【たいほうりつりょう】

    noun (common) (futsuumeishi)
  1. Taiho Code (701 CE)
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  • 【たいほうりつりょう】
  • たいほうりつりょう
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  1. Taiho Code (701 CE)
    2. This refers to a historical legal code established in Japan during the early Nara period, which served as a foundational legal framework for the administration of the state and the categorization of laws.
    The Taiho Code was the most important among the ritsuryo system.
    Enacted in 701, the Taiho Code laid the foundation for Japan's legal system.
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