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Index
CONTENTS LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS LIST OF MAPS LIST OF TABLES AND CHARTS ACKNOWLEDGMENTS INTRODUCTION
USE OF JAPANESE TERMINOLOGY
Romanization Pronunciation Personal Names
DATES JAPANESE HISTORICAL PERIODS
1 HISTORICAL CONTEXT
HISTORICAL SURVEY
Introduction Medieval Japan (1185–1615) Early Modern Japan (1615–1868)
BIOGRAPHIES OF HISTORICAL FIGURES READING
General Medieval Japan Early Modern Japan
2 LAND, ENVIRONMENT, AND POPULATION
LANDSCAPE AND ENVIRONMENT
Oceans, Bays, Lakes, and Rivers Mountains, Volcanoes, and Earthquakes Climate Natural Resources Flora and Fauna
CITY, TOWN, AND COUNTRYSIDE
Castle Towns Market Towns Temple/Shrine Towns Port Towns Post-Station Towns Countryside Domains
POPULATION STATISTICS
Total Population Urban Population
GAZETTEER OF PLACE-NAMES
Islands Cities and Towns Domains
READING
Landscape and Environment City, Town, and Countryside Population Statistics Regions, Provinces, and Equivalent Modern Prefectures
3 GOVERNMENT
IMPERIAL AND MILITARY RULE STRUCTURE OF THE IMPERIAL COURT
Court Ranks
STRUCTURE OF THE SHOGUNATES
Kamakura Shogunate Muromachi Shogunate Tokugawa Shogunate List of Shoguns and Regents
LAW, CRIME, AND PUNISHMENT
Pre-Kamakura Shogunate Kamakura Shogunate Muromachi Shogunate Azuchi-Momoyama Period Edo Period
READING
Imperial and Military Rule Law, Crime, and Punishment
4 SOCIETY AND ECONOMY
SOCIETY
Medieval Society Early Modern Society
WOMEN
Medieval Period Early Modern Period
SOCIAL PROTEST
Social Protest in the Medieval Period Social Protest in the Early Modern Period
ECONOMY
Medieval Economy Early Modern Economy Currency Foreign Trade
READING
Society Women Social Protest Economy
5 WARRIORS AND WARFARE
WARRIOR HISTORY
Rise of the Military Class Early Medieval Warriors Late Medieval Warriors Early Modern Warriors Warrior Rank and Socio-Economic Position Warrior Terminology
WARRIOR ETHICS
Bushido: The Way of the Warrior Feudal Society and Bushido Bushido in the Edo Period The Legacy of Bushido Medieval Warrior Values Early Modern Warrior Values Foundations of Warrior Conduct Model Warrior Values
MARTIAL ARTS AND WEAPONRY
18 Martial Arts
ARMOR, HELMETS, AND SHIELDS
Armor Helmets Shields
FORTIFICATIONS
Azuchi-Momoyama- and Edo-Period Castles
WARRIOR RANKS AND HIERARCHY
Military Structure Warrior Service Requirements Warrior-Monks (Sohei) Foot Soldiers (Ashigaru) Attendants (Yoriki and Doshin) Masterless Samurai (Ronin)
BATTLE TACTICS
Training Shield Deployment/Formations Archery/Cavalry Strategy Signals and Identification Battle Formations Battle Rituals
WARS AND BATTLES READING
Warrior History Warrior Ethics Martial Arts and Weaponry Armor, Helmets, and Shields Fortifications Warrior Ranks and Hierarchy Battle Tactics Wars and Battles
6 RELIGION
INTRODUCTION
Japan’s Religious Traditions Common Characteristics
SHINTO TRADITIONS
Introduction Shinto Mythology Medieval and Early Modern Shinto Shinto Schools Shinto Rituals and Festivals Shinto Ritual Objects Shinto Deities Shinto Priesthood Shinto Shrines
JAPANESE BUDDHIST TRADITIONS
Introduction Medieval and Early Modern Japanese Buddhism Buddhist Schools Buddhist Monasticism Buddhist Rituals Buddhist Ritual Objects Buddhas, Bodhisattvas, and Buddhist Deities Buddhist Temples
CHRISTIANITY ROLE OF WOMEN READING
General Shinto Buddhism Christianity
7 PHILOSOPHY, EDUCATION, AND SCIENCE
PHILOSOPHY
Neo-Confucian Philosophical Concepts Edo-Period Philosophical Schools
EDUCATION
Education in the Medieval Period Education in the Early Modern Period Edo-Period Schools
SCIENCE
Medicine Astronomy Geography Mathematics
READING
Philosophy Education Science
8 LANGUAGE AND LITERATURE
LANGUAGE
Genetic Affiliation Chinese Characters Kana Syllabaries Kanji Pronunciation: on and kun Readings Japanese Vocabulary Writing Styles
LITERATURE
Introduction Medieval Literature Early Modern Literature
READING
Language Literature
9 PERFORMING ARTS
INTRODUCTION MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS MUSIC AND DANCE
Characteristics of Traditional Japanese Music and Dance Music and Dance Traditions
RELIGIOUS PERFORMING ARTS
Shinto Buddhist Christian
THEATER
Noh Kyogen Kabuki Bunraku
STREET ENTERTAINERS AND STORYTELLERS READING
Musical Instruments Music and Dance Religious Performing Arts Theater Street Entertainers and Storytellers
10 ART AND ARCHITECTURE
INTRODUCTION
Medieval Art and Architecture Early Modern Art and Architecture
ART
Sculpture Painting Ukiyo-e Ceramics Lacquerware
TEA AND RELATED ARTS
Tea Ceremony Practice Tea Ceremony History Tea Preparations Tea Utensils (chadogu) Role of Nature in the World of Tea Tea Ceramics
ARCHITECTURE
Buddhist Architecture Shinto Architecture Domestic Architecture
READING
Art Tea and Related Arts Architecture
11 TRAVEL AND COMMUNICATION
INTRODUCTION LAND TRAVEL AND COMMUNICATION
Modes of Land Travel and Communication Early Modern Road System
MARITIME TRAVEL AND COMMUNICATION
Medieval Maritime Travel and Communication Early Modern Maritime Travel and Communication Examples of Boat and Ship Types
READING
Travel and Communication
12 EVERYDAY LIFE
THE FAMILY
Family Structure Housework Children Household Property
THE HOME
Furnishings Furniture and Other Interior Objects Bedding Standard Interior Structure and Seating Shoji and Other Types of Sliding Doors Tatami Zabuton Heating and Lighting
MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE
Marriage Divorce Marriage Alternatives
SEXUALITY PREGNANCY AND CHILDBIRTH
Pregnancy Childbirth
FOOD AND DRINK
Cooking Sake Dining Etiquette
DRESS AND PERSONAL APPEARANCE
Hair Cosmetics and Accessories Clothing Everyday Etiquette
SPORTS AND DIVERSIONS
Sports and Games Household Pets
CALENDAR FESTIVALS AND YEARLY RITUALS
Festivals Yearly Rituals
DEATH AND DYING
Life Expectancy Disease Suicide The Afterlife Cremation Mourning
READING
General The Family The Home Marriage and Divorce Sexuality Pregnancy and Childbirth Food and Drink Dress and Personal Appearance Sports and Diversions Calendar Festivals and Yearly Rituals Death and Dying
MUSEUMS OUTSIDE JAPAN WITH NOTED JAPANESE ART COLLECTIONS BIBLIOGRAPHY INDEX
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