Japanese, consecration of language to religious uses, <page 352>, <page 365>; constancy of Christians, <page 353>; expeditions to Korea, <page 171>; Imperial chrysanthemum, <page 123>

Jesuits, at first taken as preaching a variant form of Buddhism, <page 339>, <page 354>; characterization of, <page 351>

Jewish influence, <page 49>; diaspora, <page 49> n., <page 55>, <page 219>

Jingu Kogo, <page 170>

Jiron sect, <page 164>

Joachim, Abbot, <page 306>, <page 333>

Jodo sect, <page 164>, <page 215>, <page 224>

Jogyo Bosatsu (id. with Nichiren), <page 303>

Jojitsu sect, <page 163>

Josho-e, <page 68>

KADPHISES, I. and II., <page 98>

Kaidan, <page 234>

Kaifongfu, <page 53>

Kamakura, <page 275> ff.

Kanishka, King, <page 73>

Karma, <page 14>

Kashmir, <page 22>

Kas'yapa, <page 21>; his ten dreams, <page 87>; Canon, <page 126>

Kas'yapa Matanga, <page 78>, <page 79>

Katha Vatthu, <page 94>

Kawaguchi, Rev. Ekai (quoted), <page 70>

Kegon, <page 112>, <page 114>, <page 165>, <page 202>. See AVATAMSAKA

Kennio Kosa, <page 359>, <page 361>

Kennyo Shonin, <page 339>

Khotan, <page 45>, <page 121>, <page 152>

King of kings, Hwangti's title, <page 45>

Kingsmill, T. W. (quoted), <page 119>, <page 120>

Kobo Daishi, <page 60>, <page 125>, <page 233>, etc., <page 243>, etc., <page 248>

Kojiki, <page 206>

Koken, Empress, <page 226>

Komyoji, <page 208>

Korea, <page 144>, <page 168>

Kore kosmoy, <page 37>, <page 59>

Kshattriyas, <page 6>, <page 10>

Kudara, King of, sends images, <page 172>

Kukai. See KoBo DAISHI

Kumarajiva, <page 143>, <page 157>, <page 210>

Kushans, <page 121>, <page 138>

Kwannon (miracle), <page 207>

Kwanjo, <page 115>; of Ryobu, <page 249>, <page 308>

Kyushu, Jesuits in, <page 354>

LAMAISM, <page 339>

Legends, of Kobo, <page 243>, <page 245>; of Asangha, <page 251>; of St. Thomas, <page 71>; of Ming-ti, <page 76>; of As'vaghosha, <page 99>; of Nagarjuna, <page 113>; Irish and Welsh, <page 46>, <page 100>

Liang dynasty, <page 172>

Loc'ana, <page 199>

Lokaraksha, <page 111>, <page 117>

Loyalists, <page 376>

Loyang, <page 111>, <page 117>