File:Flag of the Ogasawara Lords of Kokura in Buzen Province (A).svg
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English: Flag attributed to the Ogasawara, Lords of Kokura in Buzen Province in the Kaei period (1848-54). |
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| Source | Own work. Original drawing by Hugo Gerard Ströhl in Japanisches Wappenbuch: Nihon Moncho (Vienna, 1906). Based on the Kaei Bukan (嘉永武鑑), a record of japanese mon and flags from the Kaei period (1848-54). | ||
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