The Monk Enchin Archives: A History of Japan-China Cultural Exchange
set of archived materials about Japanese monk Enchin
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The Monk Enchin Archives: A History of Japan-China Cultural Exchange
Summary
The Monk Enchin Archives: A History of Japan-China Cultural Exchange is a personal archive[1].
Key Facts
- The Monk Enchin Archives: A History of Japan-China Cultural Exchange is in the country of A History of Japan-China Cultural Exchange — country (P17): Japan[2].
- The Monk Enchin Archives: A History of Japan-China Cultural Exchange's image is recorded as Five Abhisambodhi 2.jpg[3].
- The Monk Enchin Archives: A History of Japan-China Cultural Exchange's instance of is recorded as A History of Japan-China Cultural Exchange — instance of (P31): personal archive[4].
- The Monk Enchin Archives: A History of Japan-China Cultural Exchange's instance of is recorded as A History of Japan-China Cultural Exchange — instance of (P31): manuscript collection[5].
- A History of Japan-China Cultural Exchange — named after (P138): Enchin is named after The Monk Enchin Archives: A History of Japan-China Cultural Exchange[6].
- The Monk Enchin Archives: A History of Japan-China Cultural Exchange's location is recorded as A History of Japan-China Cultural Exchange — location (P276): Mii-dera Temple[7].
- The Monk Enchin Archives: A History of Japan-China Cultural Exchange's location is recorded as A History of Japan-China Cultural Exchange — location (P276): Tokyo National Museum[8].
- The Monk Enchin Archives: A History of Japan-China Cultural Exchange's Commons category is recorded as The Monk Enchin Archives: A History of Japan-China Cultural Exchange[9].
- The Monk Enchin Archives: A History of Japan-China Cultural Exchange's has part is recorded as A History of Japan-China Cultural Exchange — has part(s) (P527): Documents and Texts Related to Chishō Daishi Enchin[10].
- The Monk Enchin Archives: A History of Japan-China Cultural Exchange's has part is recorded as A History of Japan-China Cultural Exchange — has part(s) (P527): Five Abhisambodhi (Complete Version)[11].
- The Monk Enchin Archives: A History of Japan-China Cultural Exchange's has part is recorded as A History of Japan-China Cultural Exchange — has part(s) (P527): Five Abhisambodhi (Incomplete Version)[12].
- The Monk Enchin Archives: A History of Japan-China Cultural Exchange's has part is recorded as A History of Japan-China Cultural Exchange — has part(s) (P527): Documents Related to Enchin[13].
- The Monk Enchin Archives: A History of Japan-China Cultural Exchange's has part is recorded as A History of Japan-China Cultural Exchange — has part(s) (P527): Imperial Decree Granting Ecclesiastical Rank of Hōin Daikashō and Posthumous Name Chishō Daishi to Daishi to Enchin[14].
- The Monk Enchin Archives: A History of Japan-China Cultural Exchange's described at URL is recorded as https://www.unesco.org/fr/memory-world/monk-enchin-archives-history-japan-china-cultural-exchange[15].
- The Monk Enchin Archives: A History of Japan-China Cultural Exchange's described at URL is recorded as https://www.unesco.org/en/memory-world/monk-enchin-archives-history-japan-china-cultural-exchange[16].
- The Monk Enchin Archives: A History of Japan-China Cultural Exchange's heritage designation is recorded as A History of Japan-China Cultural Exchange — heritage designation (P1435): Memory of the World International Register[17].
- The Monk Enchin Archives: A History of Japan-China Cultural Exchange's copyright status is recorded as A History of Japan-China Cultural Exchange — copyright status (P6216): copyrighted[18].
- The Monk Enchin Archives: A History of Japan-China Cultural Exchange's collection creator is recorded as A History of Japan-China Cultural Exchange — collection creator (P6241): Enchin[19].