A History of the Japanese People

A History of the Japanese People
Dairoku Kikuchi, mathematician and educator (1855-1917)

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Table of Contents
GEOGRAPHICAL AND ARCHAEOLOGICAL RELICS
HISTORICAL EVIDENCES
-01- About this book
-02- DEDICATION
-03- FOREWORD AND AUTHOR'S PREFACE
-04- THE HISTORIOGRAPHER'S ART IN OLD JAPAN
-05- JAPANESE MYTHOLOGY
-06- JAPANESE MYTHOLOGY CONTINUED
-07- RATIONALIZATION
-10- LANGUAGE AND PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS
-11- MANNERS AND CUSTOMS IN REMOTE ANTIQUITY
-12- THE PREHISTORIC SOVEREIGNS
-13- THE PREHISTORIC SOVEREIGNS CONTINUED
-14- THE PREHISTORIC SOVEREIGNS CONTINUED
-15- THE PROTOHISTORIC SOVEREIGNS
-16- THE PROTOHISTORIC SOVEREIGNS CONTINUED
-17- FROM THE 29TH TO THE 35TH SOVEREIGN
-18- THE DAIKA REFORMS
-19- THE DAIHO LAWS AND THE YORO LAWS
-20- THE NARA EPOCH
-21- THE HEIAN EPOCH
-22- THE HEIAN EPOCH CONTINUED
-23- THE HEIAN EPOCH CONTINUED
-24- THE CAPITAL AND THE PROVINCES
-25- RECOVERY OF ADMINISTRATIVE AUTHORITY BY THE THRONE
-26- MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE HEIAN EPOCH
-27- THE EPOCH OF THE GEN MINAMOTO AND THE HEI TAIRA
-28- THE EPOCH OF THE GEN AND THE HEI CONTINUED
-29- THE KAMAKURA BAKUFU
-30- THE HOJO
-31- ART, RELIGION, LITERATURE, CUSTOMS, AND COMMERCE IN THE KAMAKURA PERIOD
-32- FALL OF THE HOJO AND RISE OF THE ASHIKAGA
-33- THE WAR OF THE DYNASTIES
-34- THE FALL OF THE ASHIKAGA
-35- FOREIGN INTERCOURSE, LITERATURE, ART, RELIGION, MANNERS, AND CUSTOMS IN THE MUROMACHI EPOCH
-36- THE EPOCH OF WARS , SENGOKU JIDAI
-37- NOBUNAGA, HIDEYOSHI, AND IEYASU
-38- THE INVASION OF KOREA
-39- THE MOMO-YAMA EPOCH
-40- CHRISTIANITY IN JAPAN
-41- THE TOKUGAWA SHOGUNATE
-42- FIRST PERIOD OF THE TOKUGAWA BAKUFU
-43- MIDDLE PERIOD OF THE TOKUGAWA BAKUFU
-44- THE LATE PERIOD OF THE TOKUGAWA BAKUFU
-45- ORGANIZATION, CENTRAL AND LOCAL
-46- REVIVAL OF THE SHINTO CULT
-47- FOREIGN RELATIONS AND THE DECLINE OF THE TOKUGAWA
-48- FOREIGN RELATIONS AND THE DECLINE OF THE TOKUGAWA CONTINUED
-49- THE MEIJI GOVERNMENT
-50- WARS WITH CHINA AND RUSSIA
-51- APPENDIX