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445 INDEX Adachi Naoya, 137 Akamatsu Enshin (1277–1350), 295– 296, 300 Akamatsu Mitsunori, 337–338 Akamatsu Noriaki, 322 Akamatsu Norisuke (?–1351), 325 Akamatsu Seijun, 323 Akasaka (castle), xix (map), 294–295 akusò (evil monks), 62–63, 135, 173, 212, 234, 382n. 15 akutò (evil bands), 235 Amano jinja (Amanosha), 35, 58, 97 Amidism, 289–290 Anne (795–868), 38, 41–42 Antoku, Emperor, 126, 132, 160, 163, 186 Aragawa estate (Aragawa-no-shò), xxii (map), 146–147, 169–170, 174–175, 233–235, 237 Ashikaga Bakufu, 1–2, 9, 322; economic policies of, 327–333; establishment of, 288, 303, 316–317; and Kòfukuji, 317–323; and Kòyasan, 323–327; religious policies of, 314–315, 324–325, 352–353 Ashikaga Tadayoshi (1306–1352), 301– 302, 306–307, 316–318, 320, 324 Ashikaga Takauji (1305–1358), 196, 311, 316, 320, 330; and Go-Daigo, 296, 299–302; and Kòyasan, 324–325; religious policies of, 307–310; and Southern Court, 302–306, 317 Ashikaga Yoshiaki, 341 Ashikaga Yoshiakira (1330–1367), 310, 313, 316, 320–321, 332 Ashikaga Yoshimitsu (1358–1408), 289, 342–343; and Enryakuji, 336–337, 340–342; and kenmon temples, 330, 335–343, 352–353; and Kòfukuji, 337–340, 353; and Kòyasan, 341; and Nanzenji Gate Incident, 310, 312– 313 Ashikaga Yoshinori (Gien; 1394–1441), 341–342 Ategawa estate (Ategawa-no-shò), xxii (map), 172–174, 235–237, 281, 325 Azuma kagami, 178, 187 betsuin (detached cloister), 61, 68 bettò (head administrator), 86; of Enryakuji , 41; of imperial police (kebiishi), 106; of Kongòbuji, 45, 47; of retired emperor’s (in) headquarters, 198, 226; of Shitennòji, 207–211. See also Glossary bettò (head abbot) of Kòfukuji, 49–52, 263; appointments of, 93, 104; aristocratic , 69, 121; competition for, 72 Bifukumon’in. See Fujiwara no Tokushi Bitò Tomoyasu, 169–170 buke (the warrior aristocracy), 11, 17 bushi (warrior class), 63 Byòdòin, 138, 208, 383n. 24 chancellor (kanpaku), 81, 129, 190, 215, 339. See also Glossary chigyò koku (proprietary province), 82 chòja (head abbot of Tòji), 17, 45–48, 52, 66 Index 446 Chòkan, 109 Chòkòdò, xx (map), 262, 320–321, 337 chokuganji (imperially designated temples ), 282, 308 Chûkyò, Emperor, 188, 190 Council of State (daijòkan), 38–39, 41 Daidenpòin, 66–67, 200–202 Daigo, Emperor, 69 Daijòin, xxi (map), 72, 223, 226, 335, 339–340, 406n. 11; conflicts involving , 291, 318–319, 322; and southern market, 330–331 daijòkan. See Council of State daimyò (“big name,” warlord), 275, 335– 336, 354; sengoku (1467–1573), 326 Dainihon shi, 346 daishu-e (meetings of the clergy), 55 Daisenji (Harima Province), 293, 295, 300 Daisenji (Hòki Province), 112–115, 243, 247, 274, 285, 293; protests by, 282, 379n. 83 Daitokuji, 298 Darumadera, 309 Dazaifu, 112 dengaku (dance), 107, 340 Dògen, (1200–1253), 290 Dòkaku hòshinnò (1205–1250), 192, 196– 199, 203, 209, 264 Dòkyò Incident (769), 37 dòso. See storehouse operators dòshû. See worker-monks Eisai (1141–1215), 290 Eisanji, xix (map), 52 Enchin (814–891), 42–43, 54, 111, 207 Enchò (771–836), 39–40 Engi Code (927), 52 Engyò, 207 Enjitsu (1212–?), 190, 223–226, 238. See also Glossary Enjò hòshinnò, 204 Ennin (794–864), 41–43, 111, 207, 259 Ensei, 115 Enshû (753–843), 39–40 Enshûji, 84–85, 109, 243 En’yû, Emperor, 330 Eshin (1124–1171), 128, 142–143, 183, 195, 264, 279 excommunications, 319, 321–322, 331– 332, 397n. 98; of Fujiwara chieftains, 140, 183, 227–228, 238, 283–284, 287, 322 Farris, Wayne, 380n. 99, 400n. 23 Fujiwara no Fuhito (659–720), 23 Fujiwara no Fuyutsugu (775–826), 32, 50 Fujiwara no Kamatari. See Nakatomi no Kamatari Fujiwara no Kaneie (929–990), 86–87 Fujiwara no Kanenaka, 227, 283 Fujiwara no Kishi (1007–1025), 77 Fujiwara no Kusuko (?–810), 32 Fujiwara no Masatomo (deputy governor of Owari), 149–150, 247 Fujiwara no Michinaga (966–1027), 52, 58, 77, 92, 96, 119, 144 Fujiwara no Michinori. See Shinzei Fujiwara no Mitsunori, 209–210 Fujiwara no Moromichi (1062–1099), 77, 80, 101–102, 104, 106, 267 Fujiwara no Moromitsu. See Saikò Fujiwara no Morosuke (908–985), 43, 64, 68 Fujiwara no Morotada (920–969), 52 Fujiwara no Morotaka (governor of Kaga), 151, 153–155, 183 Fujiwara no Morotsune, 151, 154–155 Fujiwara no Moroyasu, 72 Fujiwara no Morozane (1042–1101), 72, 77, 80, 106, 242; and Kòyasan, 58; as regent...

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