oiran

high-ranking courtesan in Japan, whose occupation arose in the Edo period and was largely replaced by geisha by the late 19th century
Class type of: courtesan, yūjo Q570749

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5 properties
Instance of
historical profession
Followed by
geisha[2]
Name in kana
おいらん[6]
🏷️ Also known as
en oiran ar أويران el Οϊράν fa اوئیران he אויראן ja おいらん ja 花魁 ko 오이란 ru ойран
🔖 Identifiers · 3
Freebase ID
/m/07q7_f
Great Norwegian Encyclopedia ID
oiran

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Summary

oiran is a historical profession[1].

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