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absolutism House of Peers 147, 196 in Christianity 97 as Inoue Tetsujirō ‘heir’ 74, 131 of imperial power 288 Inoue’s lectures, lecture notes of 70, in kokutai 97 71 Marxism and 306, 309–10, 313, 326–27 Institute of Pacific Relations 147, 190 in organized religion 125 International Committee on rationality and 326 Intellectual Co-operation 147, 189, Advisory Committee for Education in Korea 190, 193 (Chōsen Kyōiku Shingikai) 147 Investigative Committee for Religious afterlife 243–44 Institutions 132–33, 147 Aihara Ichirōsuke 32 Japan Religious Peace Akamatsu Chijō 201, 213, 218 Conference 190 Akazawa Shirō 259, 268, 271 Japanese Association for Religious Akizawa Shūji 319, 321–22, 327 Studies 147 Akutagawa Ryūnosuke 304–305 lectures of Alien Land Act (US) 177, 184 on Seventeen-Article Allied Occupation 333–34 Constitution 191 Allied Occupation GHQ 275 “Theories of Religious Studies” 74 see also Shintō Directive Shōtoku Worship Ama Toshimaro 18–19 Association 147 Amaterasu Ōmikami (deity) 173, 243 Religionists and Educators Friendship American Asian Studies Conference 20 Gathering (1904) 169–70 Amida Buddha 109, 149 Religious Friendship Gathering (1896) Anagārika Dharmapāla 109 113 anarchism 305, 306 research of ancestor worship on history of early Buddhism 56, kokutai ideology/emperor ideology 58 and 240, 242 on Japanese religious history 176, as part of saishi 277 213, 319–21 patriarchical family system and 91–92 Taiyō, columnist for 130 reverence for 224 Imperial University Shrine Shintō and 52, 55, 282 founding of religious studies at Social Darwinism and 44 55, 56–59, 95, 122, 128, 147, 201 Anderson, Benedict 13 lecturer at 59, 74, 114, 128, 131 Anesaki Masaharu studying at 155, 157 career University of California 178 Advisory Committee for Education in World Religion conference (Chicago) Korea 147 190 Association Concordia 136, 147 criticism Association for Comparative on acts of war 182 Religion 128, 130, 157 on Inoue Tetsujirō 132 Conference of the Three Religions on Japan’s domestic affairs 191 (Sankyō Kaidō) 223 on Jōdo Shinshū faith 150 Germany, studying in 131, 163 on Müller, Max 58 Harvard University 176, 177, 190 on Tsunashima Ryōsen 169 442 index

on Western aggression in Asia 191–92 History of Indian Religion 74, 157 on Western society 165 History of Japanese Religion: With criticism on Special Reference to the Social and because of Association Moral Life of the Nation 176 Concordia 136 Hokkekyō no gyōja Nichiren (Lotus of Saki Akio 324 Sutra Practitioner Nichiren) 177, of Yanagita Kunio 210 189 dispute with, Takagi Toshio 159–60 “Shintō Concepts in Noh Chants” faith in 196 Jōdo Shinshū Buddhism 130, 149–50, “The Imperial Mausolea of Old 162, 167 Yamashiro Province” 153 mysticism and 124, 167, 168–69 Indo shūkyōshi (History of Indian Nichirenism 126, 137–38, 148, 168 Religion) 74 Prince Shōtoku ideology 126, 148, 177, on kirishitan Christians 177 188, 194–96 “Kokka no unmei to risō (aikokusha to religious experiences 167, 280 yogensha)” (The Destiny and Ideal influence of, on Japanese society 132, 198 of the State: Patriots and influences on Prophets) 168 of major wars 147–48, 169, 182 Nichiren, the Buddhist Prophet 176, of Müller, Max 126 177 of philosophy 127 The Religious : An of Tiele and James 58, 203 Outline 176, 319 of Western religious studies 213 “Shintō and Buddhism in Noh life Chants” 196 death of 198 Shōtoku Taishi no daishi risō (Prince father of 152, 153 Shōtoku’s Mahāsattva Ideal) 177 relationships with Shūkyōgaku gairon (Outline of imperial family 63, 151–52, 153, 154 Religious Studies) 57, 59, 114, 123, Kenseikai Party 183 124, 125, 134, 135, 158, 167, 203, Seiyūkai Party 171–72, 183 279–80, 299 Takayama Chogyū, death of 137, 167 “Writings in Answer to Takayama tour of imperial tombs 153 Chogyū” 165 publications of translations Art, Life and Nature in Japan 176 of Schopenhauer, Arthur 127 “The Attainment of Nirvana of Plants, of von Hartmann, Eduard 127 Trees and Land, and the View of the views Territory of Japan, as Seen in Noh on capitalism 192 Chants” 188 on communism 306 Buddhist Art in Its Relation to Buddhist on comparative study 158 Ideals: With Special Reference to compared to Inoue Tetsujirō 140–41 Buddhism in Japan: Four Lectures on democracy 187–88 Given at the Museum 176 on Germany 164–65 Bukkyō seiten shiron (History of on international cooperation/ Buddhist Texts) 56, 76 harmony 175–79, 182–83, 184–86, in English 176 189–92, 193–94 “Fukkatsu no shokō” (The Dawning of on Japan Revival) 124, 168 art of 180–81 “A Great Flaw of the Japanese international relations of 175, 178, Character” 150 183, 185–87, 189–92