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General Ten Shinto Creation Stories Government Jimmu Tenno The story of the first emperor. Nintoku Tenno: "The Wealth of the Emperor" from the Nihongi [At WSU] Birth and Upbringiung of Prince Shotoku Prince Shotoku: The Seventeen Article Constitution from the Nihongi, 604 CE [At WSU] Ancient Japanese Constitution [At CCNY] Emperor Kotoku: Taika Reform Edicts, 645 CE [At WSU] By which Japan was centralized as one country. Tokugawa Era Tokugawa Iemitsu: Closed Country Edict 1635 [At CCNY] Honda Toshiaki: A Secret Plan for Government, excerpts, 1798 Tsuentomo Yamamoto: The Way of the Samauri [At CCNY] Literature Japanese Poetry: from the Manyoshu and other early collections [At WSU] Anonymous: In the Autumn Fields Mibu no Tadamine: On Kasuga plain Ono no Komachi: The hue of the cherry Sugawara Michizane: The autumn breeze rises Ki no Tsurayuki: The night approaches Prince Otsu: Poem sent by Prince Otsu to Lady Ishikawa Lady Ishikawa: Poem by Lady Ishikawa in response Noh Plays, translated by Arthur Waley, 1922 [At UVA] Seami: Kagekiyo, Kwanami Kiyotsugu: Sotoba Komachi Seami (attrib.): Aya No Tsuzumi (The Damask Drum) Seami: Hagoromo Seami: Tsunemasa Zenchiku Ujinobu (1414-1499?)(attrib.): Aoi No Uye (Princess Hollyhock) Zenchiku Ujinobu (1414-1499?)Kumasaka Culture Kokin Wakashu [At Virginia] An anthology of 1,111 Japanese poems (in the most widely circulated editions) compiled and edited early in the 10th century CE. Ogura Hyakunin Isshu, or, 100 Poems by 100 Poets, [At Virginia] Sarashina: The Diary of Lady Sarashina, 1009-1059 CE [At Hanover College] Kaibara Ekken or Kaibara Token: Greater Learning for Women, 1762 [At WSU] Diaries of the Court Lades of Old Japan, trans. Annie Sheply Omori and Kochi Doi, full text, [At CMU]
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