検索ワード: 1765 (英語 - トルコ語)

1765
1765

by 1765 karaim community increased to 300.
by 1765 karaim community increased to 300.

he died suddenly in his carriage while returning from the opera at innsbruck on 18 august 1765.
18 ağustos 1765'de, İmparator innsbruck'te ağır bir felç geçirerek öldü.

on the death of his father, francis i (18 august 1765), he succeeded to the grand duchy.
18 ağustos, 1765 yılında babası i. franz'ın ölümü üzerine büyük dükalığa varis oluyordu.

): "the pillow book"* murasaki shikibu (c.973–c.1025): "the tale of genji"===medieval literature===* yoshida kenkō (c.1283–1352): "tsurezuregusa"* "the tale of the heike" (1371)===early-modern literature===* ihara saikaku (1642–1693)* matsuo bashō (1644–1694)* chikamatsu monzaemon (1653–1725)* ueda akinari (1734–1809)* yokoi yayū (1702–1783)* santō kyōden (1761–1816)* jippensha ikku (1765–1831)* kyokutei bakin (1767–1848)* nakane kōtei (1839–1913)* "edo meisho zue" (travelogue, 1834)* "hokuetsu seppu" (work of human geography, 1837)* koizumi yakumo (1850-1904)===modern literature===* mori Ōgai (1862–1922)* futabatei shimei (1864–1909)* ito sachio (1864–1913)* ozaki kōyō (1867–1903)* kōda rohan (1867–1947)* natsume sōseki (1867–1916)* masaoka shiki (1867–1902)* kunikida doppo (1871–1908)* tōson shimazaki (1872–1943)* kyōka izumi (1873–1939)* yonejiro noguchi (1875–1947)* takeo arishima (1878–1923)* akiko yosano (1878–1942)* kafū nagai (1879–1959)* naoya shiga (1883–1971)* kansuke naka (1885–1965)* yaeko nogami (1885–1985)* takuboku ishikawa (1886–1912)* jun'ichirō tanizaki (1886–1965)* kan kikuchi (1888–1948)* hyakken uchida (1889–1971)* ryūnosuke akutagawa (1892–1927)* edogawa rampo (1894–1965)* eiji yoshikawa (1892–1962)* mitsuharu kaneko (1895–1975)* kenji miyazawa (1896–1933)* chiyo uno (1897–1996)* denji kuroshima (1898–1943)* shigeji tsuboi (1898–1975)* masuji ibuse (1898–1993)* jun ishikawa (1899–1987)* yasunari kawabata (1899–1972)* yuriko miyamoto (1899–1951)* sakae tsuboi (1900–1967)* hideo oguma (1901–1940)* motojirō kajii (1901–1932)* takiji kobayashi (1903–1933)* fumiko hayashi (1903-1951)* tamiki hara (1905-1951)* tatsuzō ishikawa (1905–1985)* fumiko enchi (1905–1986)* ango sakaguchi (1906–1955)* osamu dazai (1909–1948)* shōhei Ōoka (1909–1988)* sakunosuke oda (1913–1947)* haruo umezaki (1915-1965)* ayako miura (1922–1999)* shusaku endo (1923–1996)* ryōtarō shiba (1923–1996)* kōbō abe (1924–1993)* toyoko yamasaki (1924–2013)* yukio mishima (1925–1970)* akiyuki nosaka (1930–)* sawako ariyoshi (1931–1984)* ayako sono (1931-)* hisashi inoue (1933–2010)* kenzaburō Ōe (1935–)* michiko yamamoto (1936–)* kenji nakagami (1946–1992)* haruki murakami (1949–)* natsuo kirino (1951–)* ryū murakami (1952–)* banana yoshimoto (1964–)==awards and contests====resources==*birnbaum, a., (ed.).
): "the pillow book"* murasaki shikibu (c.973–c.1025): "the tale of genji"=== ortaçağ edebiyatı ===* yoshida kenkō (c.1283–1352): "tsurezuregusa"* "the tale of the heike" (1371)=== modern dönem öncesi edebiyatı ===* ihara saikaku (1642–1693)* matsuo bashō (1644–1694)* chikamatsu monzaemon (1653–1725)* ueda akinari (1734–1809)* santō kyōden (1761–1816)* jippensha ikku (1765–1831)* kyokutei bakin (1767–1848)* "edo meisho zue" (travelogue, 1834)* "hokuetsu seppu" (work of human geography, 1837)=== modern edebiyat ===* mori Ōgai (1862–1922)* ozaki kōyō (1867–1903)* natsume sōseki (1867–1916)* kyōka izumi (1873–1939)* yonejiro noguchi (1875-1947)* naoya shiga (1883–1971)* takuboku ishikawa (1886–1912)* jun'ichirō tanizaki (1886–1965)* ryūnosuke akutagawa (1892–1927)* eiji yoshikawa (1892–1962)* mitsuharu kaneko (1895–1975)* kenji miyazawa (1896–1933)* denji kuroshima (1898–1943)* shigeji tsuboi (1898–1975)* jun ishikawa (1899–1987)* yasunari kawabata (1899–1972)* yuriko miyamoto (1899–1951)* sakae tsuboi (1900–1967)* hideo oguma (1901–1940)* takiji kobayashi (1903–1933)* tatsuzō ishikawa (1905-1985)* ango sakaguchi (1906–1955)* osamu dazai (1909–1948)* shōhei Ōoka (1909-1988)* sakunosuke oda (1913-1947)* shusaku endo (1923–1996)* kōbō abe (1924–1993)* yukio mishima (1925–1970)* hisashi inoue (1933–)* kenzaburō Ōe (1935–)* michiko yamamoto (1936–)* kenji nakagami (1946–1992)* haruki murakami (1949–)* ryū murakami (1952–)* banana yoshimoto (1964–)