Nio at the Nandaimon, Todaiji

Summary

Nio at the Nandaimon, Todaiji is a Buddhist statue in Tōdai-ji^[1].

Key Facts

• Nio at the Nandaimon, Todaiji is the creator of Unkei^[2].
• Nio at the Nandaimon, Todaiji is the creator of Kaikei^[3].
• Nio at the Nandaimon, Todaiji is the creator of Jōkaku^[4].
• Nio at the Nandaimon, Todaiji is the creator of Tankei^[5].
• Nio at the Nandaimon, Todaiji is located in Nara Prefecture^[6].
• Nio at the Nandaimon, Todaiji is in the country of Japan^[7].
• Nio at the Nandaimon, Todaiji's image is recorded as Todaiji09.JPG^[8].
• Nio at the Nandaimon, Todaiji's image is recorded as Todaiji Nandaimon nio1.jpg^[9].
• Nio at the Nandaimon, Todaiji's instance of is recorded as Buddhist statue in Tōdai-ji^[10].
• Nio at the Nandaimon, Todaiji's instance of is recorded as colossal statue^[11].
• Nio at the Nandaimon, Todaiji's owned by is recorded as Tōdai-ji Temple^[12].
• Nio at the Nandaimon, Todaiji's movement is recorded as Kei school^[13].
• Nio at the Nandaimon, Todaiji's depicts is recorded as Nio^[14].
• Nio at the Nandaimon, Todaiji's made from material is recorded as hinoki wood^[15].
• Nio at the Nandaimon, Todaiji's location is recorded as Tōdai-ji Nandaimon^[16].
• Nio at the Nandaimon, Todaiji's Commons category is recorded as Nio at the Nandaimon, Todaiji^[17].
• Nio at the Nandaimon, Todaiji's country of origin is recorded as Japan^[18].
• +1203-11-08T00:00:00Z marks the founding of Nio at the Nandaimon, Todaiji^[19].
• Nio at the Nandaimon, Todaiji's heritage designation is recorded as Important Cultural Property of Japan^[20].
• Nio at the Nandaimon, Todaiji's heritage designation is recorded as National Treasure of Japan^[21].
• Nio at the Nandaimon, Todaiji's fabrication method is recorded as yosegi-zukuri^[22].
• Nio at the Nandaimon, Todaiji's time period is recorded as Kamakura period^[23].
• Nio at the Nandaimon, Todaiji's Google Knowledge Graph ID is recorded as /g/1q6l7qw75^[24].
• Nio at the Nandaimon, Todaiji's Japanese Database of National Cultural Properties ID is recorded as 201/196^[25].

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Works and Contributions

Created works include Unkei^[2], a busshi^[26], 1151–1224^[27], of Japan^[28], specialised in art of sculpture^[29]; Kaikei^[3], a painter^[30], 1150–1250^[31], of Japan^[32]; Jōkaku^[4], a busshi^[33], of Japan^[34]; and Tankei^[5], a busshi^[35], 1173–1256^[36], of Japan^[37].