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INDEX

Abaza, Alexander Ageevich

Abe Isoo (socialist)

Abe Masahiro (chief senior councillor)

Abe Masato (member of Council of Elders)

“Abe no ichizoku” (The Abe Clan; Mori
Ō
gai)

Adachi Kenz
ō
(newspaper editor)

Adams, F. O. (acting British minister to Japan)

Adams, Henry

Adams, William (Miura Anjin)

agriculture

Aikoku-sha (Society of Patriots,
later
League for Establishing a National Assembly,
later
Jiy
ū
-t
ō
).
See also
Jiy
ū
-t
ō

Ainu

Akasaka Detached Palace

Akihito, Prince

Akiko, Princess (Meiji’s daughter)

Akira, Prince (Yamashinanomiya)

Albert Victor, Prince (of England)

Alcock, Rutherford (British minister to Japan)

Alekseev, Evgenii Ivanovich (viceroy of Russian Far East)

Alexander II (czar of Russia)

Alexander III (czar of Russia)

Alexis (grand duke of Russia)

Alfonso XII (king of Spain)

Alfred, duke of Edinburgh

Allan, James

allied fleet, bombardment of Shimonoseki by

An Chung-gun (An Un-chil; It
ō
’s assassin)

An Tae-hun

anarchism

anarchosocialism

And
ō
Nobumasa

Anegak
ō
ji Kintomo (imperial vice envoy)

Anglo-Japanese Alliance

Annam

Ansei era

Anti-Treaty-Revision League

Aoki Sh
ū
z
ō
(foreign minister)

Aosta, duke of

Arahata Kanson (writer)

Ariga Nagao (legal officer)

Ariji Shinanoj
ō

Arishima Takeo (novelist)

aristocracy.
See
nobility

Arisugawa Taruhito, Prince.
See
Taruhito, Prince

Armstrong W.N.

army: Taruhito’s instructions to; actions of, in Saga rebellion; Meiji’s personal command of; First Army; and murder of Queen Min; Fifth Infantry Regiment; Meiji’s preference for; on war with Russia.
See also
military drills and maneuvers

Army Military Academy

Arthur, duke of Connaught (Queen Victoria’s son)

Arthur of Connaught, Prince (of England, Queen Victoria’s grandson)

arts.
See also n
ō

Asada S
ō
haku (physician)

Asahiko, Prince.
See
Nakagawa, Prince

Asan

Asano Mochikoto (heir of daimyo of Aki)

Ashikaga Yoshimasa

Ashikaga Yoshinori

assassinations: attempted, of And
ō
; of Ikeuchi; during Restoration period; Meiji’s response to; continued; statement of intended; plot against Meiji; K
ō
toku on; punishments for.
See also
An Chung-gun

Assembly of Daimyos

Asukai Masamichi

Asukayama

Atagi Michiaki (nobleman)

Augusta (empress of Prussia)

Austro-Hungarian Empire

Awatanomiya.
See
Nakagawa, Prince

Baba Tatsui (politician)

Baelz, Erwin (physician)

VIEWS:
on filial duty of emperor; on care of princes; on attack on Czarevitch Nicholas; on ceding of Sakhalin; on Meiji’s relationship with Yoshihito; on Nakayama Yoshiko’s health; on Meiji’s visits to real mother; on Meiji’s foibles; on response to Anglo-Japanese Alliance

Balfour, A. J. (prime minister, Britain)

Bank of Korea

Battle of Song-hwan, The
(n
ō
play; Meiji)

“Battle of Song-hwan, The” (war song; Meiji)

Bauduin A. F.

Beppu Shinsuke

Biddle, James

Bigot, Georges

Bingham, John

Bird, Isabella L.

births, as polluting events

Bismarck, Herbert von

Biutsov, Evgenii Karlovich (Russian envoy)

Biwa, Lake

Black, John

Board of Trade (England)

Boissonade, Gustave

B
ō
j
ō
Toshiakira (military liaison officer)

B
ō
j
ō
Toshinaga (chamberlain)

border disputes

Boshin war

Boxer Rebellion

Boy’s Day

Brinkley, Francis

Buddhism: threats against hidden Christians by; separation of Shint
ō
from; regulations for nuns; Meiji’s attention to temples of; Kalakaua’s interest in; Nishimura on; Shingon

bummei kaika
(culture and enlightenment), policy of

Bushid
ō
(Nitobe Inaz
ō
)

cabinet: reorganization of; and Meiji; political balance in; parliamentary; isolation of, from ordinary people; members’ interest in politics; It
ō
’s; Sonoda on appointments to; and crisis of; stalemate of, with Diet; party; and Boxer Rebellion; Katsura’s; Saionji’s

cabinet (Korea)

calendar: lunar; solar, adoption of

calligraphy

Cambridge, duke of

Canton, China

capital (Japan)

Cassini, Arturo (Russian minister to United States)

Centennial Exposition (Philadelphia)

Central News

centralized state, transition to

ceremonies and rituals: first reading;
gembuku
(initiation into manhood); gift giving as;
fukasogi
(hair-trimming);
himo-naoshi
(
himo-toki
adult sash); moon-viewing; Night Palace Ceremony;
seppuku
;
shih
ō
hai
(worship of the four directions);
nusa
(sweeping away evil influences); Daij
ō
-e (post-coronation ritual); learned from Western navies; for New Year; for Meiji’s railway station visits; first chopsticks; importance of; after birth of prince or princess; revival of

Chamberlain, Joseph (colonial minister, Britain)

chamberlains.
See B
ō
j
ō
Toshinaga; Fujinami Kototada; Hinonishi Sukehiro; H
ō
j
ō
Ujiyasu; Iwakura Tomosada; Takashima Tomonosuke; Tominok
ō
ji Takanao; Yamaguchi Masasada; Yoneda Torao

Chang In-hwan

Charter Oath in Five Articles

Chekhov, Anton

Chigusa Aribumi (nobleman)

Chigusa Kotoko (Meiji’s concubine)

Chikako, Princess (Princess Kazunomiya): engagement of, to Taruhito; engagement and marriage of, to Iemochi; at moon-viewing ceremony; journey of, to Edo; on Tokugawa Iemochi’s choice of successor; on behalf of Tokugawa family; Meiji’s visit to; death of