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Metempsychosis, II. 149. Mibu be, I. 280; II. 135. Micheul Höchi pölhan, I. 241, 244. Michi no Omi, I. 117, 122, 133; II. 16, 21. Midzuchi (water-snake or water-god), I. 299. Midzuha nome, I. 21, 122. Midzuha wake (Prince and Emperor), I. 305, 310. Mikage, II. 385. Miko, I. 79. Mikoto, I. 3. Mikoto-mochi, II. 126, 131. Milky Way, I. 23, 39, 42. Mill, II. 140, 294. Millet, I. 33. Mimaki irihiko iniye, I. 150. Mimana, I. 167. See Imna. Mimatsu hiko kayeshine, I. 144. Mimuma, I. 336. Mint, II. 414. Miroku, image of, II. 101, 127. Mirror, I. 20, 43, 47, 49, 76, 83, 168, 185, 193, 251, 341; II. 3, 33. Misaheun, I. 242. Misaki (spur of hill or promontory), I. 177. Misasagi (Imperial tomb), I. 135, 139, 211, 217, 236, 297, 298, 327, 357, 389, 390; II. 35, 143, 147, 156, 178, 235, 341, 389, 404. Mitama-furishiki, II. 373. Mitegura, II. 147. Mitsugi (tribute), II. 23. Miyake (granary), I. 178; II. 8, 13, 17, 27, 28, 32, 60, 78, 79, 136. Miyakko (local governor), I. 51, 133, 215, etc. Mohitori, I. 134. Momari Cheulchi, I. 241, 244. Mononobe, I. 128, 184. Mononobe no Ohomuraji, II. 90, 112. Monstrosities, I. 298; II. 147, 296, 300, 368. Moon-god, I. 18–20, 28, 32, 391. Moriya no Ohomuraji, II. 90, 112. Mortar, I. 189. Motoöri, Preface, Introd. xix. Mounds, sepulchral, I. 72; II. 17. See also Haka, Misasagi, Tomb. Mountain-goat. See Kama-shishi. Mountain-god, I. 22. Mourning, I. 277; II. 232. See Funeral ceremonies. Mujina (animal like badger), I. 184. Mulberry (paper), I. 49; (silk), I. 347, 366. Mules, II. 344. Mumayado (Prince). See Shōtoku Daishi. Mumako no Sukune, II. 90, 101–103, 106, 112, 119. See Soga. Munchu (King of Pèkché), I. 367. Munyöng (King of Pèkché), I. 405. Mura (village), II. 18. Muraji (title), I. 27. Mura-kumo (sword), I. 53. Murder of an Emperor, I. 334; II. 119. Mure (Corean word for mountain), II. 54, 153. Muretsu Tennō, I. 399–407. Muro, I. 71, 85, 123, 134, 201, 297, 376, 379; II. 375, 380, 426. Music, I. 326; II. 30, 72, 144, 324, 350, 359, 371, 376, 406. See Flute, Koto. Musubu no Kami, I. 5. Mutè (Corean Prince), I. 405. Myöng (King of Pèkché), II. 15, 66, 74. Mythology, Books I. and II. Na (name). See Names. Nagare-kanjō, II. 151. Naga-sune-hiko, I. 113, 126, 127. Naijin, II. 197. Nails, superstitions regarding, I. 50. Nakatomi, I. 42, 45, 48, 79. Nakatsu (Prince), I. 301. Numa (Corean official rank), II. 55, 79, etc. Names (proper), I. 27, 175, 190, 204, 255, 316, 393; II. 185, 223, 224, 225, 226, 354, 393. See also Title. Naniha (city of Ohosaka), I. 113. Naniha (person), II. 92, et seqq. Nara Museum, II. 128. Nari-kabura (sounding arrow), I. 87; II. 277. Nashiro, I. 314, 322, 375, 406; II. 4, 13, 29, 31, 32, 204, 217. See Be, Koshiro. Nengō (year-period), II. 198, 236. Ne no Kuni, I. 20. See Yomi. Ne no Omi, I. 331, 363. Nether land, I. 20, 32, 51. See Yomi. Nigi-haya-hi no Mikoto, I. 111, 128; II. 427. Nihabi (courtyard-fire), I. 44. Nihi-name (festival of first-fruits), I. 86, 122, 292, 375, 379; II. 109, 169, 177. See Oho-nihe, Ahimbe. Nihon. See Nippon. Ninken Tennō, I. 393–398. Nintoku Tennō, I. 272–300. Nippon, I. 1, 13, 268, 345; II. 7, 12, 42, 137, 139, 149, 303. No (genitive particle), frequent in proper names. Nō dance, origin of, I. 79. Nomi no Sukune, I. 175. 181. Norito (Shinto rituals), Introd. xii.–xiv.; I. 80; II. 333. Nuhoko or jewel-spear, I. 11. Nunakura futo-damashiki, II. 90. Nuns, II. 96, 101, 103, 104, 113, 118, 135, etc. Nuptial hut, I. 12, 41, 54, 400.
