Daegu

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Dae·gu

 (dī-go͞o′) also Tae·gu (tī-)
A city of southeast South Korea north-northwest of Busan. It is an industrial and commercial center.
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The bell had been cast in 1456, not 1874, and had been made for the Taisei-ji Zen Buddhist temple (destroyed before World War II) under the reign of King Sho Taiku, known for having commissioned many temple bells dedicated to peace.
War, peace and cultural heritage: how two colleges repatriated objects taken from Okinawa after the Second World War
Butent socialiniai partneriai, naudodamiesi savo specializuotomis praktinemis ziniomis, galetu padeti ginco salims pasiekti taiku susitarima.
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Tambien se conoce como Taegu o Taiku, ya que en la epoca que estuvo ocupada por los japoneses se llamo Taikyu.
Sedes y estadios de Corea, primera parte
Taiku (The Big Sky; 1926) is his only collection, edited posthumously by Ogiwara Seisensui (1884-1976).
Right Under the Big Sky, I Don't Wear a Hat: The Haiku and Prose of Hosai Ozaki

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