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English: Hideaki Kobayakawa (copy), Koko Koko. Kodaiji Temple collection (Kyoto National Museum)
日本語: 小早川秀秋像（模写）、好古子賛。 京都府高台寺所蔵（京都国立博物館）
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English: early 17th century
日本語: 17世紀
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English: The University of Tokyo Historical Materials Section
日本語: 東京大学史料編纂所
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  • English: Cropped version of the original 日本語: 原本一部・賛も別
    English: Cropped version of the original
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