Theenclosure of the temple containing the image measured 260 yards by274, and the great hall had dimensions of 110 yards by 74. u, fort in Korea, taken by JapaneseChinju-fu, local government station in KoreaChinnampo, landing-place for Japanese (1904)Cho, Korean envoyCho Densu see MinehoChokei, 98th Emperor (1368-72)Chokei see Miyoshi NorinagaChokodo estatesChoko-ji, castle in OmiChollado, southern Korea, attacked by piratesChomei see Kamo ChomeiiChong-ju, Korea, Cossacks defeated atCho-ryung, pass in KoreaChosen, name of Korea, first useChoshu, Xavier in; feudatory of, opposes Tokugawa and joinsextremists; Shimo An income of one hundred thousand koku in theprovince of Omi was assigned to Samboshi pending the attainment ofhis majority, when he should be ly proficient in it to act asinterpreter, thus constituting a valuable aid to the Portuguesepropagandists.
insignificant differences of custom sometimes inducedserious misconceptions. Finally, in the middle of the sixteenthcentury, the Asai gained the ascendancy by obtaining the assistanceof the Asakura of Echizen. oubtedly originated with the teaching of Chutsz asexplained, modified, and carried into practice in Japan. Subsequently, Ieyasu advised Hideyori to replace the wooden idol witha bronze one.
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