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The Kojiki (Chamberlain)

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Contents

• Volume I: Section I. The Beginning of Heaven and Earth
• Volume I: Section II. The Seven Divine Generations
• Volume I: Section III. The Island of Onogoro
• Volume I: Section IV. Courtship of the Deities The Male-Who-Invites and the Female Who-Invites
• Volume I: Section V. Birth of the Eight Islands
• Volume I: Section VI. Birth of the Various Deities
• Volume I: Section VII. Retirement of Her Augustness The Princess-Who-Invites
• Volume I: Section VIII. The Slaying of the Fire-Deity
• Volume I: Section IX. The Land of Hades
• Volume I: Section X. The Purification of the August Person
• Volume I: Section XI. Investiture of the Three Deities; The Illustrious August Children
• Volume I: Section XII. The Crying and Weeping of His Impetuous-Male-Augustness
• Volume I: Section XIII. The August Oath
• Volume I: Section XIV. The August Declaration of the Division of the August Male Children and the August Female Children
• Volume I: Section XV. The August Ravages of His Impetuous-Male-Augustness
• Volume I: Section XVI. The Door of the Heavenly Rock-Dwelling
• Volume I: Section XVII. The August Expulsion of His-Impetuous-Male-Augustness
• Volume I: Section XVIII. The Eight-Forked Serpent
• Volume I: Section XIX. The Palace of Suga
• Volume I: Section XX. The August Ancestors of the Deity-Master-Of-The-Great Land
• Volume I: Section XII. The White Hare of Inaba
• Volume I: Section XXII. Mount Tema
• Volume I: Section XXIII. The Nether-Distant-Land
• Volume I: Section XXIV. The Wooing of the Deity-of-Eight-Thousand-Spears
• Volume I: Section XXV. The Cup Pledge
• Volume I: Section XXVI. The Deities the August Descendants of the Deity Master-of-the-Great-Land
• Volume I: Section XXVII. The Little-Prince-the-Renowned-Deity
• Volume I: Section XXVIII. The August-Luck-Spirit-the-August-Wondrous-Spirit
• Volume I: Section XXIX. The August Children of the Great-Harvest-Deity And of the Swift-Mountain-Deity
• Volume I: Section XXX. The August Deliberation for Pacifying the Land
• Volume I: Section XXXI. The Heavenly-Young-Prince
• Volume I: Section XXXII. Abdication of the Deity Master-of-the-Great-Land
• Volume I: Section XXXIII. The August Descent from Heaven of His Augustness the August Grandchild
• Volume I: Section XXXIV. The August Reign in Himuka of His Augustness Prince Rice-Ear-Ruddy-Plenty
• Volume I: Section XXXV. The Duchess of Saru
• Volume I: Section XXXVI. The Deity Prince of Saruta at Azaka
• Volume I: Section XXXVII. The Curse of the Deity Great-Mountain-Possessor
• Volume I: Section XXXVIII. The August Child-Bearing of Princess-Blossoming Brilliantly-Like-the-Flowers-of-the-Trees
• Volume I: Section XXXIX. The August Exchange of Luck
• Volume I: Section XL. The Palace of the Ocean-Possessor
• Volume I: Section XLI. Submission of His Augustness Fire-Shine
• Volume I: Section XLII. The Parturition-House of Cormorants' Feathers
• Volume I: Section XLIII. The August Children of His Augustness Cormorant-Thatch-Meeting-Incompletely
• Volume II: Section XLIV. Reign of the Emperor Jim-mu (Part I. His Progress Eastward, and Death of His Elder Brother)
• Volume II: Section XLV. Emperor Jim-mu (Part II. The Cross-Sword Sent Down From Heaven)
• Volume II: Section XLVI. Emperor Jim-mu (Part III. The Gigantic Crow and Gods With Tails)
• Volume II: Section XLVII. Emperor Jim-mu (Part IV. The Ukashi Brethren)
• Volume II: Section XLVIII. Emperor Jim-mu (Part V. The Earth-Spider of the Cave of Osaka)
• Volume II: Section XLIX. Emperor Jim-mu (Part. VI. The Prince of Tomi and the Shiki Brethren)
• Volume II: Section L. Emperor Jim-mu (Part VII. The Empire Pacified)
• Volume II: Section LI. Emperor Jim-mu (Part. VIII. He Weds I-suke-yori-hime)
• Volume II: Section LII. Emperor Jim-mu (Part. IX: Troubles Which Followed His Decease)
• Volume II: Section LIII. Emperor Jim-mu (Part X. Genealogies)
• Volume II: Section LIV. Emperor Jim-mu (Part XI. His Age and Place Of Burial)
• Volume II: Section LV. Emperor Sui-zei
• Volume II: Section LVI. Emperor An-nei
• Volume II: Section LVII. Emperor I-toku
• Volume II: Section LVIII. Emperor Ko-sho
• Volume II: Section LIX. Emperor Koan
• Volume II: Section LX. Emperor Kō-rei
• Volume II: Section XLI. Emperor Kō-gen
• Volume II: Section LXII. Emperor Kai-kuwa
• Volume II: Section LXIII. Emperor Sū-jin (Part I. Genealogies)
• Volume II: Section LXIV. Emperor Sū-jin (Part II. A Pestilence Is Staid By Oho-tata-ne-ko)
• Volume II: Section LXV. Emperor Sū-jin (PART III: Story of Oho-tata-ne-ko's Birth)
• Volume II: Section LXVI. Emperor Sū-jin (Part IV. War With King Take-hani-yasu)
• Volume II: Section LXVII. Emperor Sū-jin (Part V. Peace Restored and Tribute Levied)
• Volume II: Section LXVIII. Emperor Sū-jin (Part VI. His Age and Place of Burial)
• Volume II: Section LXIX. Emperor Sui-nin (Part I. Genealogies)
• Volume II: Section LXX. Emperor Sui-nin (Part II. Conspiracy of King Saho-biko and the Empress Saho-bime)
• Volume II: Section LXXI. Emperor Sui-nin (Part III. Birth of Prince Homu-chi-wake and Death of the Conspirators)
• Volume II: Section LXXII. Emperor Sui-nin (Part IV. The Dumb Prince Homu-chi-wake)
• Volume II: Section LXXIII. Emperor Sui-nin (Part. V. His Later Wives.)
• Volume II: Section LXXIV. Emperor Sui-nin (Part VI. Taji-Mori Brings Back the Orange From the Eternal Land.)
• Volume II: Section LXXV. Emperor Sui-nin (Part VII. His Death and that of the Empress Hibasu.)
• Volume II: Section LXXVI. Empress Kei-ko (Part I: Genealogies)
• Volume II: Section LXXVII. Emperor Kei-kō (Part II. The Maidens Ye-Hime and Oto-Hime)
• Volume II: Section LXXVIII. Emperor Kei-kō (Part III. Various Deeds.)
• Volume II: Section LXXIX. Emperor Kei-kō (Part IV. Yamato-take Slays His Elder Brother)
• Volume II: Section LXXX. Emperor Kei-kō (Part V. Yamato-Take Slays the Kumaso Bravoes)
• Volume II: Section LXXXI. Emperor Kei-kō (Part VI. Yamato-take Slays the Idzumo Bravo)
• Volume II: Section LXXXII. Emperor Kei-kō (Part VII. Yamato-take is Sent to Subdue the East, and Visits His Aunt at Ise)
• Volume II: Section LXXXIII. Emperor Kei-kō (Part VIII. Yamato-take Slays the Rulers of Sagamu.)
• Volume II: Section LXXXIV. Emperor Kei-kō (Part IX. Yamato-take's Empress Stills the Waves
• Volume II: Section LXXXV. Emperor Kei-kō (Part X. Yamato-Take Slays the Deity of the Ashigara Pass.)
• Volume II: Section LXXXVI. Emperor Kei-kō (Part XI. Yamato-take Dwells in the Palace of Sakawori.)
• Volume II: Section LXXXVII. Emperor Kei-kō (Part XII. Yamato-take Wooes Princess Miyazu)
• Volume II: Section LXXXVIII. Emperor Kei-kō (Part XIII. Yamato-take Meets the Deity of Mount Ibuki)
• Volume II: Section LXXXIX. Emperor Kei-kō (Part XIV. The Death of Yamato-take)
• Volume II: Section XC. Emperor Kei-kō (Part XV. Yamato-take Turns into a White Bird)
• Volume II: Section XCI. Emperor Kei-kō (Part XVI. Yamato-Take's Butler)
• Volume II: Section XCII. Emperor Kei-kō (Part XVII. Yamato-take's Descendants)
• Volume II: Section XCIII. Emperor Kei-kō (Part XVIII. His Age and Place of Burial)
• Volume II: Section XCIV. Emperor Sei-mu
• Volume II: Section XCV. Emperor Chiū-ai (Part I. Genealogies)
• Volume II: Section XCVI. Emperor Chiū-ai (Part II. The Possession of Korea Divinely Promised)
• Volume II: Section XCVII. Emperor Chiū-ai (Part III. Preparations for the Conquest of Korea)
• Volume II: Section XCVIII. Emperor Chiū-ai (Part IV. The Empress Jin-gō Conquers Korea)
• Volume II: Section XCIX. Emperor Chiū-ai (Part V. The Empress Jin-gō Fishes in Tsukushi)
• Volume II: Section C. Emperor Chiū-ai (Part VI. The Empress Jin-gō Subdues Yamato)
• Volume II: Section CI. Emperor Chiū-ai (Part VIII. The Heir Apparent Exchanges Names with the Great Deity Izasa-Wake)
• Volume II: Section CII. Emperor Chiū-ai (Part VIII. The Empress Jin-gō Presents Liquor to the Heir Apparent)
• Volume II: Section CIII. Emperor Chiū-ai (Part IX. His Death and that of the Empress Jin-gō)
• Volume II: Section CIV. Emperor Ō-jin (Part 1. Genealogies)
• Volume II: Section CV. Emperor Ō-jin (Part II. He Divides the Inheritance Between His Three Sons)
• Volume II: Section CVI. Emperor Ō-jin (Part III. He Wooes Princess Miya-nushi-ya-kaha-ye)
• Volume II: Section CVII. Emperor Ō-jin (Part IV. He Grants Princess Kaminaga to His Son Oho-Sazaki)
• Volume II: Section CVIII. Emperor Ō-jin (Part V. Songs of the Territorial Owners of Yeshinu)
• Volume II: Section CIX. Emperor Ō-jin (Part VI. Various Deeds)
• Volume II: Section CX. Emperor Ō-jin (Part VIII. Tribute From Korea)
• Volume II: Section CXI. Emperor Ō-jin (Part VIII. The Emperor Intoxicated)
• Volume II: Section CXII. Emperor Ō-jin (Part IX. Troubles Which Followed His Decease)
• Volume II: Section CXIII. Emperor Ō-jin (Part X. Princes Oho-sazaki And Uji-no-waki-iratsuko Cede the Empire to Each Other)
• Volume II: Section CXIV. Emperor Ō-jin (Part XI. Ama-no-hi-boko Crosses Over to Japan)
• Volume II: Section CXV. Emperor Ō-jin (Part XII. Descendants of Ama-no-hi-boko, and Treasures Brought by Him.)
• Volume II: Section CXVI. Emperor Ō-jin (Part XIII. The Youth-of-the-Glow-on-the-Autumn-Mountains and the Youth-of-the-Haze-on-the-Spring-Mountains)
• Volume II: Section CXVII. Emperor Ō-jin (Part XVI. Genealogies)
• Volume II: Section CXVIII. Emperor Ō-jin (Part XV. His Age and Place of Burial)
• Volume III: Section CXIX. Emperor Nin-toku (Part I. Genealogies)
• Volume III: Section CXX: Emperor Nin-toku (Part II. Various Deeds)
• Volume III: Section CXXI. Emperor Nin-toku [Part III. He Remits the Taxes)
• Volume III: Section CXXII. Emperor Nin-toku (Part IV. He Loves Princess Kuro)
• Volume III: Section CXXIII. Emperor Nin-toku Part V. The Empress Retires to Yamashiro)
• Volume III: Section CXXIV. Emperor Nin-toku (Part VI. He Follows the Empress into Yamashiro)
• Volume III: Section CXXV. Emperor Nin-toku (Part VIII. He Loves Yata-no-waki-iratsume)
• Volume III: Section CXXVI. Emperor Nin-toku (Part VIII. Death of King Hayabusa-Wake and Queen Medori)
• Volume III: Section CXXVII. Emperor Nin-toku (Part VIII. Queen Medori's Armlet)
• Volume III: Section CXXVIII. Emperor Nin-toku (Part IX. A Wild-Goose Lays an Egg)
• Volume III: Section CXXIX: Emperor Nin-toku (Part X. A Vessel Is Made Into A Lute)
• Volume III: Section CXXX. Emperor Nin-toku (Part XI. His Age and Place of Burial)
• Volume III: Section CXXXI. Emperor Ri-chiu (Part I. Genealogies)
• Volume III: Section CXXXII. Emperor Ri-chiu (Part II. He is Taken to Iso-no-kami)
• Volume III: Section CXXXIII. Emperor Ri-chiu (Part III. His Rebellious Brother and the Latter's Retainer Sobakari Are Slain)
• Volume III: Section CXXXIV. Emperor Ri-chiu (Part IV. Various Deeds)
• Volume III: Section CXXXV. Emperor Ri-chiu (Part V. His Age and Place of Burial)
• Volume III: Section CXXXV. Emperor Han-zei
• Volume III: Section CXXXVII. Emperor In-giyō (Part I: Genealogies)
• Volume III: Section CXXXVIII. Emperor In-giyō (Part II. His Sickness is Cured by a Korean Physician)
• Volume III: Section CXXXIX. Emperor In-giyō (Part III. He Rectifies the People's Names)
• Volume III: Section CXI. Emperor In-giyō (Part IV. His Age and Place of Burial)
• Volume III: Section CXLI. Emperor In-giyō (Part V. Prince Karu Loves His Sister Princess So-tohoshi)
• Volume III: Section CXLII. Emperor In-giyō (Part VI. War Between Prince Karu and Prince Anaho)
• Volume III: Section CXLIII. Emperor In-giyō (Part VII. Death of Prince Karu and Princess So-tohoshi)
• Volume III: Section CXLIV. Emperor An-kō (Part I. He Slays King Oho-kusaka)
• Volume III: Section CXLV. Emperor An-kō (Part II. He is Slain by King Ma-yowa)
• Volume III: Section CXLVI. Emperor An-kō (Part III. Prince Oho Hatsuse Slays Princes Kuro-biko and Shiro-biro)
• Volume III: Section CXLVII. Emperor An-kō (Part IV. Death of Prince Ma-yowa and of the Grandee Tsubura)
• Volume III: Section CXLVIII. Emperor An-kō (Part V: Prince Oho-Hatsuse Slays Prince Oshiha)
• Volume III: Section CXLIX. Emperor An-kō (Part VI. Flight of Princes Ohoke and Woke)
• Volume III: Section CL. Emperor Yū-riyaku, (I. Genealogies)
• Volume III: Section CLI. Emperor Yu-riyaku (Part II. Various Deeds)
• Volume III: Section CLII. Emperor Yū-riyaku (Part III. The Roof of the House of the Great Departmental Lord of Shiki)
• Volume III: Section CLIII. Emperor Yū-riyaku (Part IV. He Wooes Princess Waka-kusaka-be)
• Volume III: Section CLIV. Emperor Yū-riyaku (Part V. Story of the Woman Akawi-ko)
• Volume III: Section CLV. Emperor Yū-riyaku (Part VI. He Makes a Progress to Yeshinu)
• Volume III: Section CLVI. Emperor Yū-riyaku (Part VII. The Horse-fly and the Dragon-fly)
• Volume III: Section CLVII. Emperor Yu-riyaku (Part VII. Adventure with a Wild Boar)
• Volume III: Section CLVIII. Emperor Yū-Riyaku (Part IX. Revelation of the Great Deity of Kadzuraki, Lord of One Word)
• Volume III: Section CLIX. Emperor Yū-riyaku (Part X. The Mound of the Metal Spade)
• Volume III: Section CLX. Emperor Yū-riyaku (Part XI. The Leaf in the Cup)
• Volume III: Section CLXI. Emperor Yū-riyaku (Part XII. Songs by the Emperor and Princess Wodo)
• Volume III: Section CLXII. Emperor Yū-riyaku (Part XIII. His Age and Place of Burial)
• Volume III: Section CLXIII. Emperor Sei-nei (Part I. Search for a Successor to Him)
• Volume III: Section CLXIV. Emperor Sei-nei (Part II. Princes Ohoke and Woke are Discovered)
• Volume III: Section CLXV. Emperor Sei-nei (Part III. The Grandee Shibi)
• Volume III: Section CLXVI. Emperor Sei-nei (Part IV. Prince Ohoke Cedes the Empire to Prince Woke)
• Volume III: Section CLXVII. Emperor Ken-zō (Part I. The Old Woman Oki-Me)
• Volume III: Section CLXVIII. Emperor Ken-zō (Part II. He Slays The Boar-Herd)
• Volume III: Section CLXIX. Emperor Ken-zō (Part III. The Emperor Yū-riyaku's Mausoleum is Disfigured)
• Volume III: Section CLXX. Emperor Ken-zō (Part IV. His Age and Place of Burial)
• Volume III: Section CLXXI. Emperor Nin-ken
• Volume III: Section CLXXII: Emperor Mu-retsu
• Volume III: Section CLXXIII. Emperor Kei-tai
• Volume III: Section CXXXIV. Emperor Kan-an
• Volume III: Section CLXXV. Emperor Sen-kuwa
• Volume III: Section CLXXVI. Emperor Kim-mei
• Volume III: Section CLXXVII. Emperor Bi-datsu
• Volume III: Section CLXXVIII. Emperor Yōmei
• Volume III: Section CLXXIX. Emperor Su-jun
• Volume III: Section CLXXX. Empress Sui-ko

Front matter

• Title Page
• Introduction
• Introduction: I. The Text and its Authenticity, Together with Bibliographical Notes
• Introduction: II. Methods of Translation
• Introduction: III. The Chronicles of Japan
• Introduction: IV. Manners and Customs of the Early Japanese
• Introduction: V. Religious And Political Ideas of the Early Japanese, Beginnings of the Japanese Nation, and Credibility of the National Records (2 parts)
• Volume I: Preface
• Appendix: Appendix I: Japanese Text of the Songs of the Kojiki, Transliterated into Roman
• Appendix: Appendix II. Chronology of Sovereigns Mentioned in the Kojiki and Nihongi

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