寸(10.6×5.7インチ)天霊万象名義の転写、京都・高山寺にある。
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篆隷万象名義、篆隷万象名義、平安時代の書、高山寺、9世紀の写本、空海の書、空海の書、日本の辞書、漢字、国宝(書跡)
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