Empires and Emperors of Russia, China, Korea, and Japan: Notes and Recollections by Monsignor Count Vay de Vaya and LuskodVay, Péter
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Empires and Emperors of Russia, China, Korea, and Japan: Notes and Recollections by Monsignor Count Vay de Vaya and Luskod
Vay, Péter
Asia -- Description and travel; Eastern question (Far East)
Formosa, 284
Funeral, torchlight procession in Seoul, 258-62
Funerals, style of, in Korea, 220
Fusan, 225, 229
Gardens, style of, in Japan, 310
Gen-San, 225
Genghis Khan, 61
Germany, trade with Korea, 226
_Gen-sen_ plant, value of, in Korea, 194, 227
Gobi desert, 59, 64
Goods train, travelling by, 65
Guild or club houses in China, 346
Halung-kiang, 75
Han river, 193, 229
Hang-Jang, 200
Hankau, club house at, 347
Hankau-chwang, 129, 131
"Hara-kiri," or suicide, 323-6
_Haras_, 69
Harbin, 59
Heaven, Temple of, in Pekin, 171; in Seoul, 252
Honolulu, 386
Hwang-ssu temple, 170
_Insatsu Kyoku_, or Printing Office in Tokio, 294
Irkutsk, 39, 42; characteristics, 42; inhabitants, 43, 50; railway
station, 44-6; impressions of, 48-50; attractions, 50; Imperial Opera
House, 50; Chinese colony, 50
Ivasaki, Baron, his articles on Japan, 290, 368
Jade Canal, 142
Japan trade with Korea, 225; outbreak of war in 1894 with China, 231;
administration of Korea, 232, 235; temples, 276; lacquer-work, 277;
monuments, 277; character of art, 278-81; Katsura-no-Rikyu Palace, 278;
tea ceremonies, 281, 322; construction of railways, 284; telegraph
lines, 285; telephones, 285; electricity, 286; steamship service, 286-8;
reorganization of the country, 289-91, 314, 332, 367; education, 292;
Tokio University, 292; character of the military equipment, 296, 316;
reception at the Yeddo Palace, 301-10; avenue of cryptomerea, 302; style
of gardens, 310; history, 315; system of vassalage, 315; the _Samurais_
military code, 316-23, 334; definition of the word "Bushido," 316;
origin, 317; "hara-kiri," or suicide, 323-6; "kataki-ushi," or
vengeance, 326-8; creed, 330; military discipline, 333; religion, 336-8;
Shintoism or nature-worship, 337; imitations and appropriations, 364-7;
development, 367; relations with China, 363-7; conclusion of peace with
Russia, 381; motives for desisting from war, 383-5; moderation and
self-control, 382, 388; policy, 385, 387-9
Japan, Emperor of, 305; audience with, 305-7; his interest in various
questions, 306
Japan, Empress of, audience with, 308-10; her dress, 308;
characteristics, 308
Japanese, their force of imagination, 280, 282; characteristics, 280-3,
289, 296, 311, 315, 341; gift of adaptation, 291, 315; causes of their
success, 315; faculty of assimilation, 315, 367; power of discipline,
315; courteousness, 322; conventional smile, 329; creed, 330; sword,
331; fondness for study, 335; religious views, 337
Jasper, waters of, 143
Kai-Teng, 200
Kalmuks, the, 43, 58
Kanks, 40
Kao-Li, 199
_Kasha_, 67
_Kataki-ushi_, or vengeance, 326-8
Katsura-no-Rikyu Palace, 278
Kharbin, 70-73
Ki-Tsze, founder of Korea, 197
Kiahta, 51
Kien-lung, Empress, 170
Kirghiz, steppes of the, 58
Kirin, 68, 75
Kirinsk, 42
Kinshiu railway, 284
Kobe, 284, 339
Koerber, Professor, 294
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