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take the side of the weaker. The fall of Port Arthur and the
annihilation of the Russian navy on the Sea of Japan were beyond all
expectation. They now began to think that they might be also taken
unawares by us, as they thought the Russians were, forgetting that
they had ignored to study the Japanese. They rather repented that
they had underestimated the real Japanese unduly, and thereby they
have fallen into the error of overestimation. We do not think that a
sheer victory on a battlefield can in any case be taken as a measure
of the progress of civilisation in the victor. Moreover, in what field
could we have been able to beat any European nation except in
battle, if we could beat her at all? Almost all of our cultural factors
we have borrowed from foreign countries, and therefore they are of
later introduction, so that they could not be easily brought by our
imitation, however adroit it might be, to a stage nearly so high as
they had reached in their original homes. But as to the art of fighting
only, we have come to practise it since the old times, and during the
successive Shogunates it had been the calling most honoured and
followed by us at the expense of other acquirements. In short, it was
the speciality of old Japan, so that our success in arms could not
testify to the sudden jump in other branches of our civilisation.
Those foreigners, however, who had been accustomed to judge us
from afar, looked only at the scientific and mechanical side of
modern war, of which we had availed ourselves, and surmised that if
we could stand excellently the test in this department, we must
certainly have surpassed what they had expected of us in all
respects. This surmise, which they felt not very agreeably, they flatly
imputed to our dissimulation and feigning, and branded them as our
national vices, instead of attributing the miscalculation to their self-
deception and ignorance as regards things Japanese. On the
contrary, we have had never the least intention to deceive any
foreigner in the estimation of the merit of what we have achieved.
Would it not be ridiculously absurd to assume the existence of such
a tendency in any living nation in the world?

We have been thus overestimated and at the same time begun to

be somewhat disliked by those short-sighted observers in foreign
countries after our successful war with Russia. The pet nation of the
whole world of yesterday was turned suddenly into the most
suspected and dangerous nation of to-day! There have been many
missionaries who had personal experience of our country, owing to
their residence here for years, professing that they have tried their
utmost to plead our cause. Unfortunately, their defence of us has not
availed much, for a great part of them are used to depict us as a
nation still evolving. Evolving they say, for our recent national
progress is too evident a fact to be refuted, and they wish to ascribe
it to their fruitful endeavours. Evolving, they say repeatedly, for they
are fain to show that there is still remaining in Japan a wide field
reserved for them to work, lest their raison d'être in this country
should otherwise be lost forever. In fact, we are now far enough
advanced as a nation as not to require the tutelage of the
missionaries of recent times.

I regret that we have among us a certain number of typical

braggarts, who unfortunately abound in every country, and their
shameless bluffing has often caused astonishment to unprejudiced
observers in foreign countries. Nevertheless, we as a nation are
neither far better nor far worse than any other in the world. To
remain as a petrified state, with plenty of well-preserved relics of all
ages, is what we cannot bear for our country. We know well that a
nation which produces sight-seers must be incomparably happier
and more praiseworthy than that which furnishes quaint objects for
show to please those sight-seers. If there be any other nation that
wishes to make its home a peepshow for others, let it do so. That is
not our business. What we aspire to earnestly as our national ideal is
to make our country able to stand shoulder to shoulder with the
senior Western nations in contributing to the advance and welfare of
world civilisation. We shall proceed toward this goal, however
fluctuating foreign opinion about us may be for years or ages to
come.
 INDEX
A

Abe, family, 93

Aborigines, 28

Adoption, 346

Adzumakagami, 322

Agriculture, 78

Aidzu, 377ff.

Ainu, 30ff., 66f., 70ff., 82ff., 86ff., 91, 104ff., 114, 119, 122ff.,
125, 130, 143, 147, 153, 157, 175, 183, 192ff., 204, 237ff.

Alienation of land, 346

Allod-holders, Frankish, 144

Alphabet, 167, 324

Amalgamation of cultures, 335, 347. See Assimilation of cultures

America, 371 ff., 394

Amita, 172

Amusements, 211

Ancient régime, 356

Annals, 364
Ansai, Yamazaki, 359

Anti-Semitism, 344

Apaches, 254

Archæology, 29

Archery, 205, 312

Architecture, 130ff., 296

Aristocracy, 62, 246, 250, 343

Armour, 314ff.

Art, 129ff., 261, 331, 345

Artisans, 288ff.

Æsop, Fables of, 262

Ashigaru, 304

Ashikaga, age of, 214, 222ff., 227, 231, 234ff., 238, 241, 243, 245ff.,
248, 251, 258ff., 263, 274, 284ff., 296ff., 310, 312, 316, 318, 320,
328, 331, 344, 350, 360ff.

Ashikaga, family, 206ff., 210, 215ff., 233, 268ff., 307

Ashikaga Shogunate, 187, 207, 210ff., 215ff., 223, 227ff., 242, 252,
257, 261, 264, 268, 307, 320

Ashikaga, town, 227

Assessment, 298

Assimilation of cultures, 150. See Amalgamation of cultures

Astronomy, 107ff., 349

Augury, 64, 139

Auspices, 139

Austria, 213

Ave Maria, 173

Balkan, 68

Ballad, 129, 134

Ball, kicking of, 237

Barons, English, 213

Barriers, 291, 342

Bartering, 84ff.

Biographies, 365

Bismarck, 356

Biwa, instrument, 162

Biwa, Lake, 119ff.

Block-engraver, 233ff.

Blood-ties, 89

Body-guard, of Shogun, 294ff. See Hatamoto

Books, 231ff., 348, 358

Bookstores, 325
Botany, 349

Bourbons, 282

Bourgeois, 237, 245, 250, 332, 345, 388

Brewers, 244

Bricks, 131

Britons, 69

Buddhism, 8, 96, 98ff., 109, 118, 130, 145ff., 162, 168ff., 233, 235,
237, 250, 262, 273ff., 351ff, 359, 384

Buffoons, 244

Buffoons, 262, 273ff., 351ff., 359, 384

Bulgarians, 68

Bunjingwa, 332

Byôbu, 250

Cæsars, 154

Calendar, 107ff.

Calligraphy, 323, 325, 331

Calvinism, 189

Cape Colony, 70

Carlovingians, 94

Carpets, 133
Caste-system, 61, 343

Castles, feudal, 237

Catholic, 170, 350

Cattle, 78

Cavalry, 304

Celibacy, 351

Census, 116ff., 125, 144

Centralisation, 15ff., 89, 92, 95ff., 221ff.

Chaotic period of Japanese history, 224

Chen-Shou, Chinese historian, 59

Chikafusa, Kitabatake, 321

China, 7, 99, 106, 159, 195, 225ff., 228ff., 234, 237, 241ff., 245, 392

Chinese, people, 233, 348

Chinese art, 129, 249

Chinese Buddhists, 226

Chinese civilisation 6ff., 57, 60, 96, 105ff., 227, 253, 261, 348, 371

Chinese colonists, 58

Chinese language, 60ff., 166ff., 235, 324, 362, 366

Chinese literature, 129, 134, 152, 227, 230, 232ff., 248, 321ff., 327,
358

Chinese philosophy, 358

Chivalry, 162

Christianity, 245, 251ff., 262ff., 278, 280, 296, 348, 351, 353, 385

Chronicles, 53ff., 61, 277, 364

Chronology, 107, 235ff.

Church, 352

Churche, 195ff.

Chu-tse, 352, 359, 366

Cities, growth of, 223, 230, 241

Civil Code, 392

Civil war, between two branches of Imperial family, 240, 255ff., 355

Class-system, 140, 288ff., 343, 347

Classicism, 224

Clay, types made of, 320

Clients, 81, 87, 90ff., 115

Climate, 21ff.

Cochin China, 323

Codification, 123

Coins, 231ff., 298, 312

Common people, 141, 145, 289, 328, 389. See Plebeians

Communication, 236, 238, 280

Community, religious, 172

Community, self-providing, 84

Compensation-bonds, 385

Condottieri, 242, 277

Confiscation, 345

Confucius, 8, 232, 234, 320, 328ff., 352, 358ff.

Connoisseurs, 244, 285

Conscription, 125, 381, 387

Conservatism, 163, 269, 390, 394

Constitution, 391ff.

Convent, 233

Conventionalism, 193, 272

Corporations, 84

Corvée, 116

Court-ladies, 152

Court-musicians, 135

Court-nobles, Courtiers, 131, 140, 152ff., 156, 204ff., 210ff., 215,

218ff., 227, 237, 252, 255, 272, 306, 308ff., 335, 338, 360, 374f.,
383ff.

Court-philosophers, 352

Craft-groups. See Groups

Crafts-men, 340

Crown prince, 95, 311

Crusades, 226

Culture, 238, 335, 347

Curios, 244

Currency, system of, 298. See Monetary system and Coins

Cycle, chronological, 107ff.

Daibutsu, 136, 144

Daimyo, 225, 236ff., 290ff., 293ff., 299ff., 307, 310ff., 315ff.,

325ff., 331ff., 337ff., 358ff., 380, 389ff.
Dai-Nihon-shi, 364

Dancing, 135

Dark Ages, 224

Date, family, 303

Deities, 168, 170

Democratisation, 388ff., 390

Deshima, 348, 371

Diadochi, 279

Dialect, 315, 341

Diplomatists, 244, 301, 349

Disintegration of the Empire, 216

Dismemberment, 10f

Dissimulation, 396

District-governors, 116

Djitô, 181 ff., 202ff., 212ff., 225, 294, 297

Doctrinaires, 373

Documents, 364

Dog-shooting, 205, 294ff., 314

Domains, 80ff., 90ff., 94, 97, 306, 330

Domicile, 340
Dramatist, 333

Dutchmen, 348f., 350, 353, 371, 394

Earthenware, 29

East Chin dynasty of China, 99

East Roumelia, 68

Education, 235, 238, 289ff., 358, 394ff.

Educational Museum, 327

Eighty Thousand, 294. See Hatamoto

Elders, 294

El Dorado, 265

Embargo, 291

Emperor, 80ff., 95, 101, 108, 223, 306ff., 327, 365, 367ff., 384, 389ff.

Empire style, 285

Empress, 141, 310, 336

England, 69

Englishmen, 199, 395

Epic, 130, 134

Etiquette, 145, 250ff.

Europe, 224, 371ff.

European civilisation, 262, 347, 348, 353

European history, 12

Europeanisation, 388, 391, 394

Europeans, 347

Excavation in northern China, 130

Executioners, 343

Ex-Emperor, 311

Extradition, 340

Extra-territoriality, 392ff.

Facsimile, 325

Family life, 256ff.

Farmers, 340. See Peasants

Fetichism, 272

Feudalism, 12ff., 302, 379, 387

Feudal Japan, 383

Feudatories, 225, 237, 242, 247, 293ff., 351

Fighting, 396ff.

Fire-arms, 243, 312, 388

Fiscal-system, 306
Florence, 241

Flower-trimming, 132ff., 244

Foreign relations, Foreigners, 326, 373

Forest, 305

Formosa, 23, 27

Fortress, 296

France, 69, 282

Freeholders of land, 81

Freemen, 81

French, 295

French Revolution, 356

Fu-Chien, Chinese potentate, 96

Fudai, 294ff., 296

Fujiwara, age of, 156ff., 163ff., 174, 177ff., 186ff., 248, 254ff.,
263, 272, 275, 306, 389

Fujiwara, family, 140ff., 149, 152ff., 202, 204, 218, 306, 336

Fukuwara, Settsu, 159. See Kobe

Fushimi, 321ff., 376ff.

Gemmyô, Empress, 53, 130ff.

Genealogical records, 337

Generalissimo, to chastise the Ainu, 183

Genji-monogatari, 152, 248, 261, 360

Genkô-shakusho, 235

Gentlemen, 328

Gentry, 330, 335

German Confederation, 329

German Empire, 194, 356

German Language, 395

Germans, 79, 94, 129, 395

Germany, 68, 213, 239

Go-Daigo, Emperor, 205, 306, 321

Goetz von Berlichingen, 246

Go-Kenin, 179, 202, 294

Go-Midzunowo, Emperor, 319, 321

Go-Sanjô, Emperor, 178

Government, signification of, 177

Go-Yôzei, Emperor, 319ff.

Great Britain, 194

Great Japan, History of, 365

Greece, 10f., 136

Gregorian Calendar, 381

Groups, system of, 62, 80, 82ff., 88, 92, 115

Guild, of Medieval Europe, 84

Guns, 243, 312

Hachiman, of Tsurugaoka, 177

Hai-nan, island, 65

Haito, 72, 83, 86

Hakata, 190, 223, 226, 228ff., 233, 241

Hakodate, 378

Haniwa, 129

Hanseatic towns, 239

Harakiri, 287ff.

Harps, 133

Hatamoto, 295, 305ff., 310, 376

Hei-an, 146. See Kyoto

Heike, 162. See Taira

Heike-monogatari, 162

Hidehira, Fujiwara, 192

Hidetada, Tokugawa, 350

Hideyoshi, Toyotomi, 267, 269, 279ff., 285, 293ff., 298ff., 306ff.,
319ff., 351, 358, 392

Hieta-no-Are, 53f.

Highlanders, 157

Higo, province, 72

Hikwan, 214, 217. See Protégés

Historiography, 363, 365f.

History, as science, 4ff., 73

History, study of, 269, 349, 358, 364ff.

Hitachi, province, 296

Hiyei, Mount, Monasteries, 275. See Yenryakuji

Hizen, province, 376

Hogen, era, 160

Hohenstaufen, 219

Hôjô, family, 184ff., 188, 201ff., 205, 207, 212, 227, 256

Hokke, Buddhist sect, 189, 274. See Nichiren-shû

Hokkaidô, Island, 23, 27, 32ff., 119, 237ff., 370, 378

Holland, 378. See Dutchmen

Holy Roman Empire, 295

Homestead, 303

Homicide, 288
Hôhen, 173ff., 189, 234

Hongwanji, Temple, 276

Hontô, Main Island, 31, 67ff., 119, 122ff., 192, 302, 316, 344, 378

Horsemanship, 133, 304, 313

Horses, 78, 116

Hosokawa, family, 240ff.

Hostages, 257, 300, 338

Hsiao-king, 258, 319ff.

Humanism, 226, 249ff., 260, 272, 317, 328ff., 331, 333

Hunting, 133

Hyogo, 241, 374. See Kobe

Ideographs, 57

Idolatry, 273

Idzu, province, 160

Idzumi, province, 239ff.

Iki, island and province, 121, 197

Ikkô-shû, 274, 351. See Jôdo-shinshû

Illiteracy, 28, 61ff.

Illustrations, 325
Imagawa, family, 259

Imitation, 129ff.

Immigrants, 28, 34, 76, 78, 81, 89, 91, 99ff.

Immunity, 142

Imperial court, 199, 227

Imperial Diet, 391

Imperial family, 62, 87ff., 90ff., 276, 336

Imperial household, 307, 311ff.

Imperial power, 92, 355

Imperial residences, 114

Imperialists, 376ff.

Impurity of blood, 344. See Pollution

Iname, Soga, 101

Indifferentism, 352

Individualism, 165, 246ff, 261, 264

Indoor-life, 132, 249

Infantry, 304, 312

Inland Sea, 25ff., 159, 161, 230ff.

Invincible Armada, 199

Iron age, 46ff.