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 1 Primit|   had the Sun-Goddess as its central figure. Every family in
 2 Primit|      the province of Isé, in Central Japan. The temple of Idzumo
 3 Confuc|  much is made of Man, as the central point between the conflicting
 4 Buddhi|      extended his power from Central Asia to the Punjaub, and
 5 Buddhi| spread Buddhism farther into Central Asia. But all this was only
 6 Asuka |   Horan, claiming to be from Central India. It is told of them
 7 Asuka |    North-Western India was a central point between two empires,
 8 Nara  |    assisted by Gissananda of Central, and Bodhi-ruchi of Southern
 9 Nara  |    most impressive, with the central image, that it had taken
10 Kamaku|   own lords and knights some central figure who represented for
11 Toyoto|      his place d’avantage in central Japan, was able to wedge
12 Toyoto| statesman, Iyeyasu.~Thus the central figure of this period is