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12 nov. 2020 · En 1609, le clan Shimazu de Satsuma, au sud de Kyûshû, envahit Okinawa, et les îles furent intégrées dans le système féodal japonais, sans que cela entraîne une rupture de leur relation ...
While the northeastern and west-central family branches state that they are descended from the Minamoto clan through the Inoue family, the family branch in Okinawa has the legend that they are descendants of the Japanese dragon (Nihon ryū).
1 mars 2010 · Le 5 Septembre 1609, le clan envahit Okinawa avec 3000 guerriers. Dès que la capitale fut tombée, les premiers édits de Shimazu Lehisa interdisent les armes et toute pratique martiale ; le « Te » comme le « Ti-qua » sont donc hors la loi.
28 juin 2022 · Shortly after establishing tributary trade relations with China, a group of Chinese from Fujian were admitted to Ryūkyū by the Chinese Emperor and began immigrating to Okinawa in 1392. They came to be known as the People of the “36 clans of the Min people” (minren sanshiliu-xing 閩 人 三 十六 姓).
The Ryukyu Kingdom [a] was a kingdom in the Ryukyu Islands from 1429 to 1879. It was ruled as a tributary state of imperial Ming China by the Ryukyuan monarchy, who unified Okinawa Island to end the Sanzan period, and extended the kingdom to the Amami Islands and Sakishima Islands.
30 oct. 2020 · The cultural roots of contemporary Okinawa lie in the Ryūkyū Kingdom, which lasted for 450 years from 1429. This small island kingdom developed its own distinctive culture, bringing together ...
Discover the enduring history of the islands of Okinawa, from prehistoric times and the Ryukyu Kingdom to the present day.
