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Tide and tidal current at the Yashima War

Tetsuo Yanagi

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Tide and tidal current at the central part of the Seto Inland Sea on 29 March 1185, when the war between Genji and Heisi was carried out, are reproduced. The reproduced tide and tidal current well coincide with the description in "Heike-Monogatari".

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Tide and tidal current at the central part of the Seto Inland Sea on 29 March 1185, when the war between Genji and Heisi was carried out, are reproduced. The reproduced tide and tidal current well coincide with the description in "Heike-Monogatari".

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Tide and tidal current at the central part of the Seto Inland Sea on 29 March 1185, when the war between Genji and Heisi was carried out, are reproduced. The reproduced tide and tidal current well coincide with the description in "Heike-Monogatari".

Key concepts: Tidal current, Current (fluid), Ocean tide, Oceanography, Geology, Geodesy

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