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 1 Primit|        the unity of the Imperial throne. We always say "We come
 2 Confuc|        name, ascended the Dragon Throne in its authority, asserting
 3 Confuc|      first King of Shu, when the throne was taken from In. This
 4 Asuka |   aristocracy who surrounded the throne, and carried out mandates
 5 Asuka |       had sought to place on the throne the upholder of its own
 6 Asuka |         grand-niece Suiko on the throne, she being also the granddaughter
 7 Nara  | immediate shadow of the imperial throne.~In India, too, there is
 8 Nara  |       Kamatari, again veiled the throne by their aristocratic power.
 9 Nara  |     enough later to threaten the throne and the nobility.~Dosho,
10 Nara  |       was the next to ascend the throne. The nobility of soul of
11 Fujiwa|       aspirants for the imperial throne in the middle of the~twelfth
12 Fujiwa|        assist the rivals for the throne.~The family of that imperial
13 Meiji |  national life is centred in the throne, over which broods in transcendent
14 Meiji |       time-honoured fiefs to the throne, and becoming equal before
15 Meiji |        in 1892 - a word from the throne will still conciliate the
16 Vista |           and sets up in China a throne whose imperial occupant -