Hildreth's "Japan as It Was and Is": A Handbook of Old Japan, Volume 2 (of 2)Hildreth, Richard
History
Hildreth's "Japan as It Was and Is": A Handbook of Old Japan, Volume 2 (of 2)
Hildreth, Richard
Japan -- History
_Hotei_, i., 359.
_Hotoke_, or idols, i., 399.
Houtman, Cornelius, i., 168, 169, 177; ii., 353.
Huish, ——, ii., 345.
Hyōgo, Province Settsu, ii., 49.
“Ideals of the East, The,” ii., 345.
Idols, i., 193, 399, 400; ii., 45, 106-108.
_See also_ Temples.
“Illustrations of Japan,” i., 79; ii., 81, 147, 168, 174.
Image-trampling.
_See_ Figure-treading.
Imhoff, author of Dutch memoir, i., 272; ii., 110.
_Imi_, ii., 186, 187.
Incomes of princes, i., 240, 256-259.
“Indian History,” i., 14.
Indulgence-boxes, i., 401.
Ingen, Buddhist priest, i., 275-277.
Inns, i., 187, 216; ii., 2-13, 29, 36-41, 328.
“Intercourse between the United States and Japan, The,” ii., 273.
Interest, ii., 127.
Interpreters, i., 302-306, 369, 370; ii., 34, 117, 164.
Ise Temple, i., 68, 69; ii., 20, 21, 69.
“Island of Formosa, The,” i., 302; ii., 345.
Iyeyasu (Tokugawa Iyeyasu), i., 161-163, 175-177, 190-193, 200, 201,
218-223, 230.
Izu, Cape, ii., 283, 328.
Jacatra (Batavia), i., 237; ii., 354.
Jancigny.
_See_ De Jancigny.
“Japan” (De Jancigny), ii., 254, 277.
“Japan” (Dickson), ii., 345.
“Japan” (Reed), ii., 345.
“Japan—An Interpretation,” ii., 344.
“Japan and her People,” ii., 344.
“Japan and its Art,” ii., 345.
“Japan in Art and Industry,” ii., 345.
“Japan in History, Folk-lore, and Art,” ii., 344.
“Japan, its Architecture, Art, and Art Manufactures,” ii., 345.
“Japan: presented in Sketches of the Manners and Customs of that
Realm, especially of the Town of Nagasaki,” ii., 249.
Japan Society, London, i., 8.
“Japanese Armour,” ii., 149.
“Japanese Art,” ii., 345.
“Japanese Boy, A,” ii., 344.
“Japanese Calendars,” i., 352.
“Japanese Costume,” ii., 154.
“Japanese Education,” ii., 345.
“Japanese Fairy World” (Griffis), ii., 344.
“Japanese Fairy World, The” (Ozaki), ii., 344.
“Japanese Fans,” i., 376.
“Japanese Funeral Rites,” ii., 183.
“Japanese Girls and Women,” ii., 344.
“Japanese Heraldry,” i., 117.
“Japanese Homes,” ii., 344.
Japanese in America, i., 152.
“Japanese Life in Town and Country,” ii., 344.
“Japanese Plays,” ii., 345.
“Japanese Rituals,” i., 66.
Jarves, J. J., ii., 345.
Jesuits.
_See_ Order of Jesuits.
Jewels, ii., 332.
Jizō, Idol of, i., 399; ii., 45.
Jodogawa, River, ii., 50.
Johannis Botanicus, ii., 201.
Jones, Sir William, ii., 164.
Jontoux, Father, ii., 118.
“Journal of Commerce” (New York), ii., 293.
Jūdo, i., 74, 277.
_Jugulans nigra_, ii., 144.
_Junrei_, ii., 22.
_Kago_, i., 377-379.
Kahei, Takataya, ii., 228-243.
Kakegawa, ii., 70.
Kamakura image of Buddha, i., 218.
Kamakura, Island of, ii., 74.
_Kamban_, i., 323-325.
Kamel, George Joseph, ii., 125.
_Kami_, i., 66.
_See also_ Shintō.
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