Sources of Japanese Tradition Vol. 1

Sources of Japanese Tradition: Volume I. Compiled by Ryusaku Tsunoda, Wm. Theodore de Bary, Donald Keene

Paperback. Zustand: Gut. Auflage: Revised. 648 p. In good condition. - CONTENTS -- Chronological Table aia -- Chapter I: The Earliest Records of Japan i -- JAPAN IN THE CHINESE DYNASTIC HISTORIES 3 -- Accounts of the Eastern Barbarians: History of the Kingdom of Wei, -- 4; History of the Latter Han Dynasty, 7; History of the Liu Sung Dynasty, 7; History of the Sui Dynasty, 9; New History of the T'ang Dynasty, 10 -- THE EARLIEST JAPANESE CHRONICLES 12 -- From the Preface to Records of Ancient Matters, 12; Birth of the Sun Goddess, 14; The Divine Creation of the Imperial Ancestors, 15; The August Declaration of the Division of the August Children, 17; Descent of the Divine Grandson with the Three Imperial Regalia, 17; His Marriage with the Daughter of the Great Mountain Deity, 18; The Heavenly Grandchild and the Sea-God's Daughter, 19 -- Chapter II: Early Shinto 21 -- LEGENDS CONCERNING SHINTO DEITIES 24 -- Birth of the Land, 25; Legends Concerning Susa-no-o, 27; Princess Yamato and Prince Plenty, 31; Enshrinement of Amaterasu, 32 -- Chapter III: Prince Shötoku and His Constitution 34 -- CIVIL STRIFE IN THE LATE SIXTH CENTURY 37 -- THE REIGN OF SUIKO AND RULE OF SHÖTOKU 42 -- The Empress Suiko, 43; The Seventeen-Article Constitution of Prince Shötoku, 47 -- Chapter IV: Chinese Thought and Institutions in Early Japan -- CHINESE-STYLE HISTORY AND THE IMPERIAL CONCEPT -- Preface to Records of Ancient Matters, 60; The First Emperor, Jimmu, -- 64; Nintoku: Rule of Benevolence, 66 -- THE REFORM ERA -- Fujiwara Kamatari and the Future Emperor Tenchi, 68; Inauguration of the Great Reform Era, 69; Reform Edicts, 69; The White Pheasant, 76 -- The Commentary on the Legal Code: Memorial on the Submission of the Commentary, 79; Regulations for Fitness Reports, 80 -- New Compilation of the Register of Families, 85; Preface in the Form of a Memorial to Emperor Saga, 86 Preface to the Kaifüsö, 88 -- Chapter V: Nara Buddhism 9I -- The Sütra of the Golden Light, 97: The Protection of the Country by the Four Deva Kings, 98 The Vimalakirti Sütra, 99 -- STATE SPONSORSHIP AND CONTROL OF BUDDHISM IOz| -- Proclamation on the Erection of the Great Buddha Image, 104; Two Edicts Concerning Dökyö, 105; Regulation of Buddhist Orders, 106 -- Mahäyäna Universalism and the Sense of Hierarchy I09 -- Chapter VI: Saichö and Mount Hiei II2 -- The Lotus Sütra, 116; The Revelation of the Mahäyäna, 117; The Eflicacy of the Lotus Sütra, 123 -- SAICHÖ: Vow of Uninterrupted Study of the Lotus Sütra, 124; A Manifestation of the Discipline, 125; Regulations for Students of the Mountain School, I, 127, II, 129 -- Chapter Vll: Kül^ai and Esoteric Buddhism -- Kükai and His Master, 140; The Transmission of the Law, 142 -- The Difference between Exoteric and Esoteric Buddhism: Introduc- tion, 144 -- The Precious Key to the Secret Treasury: Introduction, 146; Re- capitulation of the Ten Stages of Religious Consciousness, 150 -- [xiv] -- h,pter VIII: The Spread of Esoteric Buddhism -- l'i.iyer of Shirakawa on Offering the Tripitaka to Hachiman, 157; Sex and Buddhahood-A Shingon Heresy, 163; Prayers for the Shogun, 165 -- 172 -- 181 -- 184 -- 187 -- -- EISAI: Propagation of Zen for the Protection of the Country, 235; Drink Tea and Prolong Life, 237 -- DÖGEN: Conversations, 240; Sacrifice, 242; True Dedication, 243; Exertion, 243; Realizing the Solution, 245; Sitting and the Köan, 247; The Importance of Sitting, 247; Body and Mind, 248; Con- tempt for the Scriptures, 249 -- MUSÖ KOKUSHI: Reflections upon the Enmity between the Emperor and the Shogun, 250; Sermon at the Opening of Tenryü Monastery, 252; The Vigorous Treatment of Zen, 255 -- ZEN AND THE ARTS -- 25^ -- Chapter XIII: Shinto in Medieval Japan 25, -- THE EMPRESS SHÖTOKU: Edict on the Great Thanksgiving Festival, 267 -- KITABATAKE CHIKAFUSA: Records of the Legitimate Succession of the Divine Sovereigns, 267 -- Chapter XIV: The V ocabulary of Japanese Aesthetics II 277 -- SEAMI: On Attaining the Stage of Yügen, 282; On the One Mind Linking All Powers, 285; The Nine Stages of the Nö in Order, 286 The Book of the Way of the Highest Flower, 290 -- The Tofyigaiva Peace -- Chapter XV: Heroes and Hero Worship ^02 -- ODA NOBUNAGA -- . 302 The Burning of Enryaku Temple, 305; The Introduction of Fire- arms, 308 -- TOYOTOMI HIDEYOSHI -- T "-L A 7' r.i T 1 o - -- Letter to the Viceroy of the Indies, 316; Memorandum on the Korean Expedition, 318; The Sword Collection Edict, 319; Restrictions on Change of Status and Residence, 321 -- TOKUGAWA IEYASU -- Laws Governing the Military Households, 326; Military Government and the Social Order, 329; Ieyasu's Secret, 330; Ieyasu and the Arts of Peace, 331; The Sun God of the East, 333 -- f xvi | -- VI7. Nco-Confueian Orthodoxy , , IIWAIM M IKA AND THE RISE OF NEO-CONFUCIANISM -- I .11.1 10 the Prince of Annam, 338; Ship's Oath, 339; The Common II,IMS of Confucian Teaching, 340 -- ,111 , I I. IAL SCHOOL: THREE GENERATIONS OF THE HAYASHI FAMILY 341 -- UAVASIII RAZAN: On Mastery of the Arts of Peace and War, 346; The -- Way, 347; Essay on the Emperor Jimmu, 348; Conversa- -- 111,ns with Three Korean Envoys, 351; On Wang Yang-ming, 352 -- 352 -- (Hl SIRIAD OF NEO-CONFUCIANISM IN JAPAN -- VAMAZAKI ANSAI, 354: Principles of Education, 355; Devotion and H.ghtcousness, 357; Lecture Concerning the Chapters on the Divine Agc, ^58; Anecdotes Concerning Yamazaki Ansai, 360 -- IUI MITO SCHOOL -- IOKIIGAWA TSUNAEDA: Preface to the History of Great Japan, 363 -- . AIIIARA EKKEN AND THE STUDY OF NATURE -- 362 -- 365 -- -- Ihi/'ier XVII: The Öyömei (Wang Yang-ming) School m Japan 369 -- 369 -- NAKAE TOJU . -- Control of the Mind Is True Learning, 370; The Divine Light in the Mind, 372; The Supreme Lord and God of Life, 373; Filial Piety, -- 374 -- KUMAZAWA BANZAN, A SAMURAI REFORMER . . -- The Model Samurai, 378; The Development and Distribution of Wealth, 379 -- hapter XVIII: The Rediscovery of Confucianism -- YAMAGA SOKÖ AND THE OR1GINS OF BUSH1DÖ -- The Way of the Samurai, 389; Short Preface to the Essence of. Artikel-Nr. 1226049

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