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
Moor, Captain, ii., 228, 229, 236.
Mōri Motonari, i., 90, 95, 103.
_Morrison_, American brig, ii., 255-258, 284.
Morse, E. S., ii., 344.
_Morus papyrifira_, ii., 132.
Mossman, ——, ii., 345.
Mountain priests, i., 74; ii., 23-25, 72.
Mountains, i., 386, 387; ii., 134, 255.
Mourning, ii., 178, 185-187.
Moxa, ii., 126, 145, 146.
Mulberry-trees, i., 76; ii., 132.
Munro, ——, ii., 310.
Murakami, N., i., 226.
Murakawn, K., i., 178.
Murray, D., ii., 158, 344.
Murray, Lieut., ii., 302.
Mushrooms, ii., 159.
Music and musicians, i., 212, 213, 357, 362; ii., 28, 315.
Nabores, Hieronymo de, i., 270.
Nagasaki, i., 97, 102, 125, 128, 143, 145, 156-160, 164, 234, 235,
244, 275, 284, 285, 291-294, 337-353, 355-365, 397.
_Naibun_, ii., 241.
_Namida_ (Sanscrit prayer), i., 344; ii., 27, 73.
“Narrative of a Japanese, The,” ii., 346.
Natural history researches, ii., 251-253.
Nettles, ii., 124.
“New Japan,” ii., 345.
“New Life of Toyotomi Hideyoshi,” i., 150.
New Moon ceremonies, ii., 316.
New Year’s Day (European), ii., 126.
New Year’s Day (Japanese), i., 357; ii., 127, 225, 226.
“New York Times,” ii., 310.
“New York Tribune,” ii., 301, 316.
Newbury, John, ii., 351, 352.
_Niagara_, U. S. frigate, ii., 337.
Nicholson, Lieut., ii., 302.
_Nihombashi_, or great bridge at Yedo, i., 380; ii., 78, 200.
Nikkō Temple, i., 230, 253.
Ningpo, i., 13.
Ni-ō-mon, “gate of the two kings,” ii., 108.
Nippon, i., 1, 27, 57, 124.
“Nippon Ōdai Ichiran,” ii., 165.
“Nippon, or Archives for the Description of Japan,” ii., 254.
Nitobe, I. O., ii., 273, 344.
Nobles, i., 240, 256-260; ii., 70, 81, 149-153.
Nobunaga (Oda Nobunaga), i., 96-98, 102, 103, 116, 117, 139.
Noises of the town, i., 344; ii., 189.
Noort, Oliver, i., 169, 171.
_Norimono_, i., 347, 377-379; ii., 327.
_Noshi_, ii., 177.
“Notes on the Intercourse between Japan and Siam in the Seventeenth
Century,” ii., 354.
“Notices et Extraits des Manuscrits,” ii., 165.
“Noto, an Unexplored Corner of Japan,” ii., 344.
“Nouveau Journal Asiatique,” i., 181; ii., 112.
“Nouveau Mélanges Asiatique,” ii., 146, 165.
Nugnes Barreto, Father, i., 88-90.
Nuyts, Peter de, i., 252-254; ii., 355.
Oaks, ii., 142.
Oars, i., 389.
Ōbaku, papal residence of Ingen, i., 276.
Odawara, ii., 73.
Official life at Nagasaki, i., 345-350.
Ōgosho-Sama, i., 163.
_See also_ Iyeyasu.
_Oharai_, or indulgence, ii., 21.
Ōigawa, River, i., 384, 385; ii., 71.
Ōita, i., 27.
Okakara, ——, ii., 345.
Okasaki, ii., 69.
Ōmura, town and bay, ii., 45.
Opium war, ii., 259.
Order of Jesuits, i., 41-46, 54.
_See_ Missionaries, Jesuit.
Orfanel, Father Fray Jacinto, i., 246.
Oriental Translation Fund, ii., 165.
“Oriental Travels,” Marco Polo, i., 1-6.
“Origin of Spanish and Portuguese Rivalry in Japan, The,” i., 135.
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