Early Japanese History ...

17;district(kōri)in 19;district abbreviated Awa-no-kuni Betto Buddha Buddhist ceremony Buddhist officials Buddhist priest Buddhist temple Buddhist terminology Bureau called capital Central Affairs Chieftain Chikuzen-no-kuni China Chinese Chugu Clan clan(uji court ceremonies d.circa d.shortly Dajokan Dazaifu detached palaces disciple disciple district district(kōri)in Empress Enryaku-ji era name Ex-Sovereign Fifth Rank Fujiwara Government Headquarters Hereditary Corporation Hitachi-no-kuni Hizen-no-kuni Imperial Family Imperial Palace Inner Palace Guards Inner Provinces Ise Shrine Ise-no-kuni Japan Junior kabane Kami Kampaku Kii-no-kuni Kinai Kiyowara Kokushi Korea kori kori)in Kuge Kunaisho Kyoto Kyūshū lesser office literature Manorial Manors military officials Minamoto Ministry of Central Mino-no-kuni Musashi-no-kuni name nengo Nara nengo NO-KUNI Otomo palace gate Priest of Buddhism province kuni Rakuto Refer reigned rice fields Right Division Sadaijin San'yodo Satodairi Senior Sessho Settsu-no-kuni Shinto festivals Shinto shrine Shinto terminology shōen Shoho Sovereign Tennō sûtra T'ang Tachibana Taira Tendai-zasu Tenno To-ji Tokaido Tosando Udaijin waka woman Yamashiro-no-kuni Yamato-no-kuni