Makers of Japan

by J. Morris

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]
• Enomoto, Admiral Viscount, [87];
• portrait, [299];
• aboard Kaiyo Maru, [300];
• Hakodate, [301];
• fight at Hakodate, [303];
• head of Colonisation Department, [304];
• makes treaty with Russia, [304];
• in Cabinet, [304]
• “Eta,” [66]
• Etajima naval college, [312]
• Etiquette at Shogun’s Court, [95]
• Expenditures reduced, [47]
• Expulsion of foreigners, [19], [65], [69], [77]
• Fillmore, President, [12]
• Fire at palace, [38]
• Foreign drill, [17]
• Formosa expedition, [39], [40]
• French graves at Moji, [123], [172]
• Fudai rank, [62]
• Fujita Toko, [97], [99], [100]
• Fujiyama steamer, [30]
• Fuki-age gardens, [34]
• Fushimi, battle, [3], [31], [62], [86], [87]
• Fukusawa, Yukichi, portrait, [268];
• founds Jiji Shimpo, [268];
• at Teppodzu, [269];
• teaches Dutch, learns English, [269];
• sails for America, [270];
• for Britain, [270];
• influence, [271];
• establishes his famous college, [271]
• Gates, nine, of Kioto, [25]
• Geisha, origin of, [55]
• Geishiu province, [26]
• Gen-ro-in Assembly, [45]
• Gessho, priest, [205]
• Giyobukiyo, Prince Keiki as, [82]
• Glover & Company, [120]
• Golownin visits Japan, [vi]
• Go-ro-ju Assembly, [94]
• Goto, Shojiro, Count, [28], [32], [195];
• consulted by Shogun, [195];
• carries prince’s letter to him, [196];
• adviser to new Government, [197];
• defends Sir Harry Parkes, [198];
• sword from Queen Victoria, [200];
• active in field, [200];
• Cabinet with Sanjo, [200];
• visits Europe with Itagaki, [201];
• portrait, [195]
• Graves of French sailors, [123], [172]
• Gregorian calendar adopted, [36]
• Hachiman temple, [54]
• Hagi, [16], [120]
• Hakodate, [13], [26]
• Hama-go-ten palace, [35], [37]
• “Hans’” liabilities, [285]
• Harris, Mr Townsend, [13]
• Haruko, Empress, [1], [34], [35], [48]
• Hatamoto and Hatamochi, [66]
• Hayashi, Jussai, [102]
• Hayashi, Viscount Tadasu, [xiv], [81], [125], [131], [187], [272]
• Hearn, Lafcadio, [xv]
• Heiki, Tatewaki, [32]
• Hemi village, [68]
• Hibiya parade ground, [38]
• Hidetada, Shogun, [58], [64], [67]
• Hideyoshi, Shogun, [15], [58], [64]
• Higashi Fushimi-no-miya, [86]
• Higashi Kuze, Baron, [91]
• Hikoné, [74]
• “Hi-nin,” [66]
• Hiogo, [14]
• Hirado, [65], [67], [68]
• Hirosé, Commander, [311]
• Hiroshima, [2]
• Hitotsubashi, Shogun (see under [S])
• Hiuga, old shrine in, [203]
• Hizen, [25], [69]
• Hokkaido, [15]
• Hostility to strangers, [19], [71]
• Hotoké-Iwa, [64]
• Ibaraki Ken, [97]
• Idzu promontory, [13]
• Ii-dani in Totomi, [74]
• Ii Kamon-no-Kami, [63], [70-74], [98], [189], [204]
• Imai, S., [xv]
• Imperial decree, [24]
• “Imperial message,” the, [51]
• Imperial oath, [146]
• Industrial progress, [43]
• Inland Sea, [9]
• Inouye, Count Kaoru, [ix], [28], [70], [121];
• military service, [170];
• on Barrosa, [171];
• at Shimonoseki, [173];
• arranges loan, [175];
• finance, [176], [178];
• foreign minister, [179];
• treaty revision, [179], [180];
• lord-in-waiting, [181];
• influence, [183];
• portrait, [170]
• Interpreters, [vii]
• Inuboye, Cape, [97]
• Itagaki, Count Taisuke, [28];
• portrait, [279];
• commands division, [279];
• Sangi, [280];
• organises Jiyuto, [281];
• urges grant Constitution, [281];
• wounded, [282];
• in Europe, [282];
• joins Okuma, [282]
• Ito, Marquis Hirobumi, [28], [32], [45], [119], [121], [125], [129], [144], [147], [148], [150], [151], [153];
• portrait, [119]
• Iwakura, Prince, [21], [28], [35], [128], [131], [152-162];
• portrait, [152]
• Iwami province, [9]
• Iwasaki, Baron, [139]
• Iyemochi, Shogun, [15], [16], [18], [53], [71], [79]
• Iyesada, Shogun, [15], [53], [69], [71]
• Iyeyasu, Shogun, [12], [16], [58], [63], [67], [95]
• Iyeyoshi, Shogun, [70]
• Izanagi and Izanami myth, [11]
• Jamisen, [56]
• Jardine Matheson & Company, [120]
• Jimmu Tenno, [9], [10], [202-203]
• Jiyuto party, [ix], [69], [71]
• Jo-I party, [ix], [69], [71]
• Junks sail far, [68]
• Kagoshima, [xi], [15], [31], [23], [42], [43], [78]
• Kai-koku, [69]
• Kaiyo Maru frigate, [30], [31], [89], [299]
• Kamakura, [54]
• Kanagawa, [108]
• Kanin, [3], [48]
• Kasumi-ga-ura, [97]
• Kato Takaaki, Mr., [144]
• Katsu, Awa-no-kami, Count, [29]
• Katsura, General, [3], [144]
• Kawaguchi, [87]
• Kawamura, Admiral, [43]
• Kazu, Princess, [75]
• Keiki, Prince Tokugawa, [18], [23], [53], [81], [85]
• Kiang-Su, [30]
• Kido, Marquis Koin, [28], [99], [273-278]
• Kioto, [10], [14], [31], [43]
• Kiri-shima-yama, [203]
• Kishiu, [59]
• Kita Shirakawa, Prince, [7], [49]
• Knighthood of Japan, [66]
• Kobé, [14], [78], [125]
• Komatsu of Satsuma, [28]
• Komatsu, Prince, [49]
• Komei, Emperor, [1], [4], [14], [16], [19], [75], [80]
• “Ko-mon,” [62]
• Konoye, Emperor, [54]
• Kublai Khan invades Japan, [55]
• Korea, [41]
• Kowshing, [307]
• Kubota Sentaro, [80]
• Kuge, Court nobles, [21]
• Kujo, Prince, [1]
• Kumagé, in Choshiu, [119]
• Kunozan, Mount, [63]
• Kuper, Admiral, [23], [78]
• Kuroda family, [59]
• — Count, [141]
• Lancashire Fusiliers, [81]
• Liao-tung, convention, [142]
• — evacuation, [143]
• Lighthouses, [133]
• Li Hung Chang, [142]
• London police, [87]
• Loo-Choo isles, [56]
• Lotus steamer, [30]
• Maizuru, [308]
• Manchuria, [2]
• Marco Polo, [3], [8]
• Massacre at Sakai, [31], [32]
• — of Christians, [65]
• Matsudaira, [58], [59]
• Matsukata, Count, [xv], [284-297]
• Matsushiro, [101]
• Matsushita, [114]
• Mexico, junks sail to, [68]
• Mendez, Pinto, [9], [58]
• Mikado, title explained, [2]
• Mikawa, [58]
• Minamoto, [54], [58]
• Mint established, [285]
• Mitford (Lord Redesdale), [16], [80]
• Mito clan, Mito town, [53], [59], [60], [71], [81], [97]
• Mori, Baron, [xii], [16], [17], [75], [114], [122], [173], [275]
• Mutsuhito, Emperor, [xiii], [1], [18], [22], [24], [25], [33], [34], [92]
• Nafa, [56]
• Nagasaki, [13]
• Nakai Kozo, [32]
• Naosuke, Ii Kamon-no-kami, [70]
• Nariaki, Prince of Mito, [71], [81], [98]
• National Assembly decreed, [45]
• Nijo Castle, Kioto, [28], [95]
• Nikko shrines, [58], [63], [95]
• Ninko, Emperor, [4], [103], [114]
• Ninnaji-no-miya, [86], [92]
• Oiso, [151]
• Okubo, Viscount, [28], [75], [184-194]
• Okuma, Count, [xiv], [28], [246-254]
• Oriental Banking Corporation, [175]
• Osaka, [24]
• Osaka Mainichi Shimbun, [xv]
• Otori Keisuke, Baron, [27], [33]
• Owari, [59]
• Oyama, Marquis, [255-267]
• Parkes, Sir Harry, [16], [22], [31], [80], [87], [91]
• Peace treaties, [142]
• Personal name of Emperor, [1]
• Phaeton cruiser, [vi]
• Pinto, Mendez, [9], [58]
• Polo (dakiu), [20], [94]
• Port Arthur, [143], [309-311]
• Ports closed, [65]
• Portuguese, arrival of, [57], [67]
• Prince Higashi Fushimi, [48], [86]
• — Komatsu, [49]
• — Kita Shirakawa, [7], [49]
• — Kujo, [1]
• — Sanjo Sanetomi, [21], [28], [163-169]
• — Shimadzu Saburo, [15], [22], [28]
• — Yoshi-hito, [1], [49]
• Princess Sadako, [1]
• — Kazu, [75]
• Privy Council, [141]
• Public Works Department, [133]
• Railway, first opened, [47]
• Ranks of Samurai, [66]
• Rebellion in Satsuma, [42]
• Redesdale, Lord, [16], [80]
• Reed, Sir E., [xvi]
• Regent (Tairo), [70]
• Religions, [57]
• Resanoff, [vi]
• Revenues of barons, [60], [61]
• Rice, State trade in, [290]
• Richardson killed, [ix], [x]
• Roches, M., [31]
• Rome, Church of, [58]
• “Ro-nins,” [70]
• Russia and Liao-tung, [143]
• Sa-dai-jin, [28], [39]
• Sadako, Crown Princess, [1]
• Saga insurrection, [41]
• Saigo, Marshal Takamori, [25], [28], [42], [66], [75], [86], [99], [202-217]
• — Marquis, [39]
• Sa-in, [44]
• Saitama Ken, [316]
• Sakai massacre, [31], [32]
• Sakuma Shozan, [v], [12], [101-115]
• Sakurada gate, [70]
• Samurai principles, [66]
• Sanjo Sanetomi, Prince, [21], [35], [163-169]
• Saris, Captain John, [vi], [67]
• Sato Issai, [102]
• Satow, Sir Ernest, [16], [31], [80]
• Satsuma, clansmen, [22], [39], [41], [69]
• — rebellion, [42], [66], [78], [79]
• — allied with Choshiu, [69]
• Scotland sunk, [30]
• Sei-yu-kai, [145], [283]
• Sekku festivals, [73]
• Senate, [44]
• Shantung, [2]
• Shibusawa, Baron, [315-324]
• Shidzuoka, [24], [67], [92], [93]
• Shikishima, [5]
• Shimabara, [65]
• Shimadzu Saburo, Prince, [15], [22], [28], [39], [75], [207]
• Shimidzu, [64]
• Shimoda, [13], [108]
• Shimonoseki, [x], [76], [123]
• Shin-Cho-gumi, [90]
• Shinnō, [3]
• Shintoism, [viii], [6], [7]
• Shogun, Tokugawa Keiki, [12], [18], [22], [25], [28], [31], [54], [71], [75], [82], [85], [88], [90], [93], [94], [95]
• Shogunate Embassy, [78]
• — troops, [81]
• Sho-in, [44]
• Shrines, [8]
• Siebold, Von, [vi]
• Silk culture, [316]
• Suruga, [24], [92], [93]
• Suyematsu, Baron, [xv], [144]
• Tairo (Regent), [70]
• Takachiho peak, sword on, [202]
• Takanawa Legation, [70]
• Takasugi, [119]
• Tayasu house, [93]
• Telegraphs established, [38]
• Temmacho prison, [118]
• Tempo-san, [30], [87]
• Tenno, [1], [5]
• — Jimmu, [9]
• Ten-shi, [1]
• Throne, attachment to, [6]
• Togo, Admiral Heihachi, [306-314]
• Tokugawa, Prince Keiki, [vi], [16], [18], [53], [60], [76], [77]
• — Prince Iyesato, [24], [93]
• Toné river, [97]
• Tosa, [25], [69], [82], [110]
• To-sama, [62]
• Treaty, British, [14]
• — Elgin, [14]
• — first, [13]
• Treaties disliked, [19]
• Tsu deserters, [63], [87]
• Tsuboi Shindo, [102]
• Tsugaru straits, [25]
• Tsukiji, [35]
• Tsurumi murder, [x], [77]
• “Tycoon,” [24], [53], [92], [95], [103]
• U-dai-jin, [28]
• Uraga, [11], [70], [116]
• Utsunomiya, [33]
• Uyeno, [43], [92]
• Victoria, Queen, decorates Goto and Nakai, [32]
• Wakamatsu, [26]
• Wakayama, [60]
• Watanabe Kazan, [102]
• “What will Japan do?” [xv]
• Willis, Dr., [31], [88]
• Worcester, H.M.S., Togo in, [307]
• Xavier, Francisco, [9]
• Yamagata, Marshal Marquis, [18], [29], [76], [219-245]
• Yamamoto, Admiral, [144]
• Yamao Yozo, Viscount, [119]
• Yamato, [9]
• Yanagawa Seigan, [102]
• Yashikis, [54], [59], [79]
• Yedo, [14], [29], [69], [80], [94]
• Yeddo steamer explodes, [37]
• Yenomoto, Admiral. See [Enomoto]
• Yeso, [15], [27]
• Yeto Shimpei, [41]
• Yodo, Prince of Tosa, [83]
• — river, [86]
• Yokohama, [14]
• Yoritomo, Shogun, [54]
• Yoshida Torajiro, [v], [12], [114], [117]
• Yoshi-hito, Crown Prince, [1]
• Yoshinobu Hitotsubashi. See [Shogun]
• “Zipangu,” [67]
• Zozoji temple, [64]

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