後醍醐天皇宸翰天長印信（蠟牋）

Summary

後醍醐天皇宸翰天長印信（蠟牋） is a komonjo^[1].

Key Facts

• 後醍醐天皇宸翰天長印信（蠟牋） is located in Kyoto Prefecture^[2].
• 後醍醐天皇宸翰天長印信（蠟牋） is in the country of Japan^[3].
• 後醍醐天皇宸翰天長印信（蠟牋）'s instance of is recorded as komonjo^[4].
• 後醍醐天皇宸翰天長印信（蠟牋）'s instance of is recorded as shinkan^[5].
• 後醍醐天皇宸翰天長印信（蠟牋） is owned by Daigo-ji Temple^[6].
• 後醍醐天皇宸翰天長印信（蠟牋）'s genre is Buddhist art^[7].
• 後醍醐天皇宸翰天長印信（蠟牋）'s Commons category is recorded as Tenchō Injin (Emperor Go-Daigo)^[8].
• 後醍醐天皇宸翰天長印信（蠟牋）'s country of origin is recorded as Japan^[9].
• +1339-07-23T00:00:00Z marks the founding of 後醍醐天皇宸翰天長印信（蠟牋）^[10].
• 後醍醐天皇宸翰天長印信（蠟牋）'s official website is recorded as https://www.daigoji.or.jp/archives/cultural_assets/NA002/NA002.html^[11].
• 後醍醐天皇宸翰天長印信（蠟牋）'s heritage designation is recorded as Important Cultural Property of Japan^[12].
• 後醍醐天皇宸翰天長印信（蠟牋）'s heritage designation is recorded as National Treasure of Japan^[13].
• 後醍醐天皇宸翰天長印信（蠟牋） dates from the Northern and Southern dynasties^[14].
• 後醍醐天皇宸翰天長印信（蠟牋）'s author of afterword is recorded as Monkan-bō Kōshin^[15].
• 後醍醐天皇宸翰天長印信（蠟牋）'s calligrapher is recorded as Go-Daigo^[16].
• 後醍醐天皇宸翰天長印信（蠟牋）'s calligrapher is recorded as Monkan-bō Kōshin^[17].

Body

Definition and Type

Recorded instance of include komonjo^[4] and shinkan^[5].

Origins

+1339-07-23T00:00:00Z marks the founding of 後醍醐天皇宸翰天長印信（蠟牋）^[10].