Eiso dynasty

royalty
Name in kana	えいそおうとう
Replaced by	Satto Dynasty
Replaces	Shunten dynasty

Laamu Eiso (英祖王統) woni laamaandi tataɓo e nder daartol gaadanteewol duunde Okinawa. Ko Eiso sosi nde e hitaande 1259. Chūzan Seikan, daartol laawɗungol laawɗungol Ryūkyū, wiyi wonde Eiso ko iwdi laamu Tenson ɓooyɗo. E nder laamu Gihon, Okinawa ina tampi e musibbaaji keewɗi kulɓiniiɗi, haa arti noon e henndu, e ilam e heege. Hedde 1254, Gihon toɗɗiima Eiso nde rewna (seseeji). Duuɓi jeeɗiɗi caggal ɗuum, Gihon abbitii e ballal Eiso, mo laamu Eiso sosi e hitaande ndee tan.[4] Gihon ina foti rokkude doole mum sabu o waawaano jogaade ɗeen musibbaaji e oon musiiba waɗi ko ina haani renndude laamu e wakiliijo cuɓaaɗo e mawɓe Tenson ɓooyɗo ; walla luulndo ummoraade e mawɓe Tenson dogi Gihon yo woppu laamu. Hay so tawii ina heewi innireede "laamɓe", laamɓe Okinawaan e oon sahaa ina poti ɓurde laaɓtude e wonde mawɓe ɓurɓe teeŋtude, walla e nder aji e nder sahaa Gusuku.

George H. Kerr hollitii wonde daartol laamuuji Shunten e Eiso « ina miijo ɓeydagol naatgol doole Japon » e nder duuɗe Ryukyu.

Laamu Eiso ina joginoo laamɓe joy, duumii ko e hitaande 1259 haa 1349. Nde laamɗo nayaɓere Tamagusuku ƴetti jappeere ndee e hitaande 1314, duunde Okinawa yani e jiiɓru, feccii e laamuuji tati : Chūn, Nanzan e Hokuzan. Joom mum (aji) Ōzato mo Ōzato yalti ngam galle mum, o hollitii wonde ko kanko woni laamɗo Nanzan, joom Nakijin hollitii hoore mum ko o jeyaaɗo e Chūzan, o ƴakkitii hoore makko e laamiiɗo Hokuzan. Ñalnde heen laamɗo Seii sakkitii e hitaande 1349, laamɗo cakkitiiɗo laamu Eiso maayi. Satto, Guwerneer Urasoe, nanngi laamu nguu, sosnoo laamu Satto.

Doggol laamɓe Innde Kanji Divine Divine Divine Divine Divine Divine Divine e duuɓi Ƴellitaare e maayde Eiso 英祖 Wezo-no-tako 英祖日子 1260–1299 70 Taisei 大成 An anndaa 1300-1308 9 walla 61 Eiji 英慈 1309–1313 45 mo anndaaka 45 Tamagusuku by by anndaa 1314-1336 40 Seii 西威 An anndaa 1337-1354 21 Note

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↑ Richard Pearson (2013). Ancient Ryukyu: An Archaeological Study of Island Communities. University of Hawaii Press. ISBN 9780824865894. The victorious Ryukyu Kingdom compiled the Chūzan seikan as its history in the seventeenth century AD, outlining a succession of three early dynasties (Haneji 1983). These were the Tenson Dynasty, the Eiso Dynasty (AD 1260 to 1349), and the Satto Dynasty (AD 1350 to 1405).
↑ Chūzan Seikan, vol. 2
↑ Chūzan Seikan, vol. 1
↑ Chūzan Seikan, vol. 2
↑ Template:Nihongo (2002). Template:Nihongo, p. 85.

[1] Richard Pearson (2013). Ancient Ryukyu: An Archaeological Study of Island Communities. University of Hawaii Press. ISBN 9780824865894. The victorious Ryukyu Kingdom compiled the Chūzan seikan as its history in the seventeenth century AD, outlining a succession of three early dynasties (Haneji 1983). These were the Tenson Dynasty, the Eiso Dynasty (AD 1260 to 1349), and the Satto Dynasty (AD 1350 to 1405).

[seikan2-2] Chūzan Seikan, vol. 2

[3] Chūzan Seikan, vol. 1

[seikan22-4] Chūzan Seikan, vol. 2

[5] Template:Nihongo (2002). Template:Nihongo, p. 85.

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