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Kaya, II. 80. See Imna. Keidai Tennō, II. 1–25. Keikō Tenn, I. 188–214. Kena no Omi, II. 15, 19, etc. Kenzō Tennō, I. 377–393. Kesa (Buddhist priest's garment), II. 196, 297, 386. Kibi (province), I. 14, 112, 155. Kibi no Omi, II. 58. Kibumi, i.e. yellow books, II. 133, 185. Kilin, I. 164, 244. Kimi (lord), I. 38. et passim. Kimmei Tennō, II. 36–89. Kinai. See Gokinai. Ki no tsuno no Sukune, I. 293. Ki no woyumi no Sukune, I. 354. Kishi (title), I. 236. Kissing, II. 85. Kite (golden), I. 126. Kiujiki, Introd. xii.; II. 148, 193; Addenda. Kiushiu, I. 109, 112, See Tsukushi. Kōan Tennō, I. 145. Kōbunden, II. 208, 225, 409. Kōbun Tennō, II. 301, 303. Kōgen Tennō, I. 146. Kōgioku Tennō, II. 171–194. Kojiki (history), Introd. xiii.–xix.; I. 2, 350, 393. Kokishi (Corean word for king), I. 201. Kokuryö. See Koryö. Kokushi (governor), II. 201. Koma, I. 232; II. 61. See Koryö. Konohana sakuya hime, I. 70–85. Kōrei Tennō, I. 146. Koro-pok-guru, I. 72. Koryö, or Kokuryö (kingdom of Corea), I. 231, 262, 268, 282, 296, 351, 366, 392; II. 38, 44, 60, 77, 86, 93, 134; downfall of, 289. Koshi, I. 14. Koshiro, II. 217. See Nashiro. Kōshō Tennō, I. 144. Kōsobō, II. 196. Koto (lute), I. 225, 268, 269, 351, 380; II. 235. Kōtoku Tennō, II. 195. Kotoshiro nushi, I. 61, 76, 225, 237; II. 318. Koyane no Mikoto, I. 82, etc. Kudara (kingdom of Corea), I. 232. See Pèkché. Kukunochi. See Tree-god. Kuma, I. 62, 82, 197, 232, 239, 368; II. 59. See also Kumaso. Kuma-himorogi, I. 82, 168, 169, 185. Kuma-nari, I. 59, 232, 367; II. 19, 286. Kuma-wani, I. 219. Kuma-washi, I. 226. Kumaso, I. 192, 196, 201, 219, 221. See also Kuma and Koma. Kume, I. 80, 118, 127, 133, 178. Kuni no Miyakko, or Kuni'tsuko (local governor), I. 112. See also Miyakko. Kuni no satsuchi no Mikoto, I. 3. Kuni toko-tachi no Mikoto, I. 3, 4. Kure, I. 265, 269, 362. See Go, Wu. Kuro hime. I. 301. Kusaka no hatahi-hime, I. 337. Kusanagi (sword), I. 52–58, 76, 205, 211; II. 290, 377. Kushi-nada-hime, I. 52, 56. Kusuri-gari. See Herb-gathering. Kusyu (King of Pèkché), I. 251. Kuzu (local chiefs), I. 119, 266. Kwannon (Buddhist), II. 379, 391. Kyōsoku, II. 256. Lacquer, II. 110, 367. Laws, II. 128, 202, 220, 350, 358, 393, 402. Leaves used as platters, I. 125, 285. Leech-god, I. 15, 18, 19, 20. Legends, passim in earlier part of work. Leopard as deity, II. 70. Living things released, II. 334, 335. Loans of rice, II. 328. Local authorities, II. 206, 207, 213, 242, etc. Long-life places (Buddhist), II. 394, 404. Loom. See Weaving. Lustration, I. 26. Magari no Ohine (Prince), II. 5, 12, 26. Maga-tama (curved jewels), I. 38, 49, 184, 221. Magic, I. 157, 361; II. 126, 190, 301. See Incantation, Witchcraft. Magpies. II. 124. Mahakala, II. 114. Maitrêya, II. 101, 127. Majinahi, I. 60. Makura kotoba, I. 176, 403, etc. Mallet weapons, stone or wood, I. 123, 124, 194, 240. Manchus. See Sushen. Mantras, II. 96. Market commissioners, II. 223. Marriage ceremony, I. 12, 14–18, 54. Marriage to near relations, I. 22, 145, 212, 277, 290; II. 26, 38, 40, 107, 185, 220, 221. See Nuptial hut. Marriage presents, I. 301. Mars (planet), II. 353, 409. Masaya-a-katsu kachi hayathi-ama no oshi ho mimi, I. 36, 37, 64, 76. Masu (measure of capacity), II. 209. Mato, II. 53. Matori no Ohomi, I. 403. Mayuwa (Prince), I. 334. Medicine, I. 59, 63; II. 68. See also Physician. Medicine men, I. 42. Mediums, I. 79. Metals, I. 21, 291, 328. See also Bronze, Copper, Gold, Iron, Mint, Silver. Metal workers, I. 81; II. 117, 376. Metamorphosis, I. 209, 210, 296, 361; II. 155.
