yeddo Sentence Examples
- Travelers embarked on a perilous journey to the distant shores of Yeddo, the former name of Tokyo.
- The vibrant streets of Yeddo teemed with merchants, artisans, and entertainers.
- The sprawling Edo Castle, perched atop a hill in Yeddo, showcased the grandeur of Japan's shogunate.
- During the Yeddo period, foreign visitors were strictly prohibited from entering the city, maintaining its isolation.
- Yeddo became a center of cultural and intellectual exchange, fostering advancements in arts, literature, and technology.
- The Great Fire of Yeddo, in 1657, devastated the city, destroying over half its buildings.
- The shogun's residence in Yeddo served as the political and administrative center of feudal Japan.
- Yeddo was a hub for trade and commerce, attracting merchants from throughout the country.
- Foreign powers yearned to establish diplomatic relations with Yeddo, but faced resistance from the shogunate.
- The opening of Yeddo to foreign trade in the mid-19th century transformed the city into a global metropolis.
yeddo Meaning
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yeddo (n)
the capital and largest city of Japan; the economic and cultural center of Japan
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the capital and largest city of Japan; the economic and cultural center of Japan
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Travelers embarked on a perilous journey to the distant shores of Yeddo, the former name of Tokyo.
The vibrant streets of Yeddo teemed with merchants, artisans, and entertainers.
The sprawling Edo Castle, perched atop a hill in Yeddo, showcased the grandeur of Japan's shogunate.
During the Yeddo period, foreign visitors were strictly prohibited from entering the city, maintaining its isolation.
