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 1 Int     |     sixth and seventh centuries A.D. Thenceforth for a thousand
 2 Int     |       arms."8~   As early as 65 A.D. the Imperial sanction was
 3 Int     |      struggles of the Sō (Sung, A.D. 970-1127, or including the "
 4 Int     |         the Sō are Chow Tun-i, (A.D. 1017-1073), the brothers
 5 Int     |     1073), the brothers Ch'eng (A.D. 1032-1085, and 1033-1107),
 6 Int(19) |                         b. 1140 A.D. "In opposition to the critical
 7 Int     |       was born in the year 1472 A.D. and died in the year 1528.
 8 Int(28a)|      Nakai Tōju printed in 1650 A.D. I printed an abridged translation
 9 Int     |          By the twelfth century A.D. the earlier belief in monotheism,
10 I(9)    |       Yuen) dynasty was Mongol, A.D. 1280-1368, and was succeeded
11 I(14)   |    literature. p. 31 . . . . In A.D. 819 be presented a remonstrance
12 I(17)   |       only abolished finally in A.D. 1664; Lay's "Japanese Funeral
13 I(27)   | statesman. He committed suicide A.D. 212. So is the famous Chang,
14 I       |           In the period Kan-ei (A.D. 1624-1643) the Shōgun came
15 I(32)   |    edited in the fourth century A.D. and take high rank among
16 I(54)   |        became a priest. He died A.D. 1198.~
17 II(10)  |               In Suikō's reign, A.D. 593-628, Buddhism was openly
18 II(10)  |         reign of Mei, (Ming Ti) A.D. 58-76 it received the imperial
19 III(3)  |      who overthrew the Mongols, A.D. 1368, and set up the Ming
20 III(4)  |  dynasty, who reigned in China, A.D. 25-58.~
21 III(5)  |       was treacherously killed, A.D. 1582. Hideyoshi then seized
22 III(5)  |      seized the power, and died A.D. 1598. After a time of war
23 III     |       it not."~ ./. In the year A.D. 1586, after the battle at
24 III(7)  |    which Ieyasu won the empire, A.D. 1600.~
25 III     |     years in the period Tenshō (A.D. 1573-1590) a retainer of
26 III     |          In the period Ei-roku (A.D. 1558-1570), Ieyasu was in
27 III     |       but in the period Keichō (A.D. 1596-1614) Amano had the
28 III     |      appear. In Kwan-ei-Shō-hō (A.D. 1624-1647) was a branch
29 III     |         temple. And in the year A.D. 1657, when Tentokuji was
30 III     |        period Kyōhō, (12th Jan, A.D. 1724) a clerk named Ichijurō,
31 IV(3)   |               The Eastern Tsin, A.D. 317-419.~
32 IV(7)   |     Imperial master. Kenko died A.D. 1350. A translation of the
33 IV(8)   |         was written in the year A.D. 1004, "Things Japanese,"
34 IV      |       But in the period Kambun (A.D. 1661-1673) Matsudaira Idzu
35 IV(11)  |   Taka-uji and Nitta Yoshisada, A.D. 1334. Satow and Hawes's "
36 V(4)    |       the Sung dynasty. d. 1017 A.D. Mayers. p. 165.~