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İzah	日本語: 渋川春海。『天文大意録』（鳳晴堂光正著、1826年頃）より。国立科学博物館の企画展『渋川春海と江戸時代の天文学者たち』での展示。 English: SHIBUKAWA Shunkai from Japanese book "Tenmon-Taii-Roku" written by Houseido Kousei in about 1826. Exhibit in National Museum of Nature and Science, Tokyo "Planned Exhibition: SHIBUKAWA Shunkai and the succeeding astronomers of the Edo Period".
Tarix	circa 1826 date QS:P,+1826-00-00T00:00:00Z/9,P1480,Q5727902
Mənbə	『天文大意録』（鳳晴堂光正著、1826年頃）より。Japanese book "Tenmon-Taii-Roku" written by Houseido Kousei in about 1826.
Müəllif	鳳晴堂光正 Houseido Kousei

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