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Quelpaert. See Tamna. Quiver, I. 34. Rain of ashes, II. 346, 369. Rain, prayers for, II. 174, 175, etc. Raitsui (stone weapons), I. 12. Rank, official, II. 127, 225, 228, 231, 368. See Cap-rank. Recorders. I. 307, 357. Red bird, II. 347, 351. Red crow, II. 337, 407, 409. See Yatagarasu. Red tortoise. II. 352. Regalia, I. 76, 83, 307; II. 3, 33. Relics (Buddhist), II. 102, 117, 121. Religion. See Buddhism, Mythology, Shinto. Retreat (religious). II. 360, 369, 398. Rice, creation of, I. 33. Rice-castle. See Inaki. Richiu Tennō, I. 301. Riddle, I. 396. See Conundrum. Right and left, precedence of, I. 16; II. 15. Risshi (Buddhist rank), II. 359, 416, etc. River-god, I. 22, 281, 299; II. 174. See Midzuchi, Serpent-worship. Rock-cave of Heaven, I. 41–50. Sa (honorific prefix), I. 3. Sachihiko (envoy to Corea), I. 252, etc. Sacred jars, I. 122, 130, 157. Sacrifices, I. 220, 228, 281; II. 174. See Offerings. Sacrifices, human, I. 178, 181. Sadaijin, II. 196, 294. Saheki Be, I. 212. Sahohiko, I. 172. Saimei Tennō, II. 248–273. Saka (an acclivity), frequent in names of places. Sakahe, Miwa no Kimi, II. 107, et seqq. Sakaki (sacred tree), I. 43, 47, 81, 219. Sake (rice-beer), I. 52, 56, 154, 244, 245, 264; II. 166. Sakitsuya, I. 348. Sakyamuni. See Shaka. Salt-pans, I. 220, 268. Saniha, I. 225. Sarcophagus, I. 137; II. 285, 389. Sarume, I. 44, 76, 79. Saruta-hiko, I. 77. Scribes. See Recorders, Fumibito. Sea-gods, I. 22, 93, 95, 106. Sea monster, I. 61, 95, 98, l02. Seamstresses imported, I. 261, 269, 271, 363. Seimu Tennō, I. 214–216. Seinei Tennō, I. 373–377. Senkwa Tennō, II. 33–35. Sepulchral mounds, I. 72; II. 17. See Misasagi, Haka, Tomb. Serfs, I. 388; II. 29, 30, 79, 87, 94, 178, 206, 217, 327, 371, 431. Serpents, I. 52, 296, 299, 347. Serpent-worship, I. 158, 208, 299, 347. See Midzuchi. Seta, battle of, II. 314. Seven stars, II. 366. Shaka, II. 65. Shamon, II. 197, 241, etc. Shari. See Relics. Sheep, II. 124, 188. Shibi no Omi, I. 400, et seqq. Shields, I. 80, I55, 282; II. 395. Shiguma, II. 257. See Bear. Shihi-netsu-hiko, I. 111, 120, 121, 126. Shiho-tsu no oji, I. 92, 110. Shiki (rebel), I. 125. Shiki (Commentary on "Nihongi"), Introd. xiii.–xix. Shiki tsu hiko tami demi. See Annei. Shikome (ugly woman of Yomi), I. 25. Shinjōsai (festival), I. 86. Shinto (religion), Introd. xii.–xxiv.; I. 41, 43; II. 106, 195, 293. See Mythology, Sun-goddess, Nakatomi, Imbe, Offerings, Wind-god, etc. Shinto priests, I. 56. See Hafuri. Shinto shrines, I. 58; II. 76. Shinra. See Silla. Shipping tax, II. 69. Ships, I. 58, 161, 256, 268, etc. Shiraga take-hiro-kuni-oshi-waka-Yamato-neko, I. 373. Shiratori no Misasagi, I. 211. Shiri-kume-naha, I. 45. Shiro, a land measure, II. 115, 205, 394. Shitennō, II. 114, 482. Shitenōji, II. 115, 123, 150. Shōgun, I. 156. Shoki, I. 1. Shōtoku Daishi, Introd. xiv.; II. 95, 107, 114, 122, 133, 144, 148, 431. Shrines, I. 132; II. 318. Shūchō (year-period), II. 373, 379. Shūkai (or Shuge) edition of "Nihongi," Introd. xx. Shuttle, I. 41. Signet (Imperial), I. 314; II. 3. See Regalia. Silk, I. 166, et passim in Vol. II. Silkworm, I. 21, 33, 347; II. 5. See Mulberry. Silla (Kingdom of Corea), I. 57, 166, 221, 230, 231, 234, 249, 257, 269, 284, 295, 315, 326, 349, 354; II. 15, 18, 35, 38, and frequently after this. Silver, II. 172, 325, 360, 387, 403, 404, 405. Slaves, I. 209, 356; II. 48, 64, 73, 74, 82, 93, 100, 113, 115, 182, 202, 220, 221, 402. Smith-god, I. 81, 139. Snake-worship. See Serpent-worship. Sōdzu, II. 153, 325, 359, 377, 378. Soga family. II. 148, 189. Soga no Oho-omi, II. 78, 87.
