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Miyoshi occupation of Kyoto
The Miyoshi occupation of Kyoto was the control of Japan's capital and the Muromachi shogunate by the Miyoshi clan from their 1549 victory over Hosokawa Harumoto until 1568.
Miyoshi Tatsuji
Miyoshi Tatsuji (三好達治, 1900–1964) was a Japanese poet, translator, and critic born in Osaka, who became a central figure of Shōwa lyrical poetry after his 1930 debut collection Sokuryōsen.
Miyoshi Umeki
Miyoshi Umeki (梅木美代志), also known as Nancy Umeki, was a Japanese-born American singer and actress (1929–2007), the first Asian performer to win an acting Oscar, for Sayonara (1957), later starring in Flower Drum Song and The Courtship of Eddie's Father.
Miyoshi Yasunobu
Miyoshi Yasunobu (三善康信, 1140 to 1221) was a Japanese court noble who served Minamoto no Yoritomo and became the first monchūjo shitsuji, head of the Kamakura shogunate's judicial office.
Miyu Irino (入野 自由)
Miyu Irino (入野 自由, Irino Miyu; born 1988, Tokyo) is a Japanese voice actor, actor and singer with agency junction and label Nippon Columbia, known for Haku in Spirited Away, Sora in Kingdom Hearts, and Todomatsu in Osomatsu-san.
Miyuki Miyabe
Miyuki Miyabe (宮部みゆき), born in Tokyo in 1960, is a Japanese novelist of mystery, historical fiction, and fantasy who won the 1999 Naoki Prize for The Reason.
Miyuki Nakajima
Miyuki Nakajima, known in Japanese as 中島みゆき, is a Japanese singer-songwriter from Sapporo, Hokkaido, who debuted in 1975 and has released 48 singles and 44 original albums across five decades.
Miyuki Sawashiro (沢城みゆき)
Miyuki Sawashiro (沢城みゆき) is a Japanese voice actress born 1985 in Tokyo, with Aoni Production. Known for Fujiko Mine (Lupin III), Kurapika, Kitaro, Daki, Elizabeth in BioShock Infinite, and dubbing Son Ye-jin and Hit-Girl.
Miz & Mrs.
Miz & Mrs. is a USA Network reality docuseries (2018–2022, three seasons) following WWE couple The Miz and Maryse Mizanin, a Total Divas spinoff about their family life, produced by WWE and Bunim/Murray Productions.
Mizah edebiyatı
Mizah edebiyatı (gülmece) is Turkish humor literature, from Nasreddin Hoca tales and Ottoman court satire to humor magazines like Diyojen, using comedy to entertain and criticize.
Mizan al-Amal
Mizan al-Amal (ميزان العمل, "Scale of Action") is an Arabic treatise on ethics by al-Ghazali, written in his mature period as a precursor to the Ihya' 'Ulum al-Din.
Mizan al-I'tidal
Mizan al-I'tidal fi naqd al-rijal (ميزان الاعتدال) is a biographical-critical dictionary of hadith transmitters by the Damascene scholar al-Dhahabi, listing over 11,000 narrators he judged weak or unreliable, and later supplemented by Ibn Hajar al-Asqalani.
Mizan al-Tibb
米扎尼·提比 (Mīzān al-ṭibb, ميزان الطب), "The Measure of Medicine," is a Persian Unani medical handbook by Mughal physician Muhammad Akbar Arzani, a foundational 18th-century student textbook now cited in China's Uyghur classic formula directory.
Mizancı Murat
Mizancı Murat (Mizancı Murad), born Mehmed Murad in Dagestan in 1854, was an Ottoman journalist and historian who led the Young Turk opposition to Sultan Abdülhamid II.
Mizanur Rahman Minu
Mizanur Rahman Minu is a Bangladeshi politician of the Bangladesh Nationalist Party who has served as Minister of Land since 2026 and represents Rajshahi-2 in parliament.
Mizerka
Mizerka (also Mizerca, Null) is a Polish three-player trick-taking card game with a 52-card deck, six contracts including a misère, a 13-card talon, and 18 zero-sum deals.
Mizhhirya Raion
Mizhhirya Raion (Міжгірський район), also Mizhhirskyi Raion, was a Carpathian district of Zakarpattia Oblast, Ukraine, centered on the town Mizhhiria (formerly Volove); formed 1946, renamed 1953, abolished 2020 into Khust Raion.
Mizhi Gas Field
Mizhi Gas Field (米脂气田) is a tight natural gas field in the eastern Ordos Basin of Shaanxi, China, operated by PetroChina's Changqing Oilfield Company, with development starting in 2005.
Mizkif
Mizkif (Matthew Rinaudo), American Twitch streamer and OTK co-founder; moved to Kick in December 2025 amid Emiru abuse allegations and a defamation lawsuit against her, Asmongold, and OTK.
Mizmar
The mizmar (مزمار), also called surnay, is a loud double-reed wooden wind pipe that leads Gulf folk music, above all the African-derived liwa dance genre.
Miznon
Miznon is an Israeli street-food pita restaurant chain founded in Tel Aviv in 2011 by chef Eyal Shani, known for its whole roasted baby cauliflower and run-over potato, with more than 25 locations worldwide.
Mizo language
Mizo (Mizo ṭawng, Duhlian, formerly Lushai; ISO lus) is a tonal Central Kuki-Chin language of Mizoram, India, official there, with about 1 million speakers, a 25-letter Roman alphabet, eight tones, and split-ergative SOV grammar.
Mizo National Front
Mizo National Front (MNF), regional political party in Mizoram, India, founded 22 October 1961 by Laldenga from the 1959 Famine Front; led 1966-1986 insurgency, signed the 1986 Mizo Accord, ruled under Zoramthanga, and lost power to ZPM in 2023.
Mizolastine
Mizolastine (Mizollen, Mizolastin) is a second-generation benzimidazole H1 antihistamine, 10 mg once daily for allergic rhinitis and chronic idiopathic urticaria, approved in Europe in 1998, with no demonstrated QTc prolongation but updosing not recommended.
Mizoram
Mizoram, a mountainous state in northeastern India with capital Aizawl, became India's 23rd state on 20 February 1987 after the 30 June 1986 Mizoram Peace Accord ended two decades of MNF insurgency; 21,081 km², 722 km international border, 40 assembly seats.
Mizoribine
Mizoribine, sold as Bredinin, is an imidazole nucleoside immunosuppressant that blocks guanine nucleotide synthesis; approved in Japan in 1984, it is used for renal transplantation, lupus nephritis, and rheumatoid arthritis.
Mizpah of Benjamin
Mizpah of Benjamin, identified with Tell en-Nasbeh, is an archaeological tell about 12 km north of Jerusalem, a fortified town of the tribe of Benjamin.
Mizpah of Gilead
Mizpah of Gilead, also called Mizpah in Gilead, is a biblical town in the hill country of Gilead east of the Jordan, remembered as Jephthah's home and base in the war against Ammon.
Mizrahi Jews (מזרחים)
Mizrahi Jews (Mizrahim, מזרחים) are Jews of Middle Eastern, North African, and Asian origin, distinct from Ashkenazim; about 48% of Israeli Jews, shaped by post-1948 mass immigration, persistent ethnic gaps, and Sephardic religious custom.
Mizrahi piyyut
Mizrahi piyyut (Hebrew: פייטנות מזרחית, Eastern piyyut) is the Hebrew liturgical poetry tradition of Eastern Jewish communities, beginning in the Land of Israel in the Talmudic period.