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Kakuzo Okakura
The Ideals of the East

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1 Intro | of Nâgaruna in the second century A.D. - was no isolated event. 2 Intro | Japanese art in the ninth century, makes it abundantly clear 3 Intro | Mediæval Revival of the past century in England. What would be 4 Range | Ghazni, in the eleventh century. But the old energy of communication 5 Range | Bengal after the thirteenth century. Their subjects consist, 6 Range | lasted, however, only half a century.~The Sung Dynasty (960 to 7 Confuc| reached us in the sixth century, was that of the Hâng and 8 Confuc| period that in the first century of the Christian era a~prime 9 Taoism| latter part of the fourth century, who belonged to the Laoist 10 Taoism| Japan.~Shakaku in the fifth century lays down six canons of 11 Taoism| borders of Thibet in the first century, was considered, as the 12 Taoism| King of So, in the second century of the Christian era, being 13 Taoism| devout Buddhist. In the third century, when the Emperor Korei 14 Taoism| or Mencius lived about a century after Confucius. With Bunno 15 Buddhi| the middle of the sixth century B.C. - is concerned with 16 Buddhi| survived in the seventh century, when Gensho (Hieuntsang) 17 Buddhi| in Kashmir, in the first century after Christ, that Kanishka - 18 Buddhi| of Chandra Gupta (fourth century B.C.).~Nagarjuna was an 19 Buddhi| and Japan. In the second century of the Christian era, he 20 Buddhi| this school of the third century.~The remains of Mathura 21 Buddhi| period-begins in the fourth century under the Gupta dynasty, 22 Buddhi| lasting till the seventh century, with Nalanda as its centre 23 Buddhi| begins with the seventh century to sound the dominant note 24 Asuka | towards the end of the third century the translation of the Amida-Sutra 25 Asuka | at the end of the sixth century.~This history of the long 26 Asuka | the beginning of the sixth century, of which fortunately some 27 Asuka | Stupa, built in the same century by Amara Singh, one of the 28 Asuka | like Taiando, in the fourth century, devoted themselves to evolving 29 Asuka | principles of Nagarjuna (second century A.D.) prove a masterly insight 30 Asuka | of Riumonsan more than a century earlier.~A Kwannon (Avalokiteswara), 31 Asuka | the middle of the seventh century. One notable point about 32 Asuka | of having been restored a century later. The pagodas of the 33 Nara | grandeur. In India the sixth century saw Vikramaditya overthrow 34 Nara | since the days of Asoka. A century later Rissemin (Taiso), 35 Nara | Nagarjuna in the second century; and we catch a glimpse 36 Nara | atomic theory; the fifth century, when her mathematics and 37 Nara | movement~which, in the eighth century, resulted in the creation 38 Nara | beginning of the eighth century, and established the Kegon 39 Nara | the middle of the eighth century, that we were able to introduce 40 Nara | civil wars in the sixteenth century. The present head and hand 41 Nara | beginning of the eighth century - is of the highest merit, 42 Fujiwa| characterised, from the tenth century onwards, by a predominating 43 Fujiwa| in Jocho (of the eleventh century), whose Amida is still to 44 Fujiwa| the end of the eleventh century the military strength of 45 Fujiwa| the middle of the~twelfth century completely unmasked the 46 Fujiwa| held it close on half a century. Then they succumbed to 47 Fujiwa| He lived in the eighth century, and is the father of modern 48 Fujiwa| Southern India in the twelfth century. He is the founder of the 49 Fujiwa| saint of the thirteenth century.~Suma and Shioya. - Two 50 Ashika| Emperor Kiso, in the twelfth century, himself a great artist 51 Toyoto| features of the nineteenth century of Europe. The manners and 52 Toyoto| as the era of Genroku, a century after the establishment 53 Toyoto| nation, freed from half a century of bloodshed, whenever the 54 Tokuga| refuge, so making it, a century and a half later, the fulcrum 55 Meiji | almost simultaneously, a century and a half ago. The first 56 Meiji | hand of Sannyo, when he, a century later, wrought out that 57 Meiji | science, since more than a century ago, had been dawning on 58 Meiji | encroachment of the seventeenth century, ending in the terrible 59 Meiji | to express itself for a century and a half. It had also 60 Meiji | beginning of the nineteenth century, and spent many years in


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