Tokugawa Ieyasu’s Diplomatic Reply to Annam (elevated lines, facsimile zones, map & timeline)
- Text
- Image & IIIF
- Parallel texts
- Named entities
- Map & timeline
TEI/XML of Tokugawa Ieyasu’s 1606 diplomatic reply to Annam. Reproduces traditional elevated-line layout (heishutsu and taitō) and links the classical Chinese original, kundoku reading, and modern translation. Selecting a passage zooms into its zone on the facsimile, while correspDesc drives a correspondence map and timeline.
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