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 1 Range |     Buddha Gaya. The jewelled court of Vikramaditya is but a
 2 Range |      attached to the Imperial court, and to grand monasteries
 3 Asuka |      Gems of Learning" of the court of Vikramaditya.~Sculpture
 4 Asuka |  their formal adoption by the court, Buddhist monks and images
 5 Asuka |     for his toils with a high court rank and a grant of extensive
 6 Nara  | modelled on those of the Tâng court, was compiled; and justice
 7 Nara  |       assisted~with his whole court at the erection. Ladies
 8 Fujiwa|   Scudery's witticisms on the court scandals of the Grand Monarque;
 9 Fujiwa|     their sweet reveries, the court aristocracy found their
10 Fujiwa|  dreaded by the people of the court as the hordes of Goths by
11 Fujiwa|        The aristocracy of the court - pleading in their extreme
12 Fujiwa| powerlessness of the Fujiwara court. The Commander-in-chief
13 Fujiwa|       held in contempt by the court, and treated as an almost
14 Toyoto|       the Ashikaga ideal. His court painters - Tannyu and his
15 Tokuga|       the high honours of the court and intercourse with aristocratic
16 Meiji |    them from the wrath of the court of Yedo. It was in their
17 Vista |   where every palace has some court in which the travelling