In Japanese names here, surname is first. "Baien" was a pen-name, "plum garden". Miura Baien (三浦 梅園, September 1, 1723 – April 9, 1789) was a physician...

Sōrin died in Tsukumi. Miura Baien (September 1, 1723 – April 9, 1789): A scholar originally known as Susumu but called Baien after the name of his private...

of the year/only the name/of blooming flowers/remains for the future Miura Baien. Samidare-Sho. Trans. Leon Hurvitz. Appearing in Monumenta Nipponica...

during the Siege of Ōtsu in 1600. The 18th-century Japanese philosopher Miura Baien wrote an elegy that praised Tachibana Dōsetsu for his wisdom, courage...

(1734–1807)[b] Mir Damad (or Mir Mohammad Baqer Esterabadi) (died 1631)[d] Miura Baien (1723–1789)[b] Jacob Moleschott (1822–1893)[b] Luis de Molina (1535–1600)[a][b][c][d]...

Misopogon Misotheism Mitchell Miller (philosopher) Mitchell Thomashow Miura Baien Miyabi Mladen Dolar Mnason of Phocis Mnesarchus of Athens Mo Ti Mo Tzu...

individualism Michael Oakeshott Michael Ruse Michael Scriven Michel Bitbol Miura Baien Models of scientific inquiry Modern Physics and Ancient Faith Molecular...

Futago-ji Gyonyu Dam and Lake Taro Onizuka Kofun, National Historic Site Miura Baien, Edo period scholar Tatsumi Fujinami, Japanese professional wrestler...

Folklore Hiroike Chikurō Memorial Museum Kitsuki Castle Town Museum Miura Baien Museum, Kunisaki Nakatsu Castle Nakatsu City Museum of History and Folklore...

Birckner Michael Hissmann Michał Wiszniewski Michel Henry Mikhail Bakunin Miura Baien Modern philosophy Moses Mendelssohn Motoori Norinaga Muhammad Iqbal Mulla...

Miura Baien former residence...

Feejee mermaids), and illustrated by some scholars of the period (e.g. §Baien gyofu); some such mummies are held by certain temples that have ningyo legend...

Shigeyasu. The domain's finances deteriorated due to the Kyōhō famine; Miura Baien, a scholar residing in the domain, was commissioned to solve the crisis...