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The kondei (健兒, lit.'able-bodied youth') system was an institution developed by the Japanese Imperial court in Nara during the Nara and early Heian periods for the conscription and regulation of local paramilitary or militia forces.[1] The kondei system was divided into regional administrative divisions overseen by kondeidokoro (健兒所, lit.'kondei office').
The kondei (健兒, lit. 'able-bodied youth') system was an institution developed by the Japanese Imperial court in Nara during the Nara and early Heian periods...
Meiji government and agrees to become a tondenhei instead of facing trial. Kondei Shōgitai, source of a number of early tondenhei M. Mason (2012). Dominant...
Ö has been noticed in a higher number of words. mà kàb(e) - I shall go köndèi - small basket Bagirmi at Ethnologue (18th ed., 2015) (subscription required)...
on the island at the time, it is speculated that these are the graves of kondei, conscripted militia, who were dispatched to the island, possible from northern...
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