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Übersetzung für 'Taihō' von Englisch nach Deutsch

Taihō Code

Taihō-Kodex {m}hist.law

• Taihō-Kodex {m} = Taihō Code

• Fujiwara no Fuhito, son of Nakatomi no Kamatari, was among those who produced the Taihō Ritsuryō.
• Due to the restrictions on foreigners, he could not join that stable, but its stablemaster Taihō had connections to the former Wakanohana Kanji II, and he joined Magaki stable instead.
• He went on to win five top division championships in total, a long way behind the thirty-two captured by his rival Taihō, who was promoted to "yokozuna" simultaneously with him.
• His ascent to "sekitori" status saw him take the "shikona" Ōhō, with the "Ō" kanji "王" being able to be pronounced phonetically the same as "大" (read: ō or dai), which is commonly used by wrestlers of Otake stable in deference to both Taihō and the current stablemaster (former "jūryō" Dairyū).
• In Japan, Emperor Monmu introduced the Twelve Ornaments via Taihō Code.

• Haguroiwa is best remembered for his feat in the March tournament of 1969 when (still competing under his family name of Toda) he ended the 45 bout winning streak of "yokozuna" Taihō, which was a postwar record at the time.
• He had been scheduled to fight Kashiwado in July 1969 and Taihō in May 1971, but on both occasions received a "fusensho" or win by default because the "yokozuna" both announced their retirements.
• The Taihō Code established a [...].
• In 758, Nakamaro was given the title and role of "Grand Guardian" ("taihō"); and his name was changed to Emi No Oshikatsu. The power to mint copper coins was granted to Oshikatsu in 758.
• Many traditional Japanese martial arts schools once included elements of "taiho jutsu", although most have since been lost to history. A number of "taiho jutsu" techniques have survived, though, and are still taught and practiced in their original forms by specialists in "jūjutsu" as well as "kenjutsu" and "iaido" (swordsmanship).

• Taiho Pharmaceutical Co., Ltd. established; Yukio Kobayashi appointed as president and representative director.