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1 Buddhi|     rule, which was the most important act of the great spiritual
2 Asuka |    of the long succession of important teachers, implying the constant
3 Nara  |    their fire-worship in the important cities~of the empire, leaving
4 Heian |      mind and body, the most important way of~attaining the result,
5 Fujiwa| letters by the appearance of important books, written in Japanese
6 Kamaku|       This Kamakura epoch is important as the connecting-link between
7 Ashika|    of Sakya, will be no more important a subject than a painting
8 Tokuga|    reached Japan.~The second important effort of Kyoto was the