EditerListe des erreurs (?) relevés dans The Cambridge History Of Japan :
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| Carte du sanctuaire de Miwa pas précise, devrait être plus haut ?
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| Page 248
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| The first clear indication that Nagaya was losing control came in the ninth month of 927 when Lady Asukabe - Shomu's empress and Fuhito's daughter who later became Principal Empress Komyo - gave birth to Prince Motoi
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| 927 ? Ce ne serait pas plutôt 727 ?
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| Page 253
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| between 741 and 745 Japan had three new capitals: first at Kuni in Yamashiro, then at Shigaraki in Omi, and finally at Naniwa in Settsu
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| Naniwa puis Shigaraki selon wikipedia anglais et français.
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| Tachibana no Moroe continued on as minister of the left until 756, just a year before Koken's abdication.
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| Koken a adbiqué en 758.
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