A descendant of Oono Yasumaro. In the third year of the Daido era, he was promoted to the rank of Jugo-no-Gi (Junior Fifth Rank). From the third year of the Kōnin era (812) to the fourth year of the Kōnin era (813), he gave lectures on the Nihon shoki (Chronicles of Japan) to more than ten people, including Kino Hirohama. Source: Kodansha Digital Japanese Name Dictionary +Plus Information | Legend |
太(おおの)安麻呂の子孫。大同(だいどう)3年に従五位下となる。弘仁(こうにん)3年(812)から4年にかけて参議紀(きの)広浜ら十余名に日本紀講筵(にほんぎこうえん)(「日本書紀」の講義)をおこなった。 出典 講談社デジタル版 日本人名大辞典+Plusについて 情報 | 凡例 |
...He focuses on the abnormality of the emotional...
[Birth] 1666 [Died] 1714 German theologian. Influe...
The Latin name of Ibn al-Haytham. Source: About Sh...
…In Japan, when popular magazines grew rapidly fr...
…Similar phenomena, although rare, are also seen ...
In particular, the existence of a mythology cente...
…The primary feathers are attached to the palm an...
A thinker from the mid-Edo period. He was commonl...
Year of death: November 21, 1852 (December 31, 185...
A former town in Tamana District, northwestern Kum...
…It is common in whites, but rare in Asians and b...
A name for female Kabuki actors. In the Edo perio...
A small shrub (illustration) of the Violaceae fami...
…This is the site of the first battle of the Amer...
A part of a Buddhist ceremony. It consists of four...