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| | Japanese Garb |
 | | The founder of the Fujiwara clan, a man originally named Nakatomi no Kamako, received his new name from the field (in Japanese hara/wara) of wisteria (fuji) near his estate. |
 | | In Heian Japan, many times the pre-numerical element was keyed to the clan from which the bearer hailed. |
 | | The order of kanji placement could have gone either way, but one given a kanji which is first in his godfathers name seldom puts it second in his; one could, however, be given the second kanji instead. |
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