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Nuribe. See Lacquer. Nyōi pearl, I. 209. Oath, I. 35; II. 82, 97, 197. Obito (title), I. 43. Occultation of stars, II. 169, 174, 353. Offerings to Gods, I. 44, 45, 47, 178, 209, 227; II. 147, etc. See Gohei, Mitegura, Nihi-name. Ohine, I. 278. Oho (great), passim. Oho-harahe, II. 221, 352, 378. See Hatabe, Purgation. Oho-hatsuse Waka-take, I. 329, 333. Oho-hirume no Mikoto, I. 110. Oho-hirume no muchi, I. 18. Oho-imi Deity, II. 328, etc. Ohoke (Emperor), I. 377. Oho-kume, I. 116, 133. Oho-kuni-dama, worship of, I. 151. Oho-kusaka (Prince), I. 331. Oho-maye no Sukune, I. 328. Oho-mono-nushi no Kami, I. 81, 152, 154, 158. Oho-muraji, I. 337, etc. Oho-namuji no Kami, I. 54, 59, 68, 80; II. 77. Oho-nihe, Introd. xv.; I. 86; II. 324, 334, 404. See Nihi-name. Oho-omi, I. 334, 337; II. 108, etc. Oho-saka, I. 113. Oho-sazaki, I. 255, 259, 271, 272. See Nintoku. Oho-sora. See Sora. Oho-tarashi-hiko-oshiro wake. See Keikō. Oho-tomo, I. 86, 116, 133, etc. Oho-tsu (Prince), II. 383. Oho-usu (Prince), I. 188, 202. Oho-yama-mori (Prince), I. 270, 274. Oho-yamato-hiko-suki tomo. See Itoku. Oho-yamato-neko-hiko-futo-hi. See Kōrei. Oho-yamato-neko-hiko kuni kuru. See Kōgen. Oho-yashima (Great-eight-island-country), I. 14, 16; II. 238. Ohoye, I. 278. Ōjin Tennō, I. 254–271; II. 9. Okime (old woman), I. 386, 387, 391. Okinaga tarashi-hi hiro-nuka. See Jomei. Okinaga tarashi-hime, I. 218, 224; II. 8, 59. Old man of the sea, I. 88, 92. Omens, I. 227, 228, 238, 277, 320; II. 2, 4, 226, 237, 239, 245, 256, 259, 263, 266, 269, 270, 276, 277, 293, 331, 359, etc. Omi (Minister or high official, also title of nobility), I. 36, et passim. See Oho-omi. Omohi-kane no Kami, I. 42, 46. Oni-yarahi, ceremony of, II. 389. Onogoro-jima, I. 12. Orange-tree, I. 186. Ordeal by fire, I. 73, 85, 89. Ordeal by boiling water, I. 258, 316; II. 22. Original commentary, Introd. xxi.; II. 41. Osaka Oho-nakatsu hime, I. 313, 328. Oshi ho mimi no Mikoto. I. 83. Oshikuma, Prince, I. 236, et seqq. Oshikuni oshi-take kanahi, II. 5. Pagoda, II. 102, 114, 122, 169. Painting and painters, I. 350; II. 127, 133, 140, 144, 187, 244, 265, 336. Pak Chésyang, I. 242. Panku, I. 28. Panphi, part of Corea, II. 9, 11, 13, etc. Paper, II. 140. Paper-mulberry fibre, I. 44. Parrots, II. 230, 251. Parturition house, I. 73, 94, 103, 277, 320. Peach, magical properties of, I. 30. Peacock, I. 230. Pearl, II. 27, 34. See Nyōi. Pèkché, Kingdom of Corea, I. 231, 232, 248, 249, 250, 257, 261, 263, 349, and frequently during the remainder of the work. Downfall of Pèkché, II. 269, et seqq. Pèkché record, I. 248, 252, etc. Pepper Court, II. 28. Pestilence, I. 151; II. 67, 102, 104. Pestle and mortar, I. 189. Petroleum, II. 289. Phallic worship, I. 11, 77, 139. Phasa, King of Silla, I. 231. Pheasant, I. 65, 73, 90. Pheasant, white, an omen, II. 124. Phung-chhang (Pèkché Prince), II. 165, 184. Physicians, I. 315; II. 72, 295. See Medicine. Picnics, I. 388, 389, etc. Piebald colt of Heaven, I. 40, 45. Pit-dwellers, I. 71. See Muro. Pleiades, I. 69. Polar bear. See Bear. Polygamy, I. 118, 323. Portents, II. 148, 155, 180, 183, 186, 187, 190. See Omens. Posthumous honours, II. 323, and frequently after this. Posting, II. 206, 207. Potters and pottery, I. 121, 155, 170, 350, 365; II. 117. See Clay-workers, Hanishi. Presents offered on branches, I. 193, 220. Priest, Emperor acting as, I. 225. Primogeniture, I. 110, 140, 273, 384; II, 242. Prince, I. 142, 149. Punam, II. 48. Punishments, II. 234, et passim. Purgation, or purification, ceremony of, I. 26, 31, 48, 49, 50, 224, 308; II. 96, 221. See Oho-harahe, Hatahe. Purity, ritual, I. 41. Puyö, country of, II. 18.
