Kojiki

Kojiki
Basil Hall Chamberlain, British Japanologists active in Japan during the late 19th century (1850-1935)

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Table of Contents
- About This Book
- Part I. The Birth Of The Deities
- The Beginning Of Heaven And Earth
- The Seven Divine Generations
- The Island Of Onogoro
- Courtship Of The Deities The Male-who-invites And The Female-who-invites
- Birth Of The Various Deities
- Retirement Of Her Augustness The Princess-who-invites
- The Slaying Of The Fire-deity
- Part Ii. The Quarrel Of Izanagi And Izanami
- The Land Of Hades
- The Purification Of The August Person
- Part Iii. Amaterasu, The Sun-goddess, And The Storm God
- Investiture Of The Three Deities, The Illustrious August Children
- The Crying And Weeping Of His Impetuous Male Augustness
- The August Oath
- The August Declaration Of The Division Of The August Male Children A.nd The August Female Children
- The August Ravages Of His-impetuous Male Augustness
- The Door Of The Heavenly Rock Dwelling
- The August Expulsion Of His Impetuous Male Augustness
- The Eight Forked Serpent
- The Palace Of Suga
- Part Iv. The Beast-legends
- The White Hare Of Inaba
- Mount Tema
- The Nether Distant Land
- The Wooing Of The Deity Of Eight Thousand Spears
- The Cup Pledge
- Part V.the Champion Of Japan
- Yamato Take Slays His Elder Brother
- Yamato Take Slays The Kumaso Bravoes
- Yamato Take Slays The Idzumo Bravo
- Yamato Take Is Sent To Subdue The East And Visits His Aunt At Ise
- Yamato Take Slays The Rulers Of Sagamu
- Yamato Take's Empress Stills The Waves
- Yamato Take Slays The Deity Of The Ashigara Pass
- Yamato Take Woos Princess Miyazu
- Yamato Take Meets The Deity Of Mount Ibuki
- Yamato Take Sickens And Dies
- Yamato Take Turns Into A White Bird