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| [[File:Inada_Masazumi.jpg|130px]] || 井藤 大輔 || Daisuke Itō || Daisuke Itō was born in Taita Prefecture. A Lieutenant General, who specialized in artillery, in the [[Imperial Hoterallian Army]] during the [[Second Reunification War of Hoterallia|Second Reunification War]]. (Later credited as a military advisor in the [[Gran Rugidoense Civil War]]) | | [[File:Inada_Masazumi.jpg|130px]] || 井藤 大輔 || Daisuke Itō || Daisuke Itō was born in Taita Prefecture. A Lieutenant General, who specialized in artillery, in the [[Imperial Hoterallian Army]] during the [[Second Reunification War of Hoterallia|Second Reunification War]]. (Later credited as a military advisor in the [[Gran Rugidoense Civil War]]) | ||
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| [[File:Lafcadio_Hearn_profile.jpg|130px]] || 渥美 和輝 || Kazuki Atsumi || Kazuki Atsumi was born in Goldrun, [[Riamo]]. A Riamese-Hoterallian writer, translator, and teacher who introduced the culture and literature of Hoterallia to [[Anteria]]. | |||
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| [[File:Yukio_Mishima_01.jpg|130px]] || 惟村 祐輔 || Yūsuke Koremura || Yūsuke Koremura was in born Yotsuya-ku, Orajioe. An author, poet, playwright, actor, model, Gaoist, nationalist, and a leader of an unarmed civilian militia that was involved in the Second Reunification War. | |||
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| [[File:Yasunari_Kawabata_c1932.jpg|130px]] || 蘇 司 || Tsukasa Su || Tsukasa Su was born in Sadoma, Kono. A novelist and short-story writer whose spare, lyrical, subtly shaded prose works earned him the praise of millions throughout [[Anteria]]. | |||
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| [[File:Natsume_Soseki_photo.jpg|130px]] || 墳崎 道憲 || Michinori Tsukazaki || Michinori Tsukazaki was born in Babashita-chō, Minatai Province. A novelist. Considered to be one of the most prominent figures in modern Hoterallian literature. | |||
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| [[File:MoYan_Hamburg_2008.jpg|130px]] || 小林 利光 || Toshimitsu Kobayashi || Toshimitsu Kobayashi, better known by the pen name Shinai Hanasu, was born in Daikihime, Saipoi. A novelist, poet and short story writer. Famous for work with hallucinatory realism that merges folk tales, history and the contemporary. | | [[File:MoYan_Hamburg_2008.jpg|130px]] || 小林 利光 || Toshimitsu Kobayashi || Toshimitsu Kobayashi, better known by the pen name Shinai Hanasu, was born in Daikihime, Saipoi. A novelist, poet and short story writer. Famous for work with hallucinatory realism that merges folk tales, history and the contemporary. | ||
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| [[File:Junji_Ito_-_Lucca_Comics_&_Games_2018_02.jpg|130px]] || 藤原 弘道 || Hiromichi Fujiwara || Hiromichi Fujiwara was born in Go-kio, Nuime. A horror {{wp|Mangaka|monogaka}}. Famous for his horror iconography in his monogas. | |||
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Hoterajia Jūyōna Kojin Meikan (ほてらじあ重要な個人名鑑, "Hoterallia Important Individuals Directory") is a "Who's Who" on prominent individuals in Hoterallia, compiled by the University of Gekoree starting from 1876.[1] Later, it was compiled by the Ministry of Education, Culture, Science, and Technology. First published on September 21, 1876, the work references over a thousand contemporary notables in Hoterallia and its overseas territories.
The work continued to grow as Hoterallia progresses throughout the centuries, with the 1961 publication recorded over 10,000 individuals.[2] Digitization of the reference work can be found on the website of the National Diet Library of Hoterallia, the partial list of biographies follows.[3]
Biographies
The 1876 Edition (First Edition)
| Photo | Name (Hoterallian) |
Name (Hojo romanization) |
Description |
|---|---|---|---|
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北条天皇 | Emperor Hojo | The Great Emperor Meiji, born Hideko, in Gekoree Gyoen National Garden, Gekoree. The Emperor of Hoterallia, of the Hojo Era. |
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洋一 加藤 | Keizō Kita | General Viscount Keizō Kita was born in Hakiyama, Daikama Province. A general in the Imperial Hoterallian Army, and government minister during the Hojo period of Hoterallia. (Later credited as one of the three founders of Trigoalism.) |
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進歩 加藤 | Eiji Shinpo | Eiji Shinpo was born in Yamaguchi, Tōtōmi Province. An inventor and industrialist, founder of the Shinpo Industries Co., Ltd., and The Father of The Hoterallian Industrial Revolution. (Later credited as one of the three founders of Trigoalism.) |
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入戸野 和田 | Yūko Nittono | Yūko Nittono was born in Tōriabura-chō in Nikkenbashi. A writer, poet, novelist, and democratic activist. The "great writer of the woman’s literary community." (Later credited as one of the three founders of Trigoalism.) |
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亀之園 寛 | Hiroshi Kamenosono | Prince Hiroshi Kamenosono was born in Gekoree. A rear admiral in the Imperial Hoterallian Navy and founder of Shiro-Maida Clan in the Imperial clans. |
The 1961 Edition
| Photo | Name (Hoterallian) |
Name (Hojo romanization) |
Description |
|---|---|---|---|
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本永天皇 | Emperor Norihi | The Great Emperor Norihi, born Haiko, in Kōgū Palace, Aoyama, Minato, Orajioe. The Emperor of Hoterallia, of the Norihi Era. Governor of Hoterallia during the Second Reunification War, Savior of The Nation. |
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桑原 満雄 | Mitsuo Kuwahara | Mitsuo Kuwahara was born in the seaside town of Miyazu in Saipoi. A bureaucrat and politician served as Secretary-General of the Taihago. One of 8 crafters of the 1950 National Act and the 1951 Hoterallian Constitution. |
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小子 佐林 | Hosuke Konako | Hosuke Konako was born in the village of Yashiro in the district of Zugawa, Hasume Prefecture. An admiral in the Imperial Hoterallian Navy, served as the provisional governor of the Ryumes during the Second Reunification War. (Later credited as a military advisor in the Gran Rugidoense Civil War) |
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西原 太志 | Futoshi Ishihara | Futoshi Ishihara was born in Taidakaya Prefecture. A Field Marshal in the Imperial Hoterallian Army during the Second Reunification War. (Later credited as a military advisor in the Gran Rugidoense Civil War) |
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長谷川 隆之 | Takayuki Hasegawa | Takayuki Hasegawa was born in Honshe Prefecture. A Lieutenant General and commander in the Imperial Hoterallian Army during the Second Reunification War. (Later credited as a military advisor in the Gran Rugidoense Civil War) |
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井藤 大輔 | Daisuke Itō | Daisuke Itō was born in Taita Prefecture. A Lieutenant General, who specialized in artillery, in the Imperial Hoterallian Army during the Second Reunification War. (Later credited as a military advisor in the Gran Rugidoense Civil War) |
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渥美 和輝 | Kazuki Atsumi | Kazuki Atsumi was born in Goldrun, Riamo. A Riamese-Hoterallian writer, translator, and teacher who introduced the culture and literature of Hoterallia to Anteria. |
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惟村 祐輔 | Yūsuke Koremura | Yūsuke Koremura was in born Yotsuya-ku, Orajioe. An author, poet, playwright, actor, model, Gaoist, nationalist, and a leader of an unarmed civilian militia that was involved in the Second Reunification War. |
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蘇 司 | Tsukasa Su | Tsukasa Su was born in Sadoma, Kono. A novelist and short-story writer whose spare, lyrical, subtly shaded prose works earned him the praise of millions throughout Anteria. |
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墳崎 道憲 | Michinori Tsukazaki | Michinori Tsukazaki was born in Babashita-chō, Minatai Province. A novelist. Considered to be one of the most prominent figures in modern Hoterallian literature. |
The Latest Edition
| Photo | Name (Hoterallian) |
Name (Hojo romanization) |
Description |
|---|---|---|---|
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也彦天皇 | Emperor Yakohi | His Majesty the Emperor Yakohi, born Maguchi, in Imperial Household Agency Hospital, Gekoree Imperial Palace, Gekoree. The Emperor of Hoterallia, of the Yakohi Era. |
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西川 剛弘 | Takehiro Nishikawa | Takehiro Nishikawa was born in Yao, Saipoi. A businessman and politician of the Juriko. Held the position of the Head of Ministries of Hoterallia. |
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甲斐田 光弘 | Mitsuhiro Kaida | His Honourable Mitsuhiro Kaida was born in Daikachino, Mo-nei. A politician of the Taihago, a former member of the National Diet. The Head of Royal Cabinet since 2010. |
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高井田 剛史 | Takeshi Takaida | Takeshi Takaida was born in Kaizokichi, Mateso. An admiral. Served as the Minister of Defence. |
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吉川 浩二 | Kōji Yoshikawa | Kōji Yoshikawa was born in Magateza, Hasuma. A general of the Hoterallia Ground Self-Defense Force and the Chief of Staff, Joint Staff of the Hoterallia Self-Defense Forces. |
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高井田 星 | Hosō Takaida | Hosō Takaida was born in Sakutaro, Konan. A general of the Hoterallia Ground Self-Defense Force and the Chief of the Ground Staff. |
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大橋 和弘 | Kazuhiro Ōhashi | Kazuhiro Ōhashi was born in Yotsu, Kaipi. A naval officer, admiral of the Hoterallia Naval Self-Defense Force and the Chief of the Navy Staff. |
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今井 ワタル | Wataru Imai | Kōji Yoshikawa was born in Iwaki, Hime. A four-star General of the Hoterallia Air Self-Defense Force and the Chief of the Air Staff. |
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小林 利光 | Toshimitsu Kobayashi | Toshimitsu Kobayashi, better known by the pen name Shinai Hanasu, was born in Daikihime, Saipoi. A novelist, poet and short story writer. Famous for work with hallucinatory realism that merges folk tales, history and the contemporary. |
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藤原 弘道 | Hiromichi Fujiwara | Hiromichi Fujiwara was born in Go-kio, Nuime. A horror monogaka. Famous for his horror iconography in his monogas. |
See also
References
- ↑ Tōa Mondai Chōsakai (1876). Hoterajia Jūyōna Kojin Meikan (Hoterallia Important Individuals Directory). University of Gekoree.
- ↑ Orajioe Daily (1961). "The Hoterajia Jūyōna Kojin Meikan Surpassed Over 10,000 Individuals Accounts."
- ↑ "Hoterallia Important Individuals Directory". National Diet Library Digital Collection (in Hoterallian). Retrieved March 26, 2019.
