Imperial Visitation for the Ceremonial Horserace of 1024
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Imperial Visitation for the Ceremonial Horserace of 1024
Summary
Imperial Visitation for the Ceremonial Horserace of 1024 is an emakimono[1].
Key Facts
- Imperial Visitation for the Ceremonial Horserace of 1024 is in the country of Japan[2].
- Imperial Visitation for the Ceremonial Horserace of 1024's image is recorded as 彰子高陽院行啓.jpg[3].
- Imperial Visitation for the Ceremonial Horserace of 1024's image is recorded as Imperial Visitation for the Ceremonial Horserace of 1024 (Komakurabe gyōkō emaki).jpg[4].
- Imperial Visitation for the Ceremonial Horserace of 1024's instance of is recorded as emakimono[5].
- Imperial Visitation for the Ceremonial Horserace of 1024's based on is recorded as Eiga Monogatari[6].
- Imperial Visitation for the Ceremonial Horserace of 1024's depicts is recorded as imperial visit[7].
- Imperial Visitation for the Ceremonial Horserace of 1024's depicts is recorded as traditional horse racing of Japan[8].
- Imperial Visitation for the Ceremonial Horserace of 1024's collection is recorded as Seikadō Bunko Library[9].
- Imperial Visitation for the Ceremonial Horserace of 1024's collection is recorded as Kubosō Memorial Museum of Arts[10].
- Imperial Visitation for the Ceremonial Horserace of 1024's NDL Authority ID is recorded as 00853910[11].
- Imperial Visitation for the Ceremonial Horserace of 1024's Commons category is recorded as Komakurabe Gyōkō Emaki[12].
- +1300-00-00T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Imperial Visitation for the Ceremonial Horserace of 1024[13].
- Imperial Visitation for the Ceremonial Horserace of 1024's has edition or translation is recorded as "Imperial Visit to the Great Horse Race at the Kaya-no-in Mansion" (Kaya-no-in komakurabe gyōkō emaki), from the Tale of Flowering Fortunes (Eiga monogatari)[14].
- Imperial Visitation for the Ceremonial Horserace of 1024's narrative location is recorded as Kaya-no-in[15].
- Imperial Visitation for the Ceremonial Horserace of 1024's heritage designation is recorded as Important Cultural Property of Japan[16].