CONTENTS

PART I
FROM THE FOUNDING OF THE EMPIRE TO THE ESTABLISHMENT
OF FEUDAL RÉGIME. 660 B. C.-1186 A. D.
CHAPTER PAGE
I.The Mythical Age[3]
II.The Beginning of the Empire. 660 B. C.-192 A. D.[6]
III.Relations with Korea and China. 192-645 A. D.[12]
IV.The Taikwa Reform. 645-708 A. D.[22]
V.The Nara Epoch. 710-794 A. D.[31]
VI.The Hei-an Epoch. 794-1186 A. D.[38]
PART II
THE FEUDAL AGES. 1186-1868
VII.The Kamakura Government. 1186-1339[65]
VIII.The Temporary Restoration of Imperial Power. 1339-1393 [83]
IX.The Muromachi Period. 1393-1573[92]
X.Internal Peace and External War. 1573-1603[109]
XI.The Foundation of the Edo Government. 1603-1651[122]
XII.The Decline of the Edo Government. 1651-1837[140]
XIII.The Fall of the Edo Government. 1837-1868[155]
PART III
THE NEW JAPAN. 1868-1893
XIV.Internal Affairs. 1868-1893[173]
XV.Foreign Relations. 1868-1893[188]
PART IV
APPENDIX. 1893-
XVI.The Constitution in Theory and in Practice. 1893-1906[199]
XVII.Parties and Politics. 1893-1906[213]
XVIII.Economic Progress. 1893-1906[242]
XIX.The Chino-Japanese War. 1894-1895[252]
XX.Japan and Russia in Korea and Manchuria. 1893-1904[275]
XXI.The Russo-Japanese War and its Aftermath. 1904-.[303]
Bibliography [331]
Index [337]