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Tenpō Selected Compendium [156] Volume 57 Middle: Ming Way and Customs Section Two
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Tenpō Selected Compendium [156] Volume 57 Middle: Ming Way and Customs Section Two

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Credit line天保撰要類集 [156] 第五十七　中 明地道式之部　弐. National Diet Library, Japan. Public domain.
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