Jên Huang. The nine Human Sovereigns, [144], [145]
Jên Tsung. Emperor; and worship of Chang Hsien, [178]
“Jih Chi So Chih,” [422] n.
Jointed Snake. Legend of the, [393]
Ju Chiao. See Confucianism
Ju-i. ‘As you wish’; precious stone, [134]
Ju-lai Fo. Chinese translation of Tathagata, the highest epithet of a Buddha, literally ‘thus come’: “bringing human nature as it really is, with perfect knowledge and high intelligence, he comes and manifests himself”; in the myth of P’an Ku, [78]; and Miao Shan (Kuan Yin), [269]–[270]; rescues Hsüan Chuang, [358]–[359]
Jung. Tribe with heads of dogs, [20]; legend of, [419] sq.
Jupiter. Yü Huang the Chinese, [130]; given as a kingdom to Chuang Chou by Shang Ti, [150]; and T’ai Sui, [194]