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- ical intrigue, 125; advise abandonment of isolation, 164.
- Dwellings. See Architecture.
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- Earthquakes, not mentioned among early evils, i. 60; in Yedo, iii. 149; superstitions concerning, v. 191.
- Echizen-no-Kamo. See Mizuno Tadakuni.
- Education, beginnings, i. 125; first schools, 127; curriculum, 127; influence of Confucianism, 127, 128, 252; in accomplishments, 219; lack of moral teaching, 229; schools of Heian epoch, 229; University of Yedo during Tokugawa epoch, iv. 133; schools for military class, 134, 136; popular lectures, 135; elementary, 136–141; Chinese students in Japan, v. 76; modern compulsory, 77; elementary, 77, 78; kindergartens, 79; elementary training-schools, 79; middle schools, 79; high schools, 80; and conscription, 80, 81, 83; training schools, 81; normal schools, 81; universities, 82; pay of teachers, 82; private institutions, 82; athletics, 83.
- Emperor, divine right, i. 29, 94–97, 129, ii. 22, 37, iii. 88, v. 138, 176–178; royal consorts, i. 158, 167, 253, ii. 15, iii. 96; royal concubines, i. 166, 255; military class attitude toward, ii. 201–207; complete seclusion during Tokugawa epoch, iii. 90, iv. 7; share in the reorganisation, iv. 236; financial condition, 237; powers under the Constitution, 239, 242. See also Government.
- Ethics. See Buddhism, Morals, Shintō.
- Ethnography, i. 36–40, v. 252.
- Etiquette, Shotoku on, i. 99; of travelling, 208, ii. 116; official, of Nara epoch, i. 144; and morality in Heian epoch, 189; delight in the allegorical, 217; table, of Military epoch, ii. 112–114; elaborateness, 114; formalism as a national trait, iv. 109–111; of New Year's calls, vi. 37–39. See also Tea Ceremonial.
- Extra-territorial tribunals, v. 28–41.
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- Family, ancient, i. 61; organisation under the Taikwa reforms, 111; administrative and responsible local group, 112, 119, iv. 92; fealty and consanguinity, ii. 212–214; ambition and consanguinity, 214. See also Marriage, Property.
- Family badges, use, ii. 98, 99, 102; origin, 100, 101; particular, 100, 101.
- Fencing. See Sword.
- Festivals, procession of tutelary deities, vi. 1–5; Sano, of Tōkyō, 5–10; Kanda, of Tōkyō, 10–12; Gion, of Kyōtō, 15–17; Tori-no-Machi, 17–19; fire, of Kyōtō, 19–21; Tsukuma, in Omi, 21; laughing, of Wasa, 22–24; of athletic character, 24–31; and superstitions, 31. See also Observances.
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