Makers of JapanMorris, J. (John) (Writer on Japan)
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Makers of Japan
Morris, J. (John) (Writer on Japan)
Japan -- Biography
source of inestimable blessing to the nations of the world!”
The wish to which Baron Shibusawa gave utterance in 1902 is one that
finds its echo in the hearts of the people of both nations to-day, and
one with which this humble effort to spread a knowledge of Japan and her
affairs may fittingly conclude.
INDEX
Abdication of Shogun, 82
Academies of Bakufu, 96
Accumulation of specie, 291
Ama-no-terasu, goddess, 11
Ancient sword on Takachiho-miné, 203
Ancient shrine in Hiuga, 203
Adams, William, vi, 67, 68
“Advance, Japan,” xv
_Adzuma_ ironclad, 302
Aidzu clan, 25, 29, 84, 86
Alcock, Sir Rutherford, xv, 16, 80
Arisugawa, Prince Taruhito, 3, 4, 49
Arisugawa, Prince Takehito, 4, 144
“Ashigaru” rank, 66
Ashikaga Shogunate, 55, 57
Anglo-Japanese relations, 68, 80
Attachment to throne, 6
Attempt on Sir H. Parkes’ life, 32
Awa bay, battle of, 30, 89, 300
Awa, Count Katsu of, 29
Awaji island, 11, 30
Bakufu (Shogunate), 76, 77
Bank of Japan established, 289
Barons’ revenues, 61
_Barrosa_, H.M.S., 122, 123
Battle of Awa bay, 30, 89
— Fushimi, 31
— Shimonoseki, 123
— Shinagawa, 90
Biddle, Commodore, vii
Biwa lake, 74
Bizen men run amok, 32
Bombardment of Kagoshima, 78
Buddha (Daibutsu) at Kamakura, 55
Buddhism, viii
Cabinet, first, 140;
changes, 45, 46
“Charter oath,” 46
Choshi, port, 97
Choshiu clan, 16, 17, 69, 76, 79, 173, 175
— defeated, 17
— victorious, 174
Clement, E. W., xv
Cocks, Captain, 68
Codes, civil and criminal, 44
Columbus, 9
Commodore Perry, 12
Constitution promulgated, 135
Coronation oath, 21
Council, first, 28
— of Local Governors, 45
— Privy, 140
_Coup d’état_ at Kioto (1868), 28, 83
Crown Prince, 49
Dai-jo-dai-jin, 27
Dakiu (polo), 94
Decree on accession, imperial, 50
Degrees of nobility, 139
Deliberative assembly promised, 21
Deshima, 68
Diet, the, 45, 135
Douglas, Admiral, 314
Douglas, Sir R. K., xv
Drill, foreign, 17
Dual control, 19
Dyer, Professor Henry, 133
Early visitors to Japan, vi
East India Company, 68
_Eclipse_ of Boston, vi
Embassy under Prince Iwakura, 128, 131
Emperor, personal name, 1;
portrait (_frontispiece_);
address to army and navy, 51;
menage, 51;
decree on accession, 50;
grants Constitution, 44;
at Hiroshima, 48;
diligence, 51;
sympathy, 52;
Commander-in-chief, 52;
education, 20;
equestrianism, 20;
poetry, 21, 52;
coronation, 33;
coif, 34, 36;
first public appearance, 35;
costume, 36;
opens railway, 36;
marriage, 34;
magnanimity, 22, 25, 43;
message to Diet, 47;
reviews fleet, 311
Emperor Komei, 1, 4, 75, 80
— Ninko, 4, 103, 114
_Emperor_ yacht, 30, 89
Empress Haruko, 1;
marriage, 34;
travels to Yedo, 34;
first sees foreigners, 35;
supports Red Cross Society, 48
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