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Kakuzo Okakura
The Ideals of the East

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1 Range | redeem the lowest of the low.~Hâng Workmanship - Tâng Culture - 2 Range | the first Napoleon.~The Hâng Dynasty (902 B.C. to 220 3 Range | elements of Indian and old Hâng music. It is played by a 4 Primit| the matured arts of the Hâng dynasty of China, which 5 Confuc| century, was that of the Hâng and the Six Dynasties of 6 Confuc| Six Dynasties of China.~Hâng art was itself the natural 7 Confuc| their short empire.~The Hâng dynasty (202 B.C. to 220 8 Confuc| an integral part of the Hâng consciousness, with its 9 Confuc| to the latter part of the Hâng dynasty. These fresco-sculptures 10 Confuc| dolmens. For we received Hâng art from China, and were 11 Confuc| artisans, who worked in the Hâng style, as their mirrors, 12 Taoism| late as the period of the Hâng dynasty. But, gradually 13 Taoism| and the Confucianism of Hâng seemed likely to prove fatal 14 Taoism| towards the end of the Hâng period, in the freedom and 15 Taoism| kingdoms into which the Hâng dynasty divided - thus lessening 16 Taoism| elaborate metres of the Hâng poets.~Every one will remember 17 Taoism| to the present day.~The Hâng emperors, too, were not 18 Taoism| which Hanchow, one of the Hâng generals, brought back as 19 Asuka | scripture. In 64 A.D. Meitei, a Hâng Emperor, dreamt of a huge 20 Asuka | for China, during the Hâng period, claimed sovereignty 21 Asuka | the Chinese garb of the Hâng period of art, and this 22 Asuka | statues we find the same Hâng type that we noticed in 23 Asuka | which characterises the Hâng type as it appears in Buddhist 24 Asuka | adheres strictly to the Hâng type of the period. Besides 25 Asuka | excellent specimen of the Hâng style.~An embroidery, representing 26 Fujiwa| two chief capitals of the Hâng and Tâng dynasties. In this 27 Meiji | scholars returned to the Hâng commentators, and an age


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