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Index of Names
Felice Fischer, Kyoko Kinoshita
Description: Ike Taiga and Tokuyama Gyokuran: Japanese Masters of the Brush
Ike Taiga and Tokuyama Gyokuran: Japanese Masters of the Brush
Index of Names
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Felice Fischer, Kyoko Kinoshita
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Index of Names
Taiga’s signatures are provided in full.
Akutagawa Tankyū (Yōken; 1719–1785), 15
Amanuma Kōan (dates unknown), 411 (cat. 76)
An Shijō. See Mikami Kōken
Anzai Oto (Unen; dates unknown), 24, 67
Anzai Unen. See Anzai Oto
Aoki Dainen. See Kan Tenju
Aoki Shukuya (Shōemon; Taigadō II; 1737–after 1806), 25, 38, 62, 411 (cat. 77), 438 (cat. 144), 466 (cat. 195), 483
Arakida Moritake (1473–1549), 51n23
Arina (Taiga), 20, 77, 479
Ariwara no Narihira (825–880), 377 (cat. 1)
Asano, 473 (cat. 204)
Ashikaga shogunate, 462 (cat. 188)
Ashizu (1717–1769). See Ishin Keiryti
Avalokiteshvara. See Kannon
Azuchi-Momoyama period (1573–1615), 96
Azuma Tōyō (1755–1839), 37
Bai Juyi. See Bo Juyi
Baisaō (Gekkai Genshō; Master Mon; Shibayama Kikusen; 1675–1763), 210, 412 (cat. 79), 482, 483
Ban Kōkei (1733–1806), 29, 33, 93n66
Bao He (fl. 760S–770S), 442–43 (cat. 152)
Bao Xun (fourteenth century), 473 (cat. 204)
Beidu, priest, 22, 414 (cat. 83), 477
Bi-an, Master of the, 430 (cat. 123)
Bo Juyi (Bai Juyi; 772–846), 390 (cat. 29), 412 (cat. 80), 447 (cat. 157), 460 (cat. 182), 482
Bodhidarma. See Daruma
Buddha Sakyamuni, 382 (cat. 14), 404 (cat. 63), 464 (cat. 189)
Bunkidō, Master, 481
Bun’i An. See Mikami Kōken
Bun’idō. See Mikami Kōken
Cao Cao (155–220), 378 (cat. 4), 471 (cat. 203)
Cen Can, 473 (cat. 205)
Cen Shen (715–770), 479
Chang, Master. See Zhang Zao
Chen dynasty (557–588), 93n55
Chen Fuliang (fl. 1160S–1170S), 443 (cat. 152)
Chen Hongshou (1598–1652), 116, 478
Chen Jiru (1558–1639), 108
Chen Wuming, 16
Cheng Hao (1032–1085), 478
Cheng Yi (1033–1107), 478
Chikkyo (Taiga), 16
Chinkorō Shujin (eighteenth century), 418 (cat. 90n2)
Ch’oe Puk (1712–c. 1786), 19
Chu Guangxi (active c. 742), 441 (cat. 151)
Chū Itsujin, 480
Chu Suiliang (596–658), 101
Confucius, 378 (cat. 3), 388 (cat. 26)
Crashaw, Richard (1613–1649), 105
Cui Guofu, 430 (cat. 123)
Cui Yuanhan, 473 (cat. 205)
Daibai Jōsan (active 1720), 91n5, 91n12
Daikokuten. See Mahakala
Dainen. See Kan Tenju
Daiten Kenjō (Shōchū; 1719–1801), 13, 23, 30, 33, 87, 91n4, 93n95, 414 (cat. 84), 429 (cat. 121), 482
Daitō Kokushi (1282–1337), 96, 97
Dan Inō, 464 (cat. 188)
Dang Huaiying (1134–1211), 472 (cat. 204)
Danxia Chun, 383 (cat. 16)
Dapeng Zhengkun. See Taihō Shōkon
Daruma (SKT. Bodhidharma), 21, 382 (cat. 14), 403 (cat. 61)
Den, 483–84
Deng Chun (twelfth century), 73n1
Dien, 388 (cat. 26n1)
Doctor Katsu. See Katsu Shikin
Dokuryū (c. Duli; 1596–1672), 80
Dong Qichang (1555–1636), 16, 53, 78, 91n19, 472 (cat. 204)
Dong Yuan (tenth century), 478, 480
Du Fu (712–770), 30n7, 46, 78, 100, 101, 196, 200, 201, 390 (cat. 31), 405–6 (cat. 66), 407–8 (cat. 72), 408 (cat. 73), 408 (cat. 74), 409 (cat. 75), 425 (cat. 110), 431 (cat. 126), 433 (cat. 130), 436 (cat. 140), 437 (cat. 141), 473 (cat. 205), 479
Du Mu (803–852), 58, 436 (cat. 139)
Dubei. See Beidu
Duli. See Dokuryū
Edo period (1615–1868), 30n5, 33, 40, 43, 65, 67, 91n15, 93n66, 95, 96, 97, 98, 101, 102, 103n10, 103n13, 391 (cat. 33), 399 (cat. 51n2), 408 (cat. 74), 409 (cat. 74), 420 (cat. 94), 421 (cat. 99), 423 (cat. 102), 429 (cat. 122), 438 (cat. 145), 449 (cat. 158n5), 463 (cat. 188), 464 (cat. 189), 473 (cat. 205)
Ei Genshō (dates unknown), 43, 399 (cat. 51)
Eirai. See Kobori Nagayori
Emi Nagatoshi (dates unknown), 73n21
Emperor Go-Mizuno’o. See Go-Mizuno’o, Emperor
Emperor Minghaung. See Minghaung, Emperor
Emperor Qianchu. See Qianchu, Emperor
Emperor Renzong. See Renzong, Emperor
Emperor Saga. See Saga, Emperor
Emperor Shirakawa. See Shirakawa, Emperor
Emperor Wu. See Wu, Emperor
Emperor Xuanzong. See Minghaung, Emperor
Empress Wu. See Wu, Empress
Empress Zhao Feiyan. See Zhao Feiyan, Empress
Enkei Sojun (1715–1767), 22
Enwan (Taiga), 253, 430 (cat. 123)
Eppō Dōshō (c. Yuefeng Daozhang; 1655–1734), 15
Fan Chengda (1126–1191), 114, 117n19
Fan Kuan (active c. 1023–31), 56, 448 (cat. 158)
Fan Zhongyan (989–1052), 67, 431 (cat. 126), 432 (cat. 127), 463 (cat. 188)
Faying (twelfth century), 383 (cat. 16)
Fu Wen (active 1730–60), 382–83 (cat. 14)
Fu Zuoxing, 482
Fujiwara family, 403 (cat. 62)
Fujiwara Ietaka (1747–1799), 449 (cat. 159), 450 (cat. 159n1), 466 (cat. 195)
Fujiwara no Sukemasa (944–998), 96
Fujiwara no Yoshitune (1169–1206), 420 (cat. 94)
Fujiwara no Yukinari (972–1027), 96
Fujiwara Okikaze, 469 (cat. 200)
Fukō Chōsō (Taiga), 398 (cat. 50)
Fukuhara Gogaku (1730–1799), 40, 93n64, 402 (cat. 58)
Gao Bing (active eighteenth century), 381 (cat. 11), 384 (cat. 20)
Gao Jin (1634–1707), 432 (cat. 128)
Gao Junsu, 404 (cat. 64)
Gao Kogung (1248–1310), 472 (cat. 204)
Gao Qian, 257, 432 (cat. 128)
Gao Qipei (1660–1734), 18, 381 (cat. 11)
Gao Shi (716–765), 479
Gaotang Yuanchang. See Kōdō Genchō
Gavagriva (J. Gozu Tennō), 415 (cat. 86)
Ge Hong (c. 284–364), 448 (cat. 157)
Geikōdō, 440 (cat. 148)
Gekkai Genshō. See Baisaō
Gen, Master, 479, 480
General Goshu Han. See Goshu Han, General
General Yue Fei. See Yue Fei, General
Geppō Tatsuryō (Taigadō III; 1764–1839), 62, 438 (cat. 144)
Gi Kōetsu Kashō (Taiga), 227, 420 (cat. 96)
Gion Hayashi Yuriko. See Yuri
Gion Nankai (1677–1751), 15, 20, 30n14, 57, 67, 79, 388 (cat. 26), 397 (cat. 48), 443 (cat. 153), 462 (cat. 186), 464 (cat. 189), 464 (cat. 190), 468 (cat. 197), 478
Gion Shōren (1713–1791), 443 (cat. 153), 462 (cat. 186n3), 478
Go-Mizuno’o, Emperor (1596–1680), 40
Goshin Genmyō (Hōsen Raian; 1713–1785), 45, 46, 47, 48, 50, 50n12, 51n33, 51n34, 392 (cat 34), 395 (cat. 44), 410–11 (cat. 76), 428 (cat. 121)
Goshu Han, General (d. 756), 406 (cat. 68)
Gozu Tennō. See Gavagriva
Grand Master Pinghai. See Pinghai, Grand Master
Great Monk of Suruga. See Hakuin Ekaku
Gu Kaizhi (c. 345–406), 455 (cat. 168), 456 (cat. 168n2)
Gu Songren (1620–1664), 472 (cat. 204)
Guan Daosheng (1262–1319), 45
Guan Tong (tenth century), 480
Guan Ye, 478
Guan Yu (Guan Yunzhang), 478, 479
Guan Yunzhang. See Guan Yu
Guanyin. See Kannon
Guo Maqian, 452 (cat. 164)
Guo Yuanzhen (655–713), 409 (cat. 75), 437 (cat. 142)
Guo Zhongshu (c. 910–977), 260, 431 (cat. 126), 434 (cat. 132), 463 (cat. 188)
Guoxi (c. 1001–c. 1090), 453 (cat. 165)
Gyokkai (Taiga), 15, 30n5, 38
Gyokkei. See Yanagisawa Kien
Gyokkō Kōanri (Taiga), 77, 438 (cat. 143)
Gyokuran. See Tokuyama Gyokuran
Hakuin Ekaku (1685–1768), 21, 22, 25, 77, 78, 91n4, 99, 103n8, 403 (cat. 61), 414 (cat. 83), 480
Hakuun (1764–1825), 40
Han dynasty (206 B.C.—A.D. 220), 79, 378 (cat. 4), 388 (cat. 26), 405 (cat. 66), 479, 481, 483. See also Western Han dynasty
Han Mao, 73n1
Han Yu (768–824), 426 (cat. 112)
Han Zhuo, 452–53 (cat. 165)
Hanabusa Itchō (1652–1724), 91n1
Hanshan. See Kanzan
Hara Sankei (Tomitarō; 1868–1939), 465 (cat. 192)
Hasegawa Tōhaku (1539–1610), 398–99 (cat. 50)
Hasuike family, 20
Hattori Nankaku (1683–1759), 67, 108
Hayashi, Mr., 27
Hayashi Moriatsu (dates unknown), 73n1
He Xun, 93n55
He Zhizhang, 101, 390 (cat. 31), 408 (cat. 74)
Heian Ike Mumei (Taiga), 151, 337, 389 (cat. 27), 461 (cat. 186)
Heian Ike Mumei haidai (Taiga), 211, 412 (cat. 80)
Heian Ike Mumei sha (Taiga), 291, 309, 446 (cat. 155), 452 (cat. 165)
Heian Ike Tasei (Taiga), 289, 445 (cat. 154)
Heian Ike Tsutomu (Taiga), 130, 381 (cat. 13)
Heian Ike Tsutomu [Kin] (Taiga), 123, 130, 137, 143, 379 (cat. 5), 381 (cat. 13), 384 (cat. 18), 385 (cat. 22), 385 (cat. 23)
Heian Ike Tsutomu [Kin] sei (Taiga), 122, 378 (cat. 4)
Heian Ike Tsutomu [Kin] shiboku (Taiga), 138, 384 (cat. 20)
Heian Kyūka Sanjin Ike Tsutomu [Kin] shoga (Taiga), 143, 385 (cat. 23)
Heian period (794–1185), 95, 96, 109, 403 (cat. 62), 415 (cat. 87), 422 (cat. 101), 423 (cat. 102), 481
Hishiya Kazaemon (Taiga), 99
Hitotsubashi Tokugawa, 463 (cat. 188). See also Tokugawa Harusada
Hon’ami Kōetsu (1558–1637), 53, 96, 98, 418–19 (cat. 92), 419 (cat. 93), 421 (cat. 96)
Hōreki era (1751–63), 412 (cat. 78), 428 (cat. 119)
Hōsen Raian. See Goshin Gemyō
Hosoai Hansai (1727–1803), 76, 91n3, 396 (cat. 46n1), 466 (cat. 195), 473 (cat. 204)
Hosoi Heishū (1728–1801), 453 (cat. 165)
Hotei, 382 (cat. 14), 414 (cat. 84)
Huan Wen (312–373), 445 (cat. 154)
Huang Gongwang (1269–1354), 16, 57
Huang Qinglao, 88, 93n57
Huang Shen (1687–c. 1768), 384 (cat. 19), 390 (cat. 30), 390 (cat. 31)
Huang Shigong, 481
Huang Tingjian (1045–1105), 98
Huang Xiufu, 73n1
Huangfu Ran (714–767), 200, 407–8 (cat. 72), 434 (cat. 134)
Huichang era (841–46), 412 (cat. 80), 479
Huiwu, Master, 405 (cat. 64n1)
Huiyuan (333–426), 391 (cat. 32), 484
Hung Mai (1123–1202), 108
Hyakusen. See Sakaki Hyakusen
Hyakusetsu Genyō (1668–1749), 395 (cat. 44)
Hyōkan Sensei (Matsumae Hironaga; 1737–1801), 91n6, 91n14
I Fukyū See Yi Fujiu
Ichikawa Beian (1779–1858), 407 (cat. 70)
Ichikawa Sankei (Tokuan; 1834–1920), 407 (cat. 70)
Icy Gully Kō. See Kō Fuyō
Ike Gyokuran. See Tokuyama Gyokuran
Ike Mumei (Taiga), 38, 149, 191, 260, 261, 297, 354, 368, 388 (cat. 26), 403 (cat. 61), 418 (cat. 91), 434 (cats. 132–33), 448 (cat. 158), 468 (cat. 198), 473 (cat. 206)
Ike Mumei sha (Taiga), 174, 210, 96 (cat. 47), 412 (cat. 79)
Ike Shi Kashōsha Mumei sho (Taiga), 189, 402 (cat. 59)
Ike Taiga, passim. See also Arina, Chikkyo, Enwan, Fukō Chōsō, Gi Kōetsu Kashō, Gyokkai, Gyokkō Kōanri, Heian Ike Mumei, Heian Ike Mumei haidai, Heian Ike Mumei sha, Heian Ike Tasei, Heian Ike Tsutomu, Heian Ike Tsutomu [Kin], Heian Ike Tsutomu [Kin] sei, Heian Ike Tsutomu [Kin] shiboku, Heian Kyūka Sanjin Ike Tsutomu [Kin] shoga, Hishiya Kazaemon, Ike Mumei, Ike Mumei sha, Ike Shi Kashōsha Mumei sho, Ike Taisei, Ike Tsutomu, Ike Tsutomu [Kin], Ike Tsutomu [Kin] shiboku, Ikeno, Ikeno Matajirō, Ikeno Shisei jūni-rei sho, Ikeno Shūhei, Iryū Kōji, Iryū Kyoshi shiboku tanroku, Iryū Kyoshi Tsutomu [Kin] shiboku, Ka’an, Kadōjin, Ka-o, Kashō, Kashō bokuji, Kashō Ike Mumei sha, Kashō Mumei sha, Kashō Mumei sha-i, Kashō Mumei sho, Kashō sha, Kashō [sha tomo (awasete) dai], Kashō utsusu, Kashōsha giboku, Kō, Kōbin, Kyōjō Ike Mumei shi, Kyūka, Kyūka Sanshō, Kyūka Sanshō Mumei sho, Kyūka Sanshō sha, Kyūka Sanshō sha-i, Kyūka Sanshō sho, Kyūka Sanshō Tsutomu [Kin] sha, Kyūka Sanshō utsushi awasete daisu, Kyūka shiboku, Kyūka Shōja sha, Kyūka Tsutomu [Kin], Kyūka Tsutomu [Kin] shiboku, Kyūkashō sha, Mumei, Mumei jō [tatematsuru], Mumei sha, Mumei sha-i, Oya Tsutomu [O’oku Kin], Sangaku, Sangaku Dōja, Sangaku Dōja Ike Mumei, Sangaku Dōja Mumei, Sangaku Dōja sha, Sangaku Dōja sha-i, Sangaku Dōja suisho, Sangaku Gaishi sha-i, Sangaku Gaishi Taisei sha, Sangaku sha, Sangaku sho, Shatei Ike Mumei, Shisei, Shisei Ikeno, Shisei jūsan-rei sho, Shūkidō, Taikadō, Taisei utsushi awasete daisu. See also Appendix 2
Ike Taisei (Taiga), 13, 45
Ike Tsutomu (Taiga), 16
Ike Tsutomu [Kin] (Taiga), 126, 128, 380 (cat. 8), 381 (cat. 11)
Ike Tsutomu [Kin] shiboku (Taiga), 126, 380 (cat. 9)
Ikeno (Taiga), 38
Ikeno Matajirō (Taiga), 13
Ikeno Shisei jūni-rei sho (Taiga), 120, 377 (cat. 2)
Ikeno Shūhei (Taiga), 208, 410 (cat. 76), 443 (cat. 152)
Ikkyū Sōjun (1394–1481), 96, 97
Imai Genpō (dates unknown), 38, 39
Imoto Arakusai (eighteenth century), 418 (cat. 90)
Ingen (c. Yinyuan; 1592–1688), 14, 382–83 (cat. 14), 405 (cat. 65)
Ink Wang. See Wang Mo
Inoue Kyūka (eighteenth century), 395 (cat. 44)
Iryū Kōji (Taiga), 15
Iryū Kyoshi shiboku tanroku (Taiga), 137, 383 (cat. 16)
Iryū Kyoshi Tsutomu [Kin] shiboku (Taiga), 137, 384 (cat. 17)
Ishikawa Jōzan (1583–1672), 79
Ishin Keiryū (Ashizu; 1717–1769), 22, 414 (cat. 83)
Issei of Seikō-m. See Seikōin Issei
Isshiki Jito (dates unknown), 73n4
Itō Jakuchū (1716–1800), 73n21, 75
Itō Kakō (1709–1776), 208, 380 (cat. 9), 410–11 (cat. 76)
Itō Shinsui (1898–1972), 419 (cat. 92)
Itō Tōshō (1730–1804), 438 (cat. 144)
Iwagaki Rankei (1741–1808), 450 (cat. 159n1)
Jakugon (1702–1771), 408 (cat. 74)
Ji’in, monk, 483, 484
Jin Changxu, 410 (cat. 75)
Jin dynasty (265–317), 433 (cat. 129). See also Western
Jin dynasty Jing Hao, 478
Jittoku (c. Shide; ninth century), 137, 383 (cat. 16)
Jiun Onkō (1718–1804), 85, 86
Jizō (SKT. Kshitigarbha), 415 (cat. 85)
Jizō nun, 21, 415 (cat. 85). See also Jizō
Jōju. See Kaiseki Shūnan
Josetsu (active 1394–1428), 414 (cat. 84)
Jounsha Shiteki (d. 1779), 417 (cat. 88)
Ka’an (Taiga), 15
Kada no Azumamaro (1669–1736), 40
Kadōjin (Taiga), 252, 430 (cat. 123)
Kaga fief, 91n6
Kaibara Ekken (1630–1714), 35
Kaiho Seiryō (1755–1817), 473 (cat. 205)
Kaihō Yūshō (1533–1615), 390 (cat. 31)
Kaiseki Shūnan (Shūnan Jōju; Jōju; 1711–1767), 16, 18, 380 (cat. 9), 410–11 (cat. 76), 478
Kaji (active early eighteenth century), 36, 40, 41, 42, 50n1
Kakutei Jōkō (1722–1785), 91n5, 436 (cat. 138)
Kamakura period (1185–1333), 96
Kameda Bōsai (1752–1826), 408 (cat. 74)
Kamei Nanmei (1741–1814), 473 (cat. 205)
Kan Damen. See Kan Tenju
Kan Tenju (Dainen; 1727–1795), 13, 16, 24, 25, 30n8, 31n26, 37, 38, 62, 69, 70, 73n13, 76, 78, 91n8, 91n10, 92n26, 99, 103n10, 396 (cat. 46n1), 410 (cat. 76), 415 (cat. 85), 456 (cat. 169), 462 (cat. 187), 467 (cat. 196), 470 (cat. 201), 483
Kanai Uju (1796–1857), 62
Kan’ei era (1624–43), 67, 96
Kangxi emperor, 19, 452 (cat. 165)
Kangxi era (1662–1722), 470 (cat. 201)
Kannon (c. Guanyin; SKT. Avalokiteshvara), 387 (cat. 24), 438 (cat. 144), 473–74 (cat. 206)
Kanō Einō (1631–1697), 73n12
Kanō Ikkei (1599–1662), 73n11
Kanō Motonobu (1476–1559), 462 (cat. 188)
Kanō Sanraku (1559–1635), 463 (cat. 188)
Kanō Sansetsu (1590–1651), 463 (cat. 188)
Kanō Tan’yū (1602–1674), 54, 83, 92n41, 454 (cat. 167)
Kanzan (c. Hanshan; early ninth century), 137, 383 (cat. 16), 436 (cat. 138n1)
Ka-o (Taiga), 252, 429 (cat. 123)
Kashō bokuji (Taiga), 183, 219, 400 (cat. 55), 417 (cat. 88)
Kashō Ike Mumei sha (Taiga), 295, 447 (cat. 157)
Kashō Mumei sha (Taiga), 317, 353, 457 (cat. 170), 467 (cat. 197)
Kashō Mumei sha-i (Taiga), 370, 371, 474 (cat. 208)
Kashō Mumei sho (Taiga), 198, 406 (cat. 68)
Kashō sha (Taiga), 335, 461 (cat. 185)
Kashō [sha tomo (awasete) dai] (Taiga), 349, 466 (cat. 194)
Kashō utsusu (Taiga), 325, 458 (cat. 176)
Kashōsha giboku (Taiga), 214, 414 (cat. 84)
Katō Chikage (1735–1808), 425 (cat. 110)
Katsu Shikin (1739–1784), 481
Katsube family, 22, 23, 433 (cat. 130)
Katsube Sanekatsu, 22
Katsuki Gozan (Gyūzan; 1656–1740), 91n13
Katsushika Hokusai (1760–1849), 35, 479
Kawabata Yasunari (1899–1972), 419 (cat. 93), 430 (cat. 123), 435 (cat. 135), 443 (cat. 153), 466 (cat. 193), 466 (cat. 194), 470 (cat. 200), 475–76 (cat. 208)
Kawashima Nobukiyo (dates unknown), 425 (cat. 108)
Ken’a (b. 1724), 438 (cat. 144)
Kenzan. See Ogata Kenzan
Ki no Tsurayuki, 469 (cat. 200)
Kim Yusong (b. 1725), 57
Kimura Kenkadō (Moku Sekisō; 1736–1802), 13, 16, 17, 19, 23, 26, 27, 30n2, 40, 56, 61, 68, 91n8, 107, 117, 379 (cat. 5), 379 (cat. 6), 393 (cat. 39), 445 (cat. 153), 450 (cat. 159), 468 (cat. 199), 479, 480, 482
Kimura Sekkyo, 13
King of Chu, 434 (cat. 134)
Kisa family, 22, 433 (cat. 130)
Kisa Monhisa, 433 (cat. 130)
Kishū Tokugawa family, 412 (cat. 78)
Kitayama Shichisō (1721–1806), 22, 405 (cat. 65), 480
Kō (Taiga), 15
Kō Fuyō (1722–1784), 13, 16, 20, 24, 31n26, 40, 57, 76, 80, 91n3, 91n10, 92n31, 92n33, 99, 103n9, 387 (cat. 24), 390 (cat. 29), 393 (cat. 37), 396 (cat. 46n1), 440 (cat. 148), 462 (cat. 187), 471 (cat. 204), 473 (cat. 204), 482, 483, 484
Kō Kappa, 84, 92n42
Kōan Bunkō. See Amanuma Kōan
Kōbin (Taiga), 16
Kōbō Daishi (Kūkai; 774–835), 43, 78, 95, 416 (cat. 87), 417 (cat. 87n4)
Kobori Nagayori (Eirai; 1684–1765), 91n6, 386 (cat. 23), 387 (cat. 24)
Kōdō Genchō (c. Gaotang Yuanchang; 1663–1733), 14, 91n5, 91n12, 99
Konoe Nobutada (1565–1614), 96
Kōriyama, Lord of, 19
Kou Zhun (961–1023), III, 465 (cat. 193)
Kōzan Tekien (1749–1795), 473 (cat. 205)
Kshitigarbha. See Jizō; also Jizō nun
Kūkai, priest. See Kōbō Daishi
Kuwahara Ikei (Kūdō; 1673–1744), 14, 419 (cat. 93)
Kuwayama Gyokushū (1746–1799), 38, 463 (cat. 188)
Kuzumi Kagaku (dates unknown), 39
Kyōgoku family, 463 (cat. 188)
Kyōjō Ike Mumei shi (Taiga), 166, 393 (cat. 39)
Kyūka (Taiga), 16, 30n5
Kyūka Sanshō (Taiga), 165, 393 (cat. 38)
Kyūka Sanshō Mumei sho (Taiga), 199, 407 (cat. 71)
Kyūka Sanshō sha (Taiga), 157, 161, 179, 289, 293, 295, 307, 311, 360, 391 (cat. 32), 392 (cat. 36), 399 (cat. 52), 445 (cat. 154), 446 (cat. 156), 447 (cat. 157), 452 (cat. 164), 454 (cat. 166), 470 (cat. 201)
Kyūka Sanshō sha-i (Taiga), 155, 266, 390 (cat. 31), 436 (cat. 139)
Kyūka Sanshō sho (Taiga), 198, 406 (cat. 69)
Kyūka Sanshō Tsutomu [Kin] sha (Taiga), 137, 384 (cat. 19)
Kyūka Sanshō utsushi awasete daisu (Taiga), 273, 437 (cat. 143)
Kyūka shiboku (Taiga), 135, 139, 383 (cat. 15), 385 (cat. 21)
Kyūka Shōja sha (Taiga), 229, 421 (cat. 97)
Kyūka Tsutomu [Kin] (Taiga), 144, 386 (cat. 24)
Kyūka Tsutomu [Kin] shiboku (Taiga), 129, 381 (cat. 12)
Kyūkashō sha (Taiga), 231, 421 (cat. 98)
Lan Ying (1585–c. 1664), 58, 453 (cat. 167), 455 (cat. 167n2)
Laozi, 388 (cat. 26)
Li Chong, 410 (cat. 75)
Li Dongze, 45
Li Huan, 407 (cat. 70)
Li Jian, 73n1
Li Panlong (1514–1570), 108, 117n7
Li Sixun (651–716), 436 (cat. 140n1)
Li Song (active c. 1190–1230), 448 (cat. 158), 449 (cat. 158n1)
Li Yifu, 410 (cat. 75)
Li Yizhong. See Zhang Yizhong
Li Yu (Liweng; 1611–1680), 65, 67, 101, 483 (cat. 143n1), 474–75 (cat. 208), 478
Liang dynasty (502–557), 403 (cat. 60), 464 (cat. 189n2)
Lin Bu (Lin Hejing; 967–1028), 392 (cat. 37), 451 (cat. 161), 478
Lin Hejing. See Lin Bu
Liu Bei, 479
Liu Deren, 473 (cat. 205)
Liu Zhangqing (c. 710–after 787), 409 (cat. 75)
Liweng. See Li Yu
Lord Kameyama. See Kobori Nagayori
Lord of Kōriyama. See Koriyama, Lord of
Lord of Tsushima. See Tsushima, Lord of
Lu Dongbin, 130, 381–82 (cat. 13)
Lü Shang (206 B.C.—A.D. 220), 481
Lu Xiujing, 391 (cat. 32)
Lu Yu, 114
Lu Yunsheng, 447 (cat. 157)
Lu Zhi (261–303), 307, 452 (cat. 164)
Lu Zhuan, 409 (cat. 75)
Machi. See Tokuyama Gyokuran
Machiko. See Tokuyama Gyokuran
Maebashi fief, 385 (cat. 22)
Maeda, daimyo of Kaga, 20
Mahakala (j. Daikokuten), 117, 478
Makin (dates unknown), 414 (cat. 83), 477
Mao Jin (1598–1659), 73nn1–2
Maruyama Ōkyo (1733–1795), 419 (cat. 92)
Masaoka Shiki (1867–1902), 51n24
Master An. See Mikami Kōken
Master Bunkidō. See Bunkidō, Master
Master Chang. See Zhang Zao
Master Gen. See Gen, Master
Master Gion. See Gion Nankai
Master Guo. See Guo Xi
Master Huiyuan. See Huiyuan
Master Kō. See Kō Fuyō
Master Li. See Li Yu
Master Mon. See Baisaō
Master of the Bi-an. See Bi-an, Master of the
Master Shōchū. See Daiten Kenjō
Master Su Zizhan. See Su Shi
Masuda Takashi (Don’ō; 1848–1938), 409 (cat. 75)
Masuko, Princess (dates unknown), 463 (cat. 188)
Masuyama Sessai (1754–1819), 474 (cat. 208)
Matarajin, 416 (cat. 87)
Matsudaira Sadanobu (1758–1829), 35, 36, 70
Matsumae fief, 91n6
Matsumae Hironaga. See Hyōkan Sensei
Matsumura Goshun (1752–1811), 75
Matsumuro Shōkyō (1692–1747), 15, 17, 91n7
Matsunage Teitoku (1571–1653), 51n23
Matsuo Bashō (1644–1694), 40, 43, 387 (cat. 24)
Matsuura daimyo, 409 (cat. 75)
Matsuzaki Kankai (1725–1775/8), 453 (cat. 165)
Meiji government, 92n23
Meiwa era (1764–1771), 395 (cat. 44), 449 (cat. 159), 451 (cat. 160), 471 (cat. 203)
Meng Jia (fourth century), 445 (cat. 154)
Mi Fu (1051–1107), 56, 60, 73n1, 98, 100, 113, 404–5 (cat. 64), 455 (cat. 167), 464 (cat. 189), 479
Mi Youren (1075–1151), 56, 479
Mikami Jirōuemon, 99
Mikami Kōken (Yasui Bun’i; Bun’i An; Bun’idō; An Shijō; 1722–1798), 24, 211, 412 (cat. 80), 478, 479
Mikuma Katen (1730–1795), 29, 33, 34, 93n66
Minagawa Kien (1734–1807), 39, 91n11, 438 (cat. 144), 440 (cat. 148), 473 (cat. 205)
Minamoto Muneyuki (d. 939), 377 (cat. 1)
Minamoto Yoshitsune (Ushiwaka; 1159–1189), 111, 481
Ming dynasty (1368–1644), 14, 19, 30n11, 54, 56, 65, 67, 68, 73nn1–3, 73n14, 78, 80, 85, 91n19, 98, 101, 103n1, 107, 108, 399 (cat. 51n2), 405 (cat. 65), 431 (cat. 126), 432 (cat. 128), 443 (cat. 153), 445 (cat. 154), 447 (cat. 157), 448 (cat. 158), 451 (cat. 163) 453 (cat. 165), 454 (cat. 167), 462 (cat. 188), 472 (cat. 204), 474 (cat. 208), 482
Minghuang, Emperor (Xuanzong; 685–762), 431 (cat. 126), 437 (cat. 141), 456 (cat. 169)
Mito clan, 50n9
Miura Baigan (1723–1789), 417 (cat. 88)
Miyata Baitei (dates unknown), 432 (cat. 128)
Miyazaki Inpō (1717–1774), 90, 91n3, 397 (cat. 47), 452 (cat. 165)
Miyazaki Yūzen (active early eighteenth century), 36
Mizuochi Roseki (1871–1919), 50n6
Mizuno Tadakuni (1794–1851), 35
Mizuta Chikuho (1883–1953), 377 (cat. 1), 411 (cat. 76), 415 (cat. 86), 418 (cats. 90–91)
Mochizuki Shōkei (1668–1741), 99, 103n7
Mokkei. See Muqi
Moku, Old Gentleman. See Kimura Kenkadō
Moku Sekiso. See Kimura Kenkadō
Momoyama period (1568–1615), 409 (cat. 74)
Monchū Jōfuku (1739–1829), 51n36, 91n4, 428–29 (cat. 121), 429 (cat. 122), 473 (cat. 206), 483
Monk Ji’in. See Ji’m, monk
Mori Kosen (1743–1828), 39
Morikawa Kyoriku (1656–1715), 43
Mr. Gion. See Gion Nankai
Mr. Ogi of Taishū. See Ogino Gengai
Mr. Zhang, 479
Mujūken Shiteki. See Jounsha Shiteki
Mumei jō [tatematsuru] (Taiga), 41, 225, 420 (cat. 94)
Mumei sha (Taiga), 267, 347, 361, 436 (cat. 140), 465 (cat. 193), 470 (cat. 202)
Mumei sha-i (Taiga), 258, 433 (cat. 130)
Muqi (J. Mokkei; d. between 1269 and 1274), 387 (cat. 24), 398 (cat. 50), 459 (cat. 177n1), 474 (cat. 206)
Murase Kōtei (1748–1818), 438 (cat. 144), 473 (cat. 205)
Muromachi period (1392–1573), 43, 96, 98, 378 (cat. 4), 386 (cat. 23), 462 (cat. 188)
Nagasawa Rosetsu (1754–1799), 75
Naitō Seishū, 99
Nakae Tochō (1748–1816), 440 (cat. 148)
Nakagawa family, 76
Nakao Kyūrōemon (dates unknown), 442–43 (cat. 152), 455 (cat. 167), 459 (cat. 177)
Nakata Yūjirō (1905–1999), 80
Nanbokuchō period (1333–1392), 96
Nancun, professor, 65, 73n1
Nangū Taishū (1728–1778), 25, 452–53 (cat. 165)
Ni Zan (1301–1374), 16, 56, 58, 113, 380 (cat. 7), 396 (cat. 46), 398 (cat. 49), 404 (cat. 63)
Ninomiya Koshō (dates unknown), 39
Nishiyama Sōin (1605–1682), 51n23
Niu Chen (dates unknown), 432 (cat. 128)
Noro Genjō (1693–1761), 19, 384 (cat. 18), 384 (cat. 20)
Noro Kaiseki (Shihekisai; 1747–1828), 28, 38, 39, 63n4
Northern Song dynasty (906–1127), 99, 437 (cat. 141), 447 (cat. 157)
Nukina Kaioku (1778–1863), 429 (cat. 122)
Ōbaku Gekkai. See Baisaō
Ōbaku priests, 16, 45, 67, 75, 77, 83, 89, 98, 395 (cat. 44), 397 (cat. 48), 398 (cat. 50), 399 (cat. 51n2), 402 (cat. 57), 405 (cat. 65), 412 (cat. 79) 435–36 (cat. 138), 473 (cat. 206), 478, 483
Ogata Kenzan (1663–1743), 419 (cat. 93), 419 (cat. 93n2)
Ogata Kōrin (1658–1716), 419 (cat. 93), 463 (cat. 188)
Ogino Gengai (1737–1806), 25, 469 (cat. 200)
Ogyū Hokkei (1669–1754), 68
Ogyū Sorai (1666–1728), 39, 76, 90, 91n16, 108
Ōka Shunboku (1680–1763), 19, 73n14
Okada Shinsen (1737–1799), 473 (cat. 205)
Okaji. See Kaji
Okano Ōhara (1774–1820), 37, 50n9
Ōkubo Shibutsu (1767–1816), 70
Old Gentleman Moku. See Kimura Kenkadō
Old Man Su. See Su Shi
Old Man Uno. See Uno Shishin
Omachi (Machi). See Tokuyama Gyokuran
Omura family, 22
Ono no Komachi (ninth century), 213, 413 (cat. 81)
Ono no Michikaze (894–966), 96, 417 (cat. 88)
Ono no Tofū. See Ono no Michikaze
Ō’oku Kin. See Ōya Tsutomu
Ouyang Xiu (Zuiweng; 1007–1072), 67, 431–32 (cat. 127), 463 (cat. 188)
Ouyang Xun (557–641), 99, 100
Ōya Tsutomu (Taiga), 124, 379 (cat. 6)
Ozawa Roan (1723–1801), 51n28
Pei Yue, 115, 481
Pinghai, Grand Master, 405 (cat. 64n1)
Priest Kukai. See Kōbō Daishi
Priest Saigyō. See Saigyō, priest
Priest Shōchū. See Daiten
Priest Taihō. See Taihō Shōkon
Prince Shōtoku. See Shōtoku, prince
Princess Masuko. See Masuko, princess
Professor Nancun. See Nancun, professor
Qian Qi, 409 (cat. 75)
Qianchu, Emperor (908–978), 448 (cat. 157)
Qiao Zhongchang (twelfth century), 378 (cat. 4n1)
Qin dynasty (221–207 B.C.), 73n4, 111, 433 (cat. 129)
Qing dynasty (1644–1911), 18, 80, 101, 447 (cat. 157), 448 (cat. 158), 453 (cat. 165), 474 (cat. 208)
Qu Yuan (fourth century B.C.), 476 (cat. 208n2)
Rai San’yō (1780–1832), 22, 36, 38, 40, 50n7
Rai Shunsui (1746–1816), 23
Reigen, Emperor (1654–1732), 40
Reizei family, 33, 34, 35, 36, 40, 41
Reizei school, 420 (cat. 92)
Reizei Tamehisa (1685–1741), 41
Reizei Tamemura (1712–1774), 41, 43, 50, 51n28, 419 (cat. 92), 420 (cat. 94), 422 (cat. 101)
Renzong, Emperor (1010–1063; r. 1023–63), 432 (cat. 127)
Rikunyo. See Rokunyo
Rokunyo (Rikunyo; 1734–1814), 473 (cat. 205)
Ruyang, 390 (cat. 31)
Ryokutei Senryū (1787–1853), 35
Ryū Kōbi. See Yanagisawa Kien
Ryū Kōbi (1714–1792), 385 (cat. 21)
Saga, Emperor (786–842), 95
Saigyō, priest (1118–1190), 465 (cat. 191), 479
Sakai Tadazumi (eighteenth century), 385 (cat. 22)
Sakaki Hyakusen (1697–1752), 21, 31n15, 43, 67, 387 (cat. 24), 393 (cat. 38), 397 (cat. 48)
Sakurai Shichirō’emon (dates unknown), 412 (cat. 78)
San Kan (dates unknown), 114, 477
San Kyūgō, 477
Sangaku (Taiga), 184, 401 (cat. 57)
Sangaku Dōja (Taiga), 20, 99
Sangaku Dōja Ike Mumei (Taiga), 195, 405 (cat. 65)
Sangaku Dōja Mumei (Taiga), 214, 413 (cat. 83)
Sangaku Dōja sha (Taiga), 126, 346, 380 (cat. 10), 465 (cat. 192)
Sangaku Dōja sha-i (Taiga), 255, 431 (cat. 125)
Sangaku Dōja suisho (Taiga), 101, 155, 207, 390 (cat. 31), 408–9 (cat. 74)
Sangaku Gaishi sha-i (Taiga), 214, 255, 413 (cat. 82)
Sangaku Gaishi Taisei sha (Taiga), 173, 396 (cat. 46)
Sangaku sha (Taiga), 284, 442 (cat. 152)
Sangaku sho (Taiga), 199, 407 (cat. 70)
Sano San’in (1751–1818), 473 (cat. 205)
San’yō. See Rai San’yō
Satake Kaikai (1733–1790), 40, 51n20
Sei Shōnagon (c. 968–c. 1025), 445 (cat. 153n4)
Seikōin Issei (Issei of Seikō-in; 1673–1740), 13, 14, 99, 377 (cat. 1), 378 (cat. 3)
Sekishodō Mitsuhide (dates unknown), 42
Sekkyo. See Kimura Sekkyo
Sesshū Tōyō (1420–1506), 448 (cat. 158), 462 (cat. 188), 469 (cat. 200)
Shang dynasty (c. 1600–c. 1100 B.C.), 79, 80
Shao Zhenxian (dates unknown), 256, 257, 430 (cat. 124), 431 (cat. 126), 431–32 (cat. 127), 432 (cat. 128), 433 (cat. 129), 462–63 (cat. 188)
Shatei Ike Mumei (Taiga), 253, 430 (cat. 123)
Shen Nanpin (Shen Quan; J. Shin Nanpin; 1682–after 1760), 18, 30n1l, 103n13
Shen Quan. See Shen Nanpin
Shen Zhou (1427–1509), 431 (cat. 126)
Shi Han (dates unknown), 432 (cat. 128)
Shi Yancong, 73n1
Shiba Kōkan (1747–1818), 39
Shibano Ritsuzan (1736–1807), 91n3
Shibui Taishitsu (1720–1788), 453 (cat. 165)
Shide. See Jittoku
Shihekisai. See Noro Kaiseki
Shikei Eryō (1722–1786), 22, 91n4
Shimosato Gakkai (1742–1790), 474 (cat. 208)
Shin Nanpin. See Shen Nanpin
Shin’etsu. See Xmyue
Shinozaki Shōchiku (1781–1851), 91n9
Shmroku. See Yūzaki Shōfu
Shirakawa, Emperor (r. 1072–86), 419 (cat. 93)
Shisei (Taiga), 14, 16, 30n5, 99, 377 (cat. 2), 378 (cat. 3)
Shisei Ikeno (Taiga), 99
Shisei jūissai sho (Taiga), 119, 377 (cat. 1)
Shisei jūsan-rei sho (Taiga), 121, 377–78 (cat. 3)
Shōchū. See Daiten Kenjō
Shōemon. See Aoki Shukuya
Shōkadō Shōjō (1584–1639), 43, 96
Shōren. See Gion Shōren
Shōtoku, Prince (574–622), 415 (cat. 87)
Shōwa era (1926–89), 419 (cat. 92)
Shūbun (1418–1458), 462 (cat. 188)
Shūgetsu Tōkan (c. 1427–c. 1510), 448 (cat. 158)
Shuijiu, 405 (cat. 64)
Shūkidō (Taiga), 15
Shunan Jōju. See Kaiseki Shūnan
Shunzi emperor (1638–1661), 18
Shūsei, 386 (cat. 23)
Sim Sajong (1707–1769), 19
Sima Guang (1019–1086), 377 (cat. 2)
Sima Qian (c. 145–c. 85 B.C.), 453 (cat. 165n5)
Sima Wengong, 99
Sō Shiseki (1715–1786), 73n1
Soga Shōhaku (1730–1781), 75
Song Di (eleventh century), 458 (cat. 177)
Song dynasty (960–1279), 73n1, 83, 98, 100, 108, 109, 111, 114, 378 (cat. 3), 393 (cat. 39), 398 (cat. 50), 404 (cat. 64), 413 (cat. 82), 452 (cat. 164n1), 463 (cat. 188), 465 (cat. 193), 478, 479. See also Northern Song and Southern Song
Song Zhiwen (656?-712), 109, 111, 117n21, 197, 406 (cat. 67), 473 (cat. 205)
Southern Song dynasty, 114, 398 (cat. 50), 447 (cat. 157), 451 (cat. 161), 465 (cat. 190n2)
Stevens, Wallace (1879–1955), 479
Su Dongpo. See Su Shi
Su Jin, 390 (cat. 31)
Su Shi (Su Dongpo; Master Su Zizhan; 1037–1101), 83, 85, 92n41, 98, 135, 378 (cat. 4), 379 (cat. 7), 383 (cat. 15), 386 (cat. 23), 435 (cat. 136), 435 (cat. 137), 447 (cat. 157), 455 (cat. 168), 470–71 (cat. 203)
Su Ting, 409 (cat. 75)
Su Wu, 423 (cat. 102)
Sugawara no Michizane (845–903), 392 (cat. 37)
Sun Quan, 471 (cat. 203)
Suzuriya Chūshichi (dates unknown), 40
Tachibana no Hayanari (d. 842), 95
Tachihara Suiken (1744–1823), 50n9
Tadamura Hatsu (dates unknown), 51n29
Taiga. See Ike Taiga
Taigadō (Hall), 50n10, 62, 63n9, 78
Taigadō (Taiga), 16, 28, 38, 438 (cats. 144–45), 440 (cat. 148)
Taigadō II. See Aoki Shukuya
Taigadō III. See Geppō Tatsuryō
Taigadō Teiryō (1832–1910), 432 (cat. 128), 467 (cat. 196n1)
Taihō Shōkon (c. Dapeng Zhengkun; 1691–1774), 89, 397 (cat. 48), 398 (cat. 50), 428 (cat. 121), 435–36 (cat. 138), 449 (cat. 159)
Taikadō (Taiga), 15
Taira no Kiyomori (1118–1181), 448 (cat. 157n1)
Taisei utsushi awasete daisu (Taiga), 276, 439 (cat. 146)
Taiyuan era (376–396), 433 (cat. 129)
Takeuchi Gengen’ichi (1742–1804), 73n22
Taki Kakudai (1709–1774), 453 (cat. 165)
Takizawa Bakin (1767–1848), 449 (cat. 159)
Tang Yin (1470–1523), 56, 257, 378 (cat. 4), 432 (cat. 128)
Tani Bunchō (1763–1840), 388 (cat. 25)
Tanomura Chikuden (1777–1835), 39, 414 (cat. 84)
Tao Han (fl. c. 727), 410 (cat. 75)
Tao Hongjing (452–536), 394 (cat. 40)
Tao Qian (Tao Yuanmmg; 365–427), 391 (cat. 32), 430 (cat. 124), 433 (cat. 129), 456 (cat. 168n2), 482, 484
Tao Yuanming. See Tao Qian
Tao Zongyi (dates unknown), 73n3
Tawayara Sōtatsu (d. c. 1640), 53, 96, 98, 380 (cat. 10), 419 (cat. 92n1), 463 (cat. 188)
Teishū (1719–1788), 25
Teng Zijing, 463 (cat. 188)
Tenmei era (1781–89), 395 (cat. 44), 407 (cat. 71)
Terai Yōsetsu (1640–1711), 99, 103n6–7
Tokuan. See Ichikawa Sankei
Tokugawa Harusada (1751–1827), 463 (cat. 188)
Tokugawa shogunate, 16, 35, 36, 41, 53, 67, 91n15, 96, 399 (cat. 51n1), 425 (cat. 110), 463 (cat. 188), 464 (cat. 189), 464 (cat. 190n1)
Tokugawa Yoshimune (1684–1751), 30n1l, 35, 41, 67, 68, 418 (cat. 90)
Tomioka family, 99
Tomioka Tessai (1836–1924), 15, 23, 30n2, 414 (cat. 84), 432 (cat. 128), 438 (cat. 145)
Tomitarō. See Hara Sankei
Tosa Mitsuyoshi (1609–1772), 421 (cat. 97)
Totoki Baigai (1733–1804), 379 (cat. 6), 476 (cat. 208n1)
Tsunoda Kyūka (eighteenth century), 395 (cat. 44), 421 (cat. 97)
Tsushima, Lord of, 19
Ueda Akinan (1734–1809), 35, 39, 51n17
Ueda Kunzan, 473 (cat. 205)
Uematsu family, 22, 407 (cats. 70, 71) Uno Shishin (1698–1745), 481
Ushiwaka. See Minamoto Yoshitune
Wakayama clan, 38
Wang Anshi (1021–1086), 108
Wang Bo, 473 (cat. 205)
Wang Gai (c. 1677–1705), 478
Wang Gong (active c. 1385), 305, 451 (cat. 163)
Wang Guxiang (1501–1568), 62
Wang Huizhi (fourth century A.D.), 445 (cat. 153n4)
Wang Jia (b. 851), 446 (cat. 156)
Wang Jui (first half of ninth century), 435 (cat. 135)
Wang Mo (d. 805), 477
Wang Shixi (thirteenth century), 472 (cat. 204)
Wing Shizhen (1634–1711), 109
Wang Wei (Wang Youcheng; 701–761), 59, 76, 354, 379 (cat. 6), 389 (cat. 27), 396 (cat. 46), 426 (cat. 111n1), 434 (cat. 132), 438 (cat. 143), 447 (cat. 157). 457 (cat. 174), 468 (cat. 198), 477. 478, 479–483
Wang Xianzhi (344–388), 79
Wang Xizhi (303–361), 79, 402–3 (cat. 59). 445 (cat. 154), 446 (cats. 155–56)
Wing Yi, 65, 73n1
Wang Youcheng. See Wang Wei
Wang Zhenpeng (fourteenth century), 382 (cat. 14), 415 (cat. 85)
Wang Zhideng (1535–1612), 73n1
Wanli era, 471 (cat. 203)
Watanabe Kazan (1793–1841), 414 (cat. 84)
Watanabe Shuseki (1642–1709), 399 (cat. 51n1)
WeiYan, 477
Wei Yingwu (c. 737–791), 199, 407 (cats. 70–71)
Wen Tingyun (c. 812–870), 430 (cat. 123)
Weng Zhengming (1470–1559), 377 (cat. 2n1)
Western Han dynasty, 423 (cat. 102)
Western Jin dynasty (265–317), 414 (cat. 83)
Wuling, 433 (cat. 129)
Wu, Emperor (r. 502–49), 403 (cat. 60)
Wu, Empress, 109, 111
Wu Su (1280–1354), 472 (cat. 204)
Wu Zhishun (fourteenth century), 472 (cat. 204)
Xi Shi (born c. 506 B.C.), 447 (cat. 157)
Xia Gui (active early thirteenth century), 448–49 (cat. 158), 464 (cat. 190)
Xia Wenyuan (1296–1370), 73n1
Xiao family, 464 (cat. 189n2)
Xiao Shi, 444–45 (cat. 153)
Xiao Tung (501–531), 109
Xie An (320–385), 477
Xie Shichen (1487–after 1557), 431 (cat. 126)
Xinyue (J. Shin’etsu; 1639–1695), 80
Xiong Jie, 377 (cat. 2n1)
Xuanzong, Emperor. See Minghuang, Emperor
Xuanhe era, 65, 73n1
Yamamoto Hokuzan (1752–1812), 114
Yamana Shikei (active 1724–28), 99
Yamazaki Sōkan (1465–1553), 51n23
Yan Xiong (53 B.C.—A.D. 18), 483
Yan Zhenqing (709–785), 79, 101, 103n6
Yanagisawa Kien (Chikkei; Gyokkei; Ryū Kōbi; 1706–1758), 15, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 26, 33, 37–38, 39, 43. 44– 50n12, 54, 57, 65, 67, 76, 91n6, 385 (cat. 22), 388 (cat. 26), 395 (cat. 43), 397 (cat. 48), 399 (cat. 51), 405 (cat. 65), 425 (cat. 108)
Yang Erzeng (Shenglu), 61, 470–71 (cat. 203)
Yang Guifei (713–756), 437 (cat. 141)
Yang Juyuan, 93n58
Yang Shie (fl. c. 800), 410 (cat. 75)
Yang Wanli, 114
Yasui Bun’i. See Mikami Kōken
Ye Xiaoyen (dates unknown), 448–49 (cat. 158)
Yi Fujiu (J. I Fukyū; 1698–after 1747), 16, 17, 18, 56, 69, 70, 454 (cat. 166), 456 (cat. 169)
Yi Song-nin (1718–1777), 19
Yinyuan. See Ingen
Yo Shukuya. See Aoki Shukuya
Yōken. See Akutagawa Tankyū
Yong Tao (fl. c. 846), 48, 51n34
Yonghua era, 483
Yongzheng era (1722–35), 447 (cat. 157)
Yosa Buson (1716–1783), 75, 100, 103n13, 474 (cat. 208)
Yoshida, 455 (cat. 167)
Yoslnda Shūsetsu, 399 (cat. 51n1)
Yoshimune. See Tokugawa
Yoshimune Yoshitsune. See Minamoto Yoshitsune
Yu Xin, 93n62
Yuan dynasty (1279–1368), 56, 57, 85, 88, 98, 396 (cat. 46), 447 (cat. 157), 472 (cat. 204), 479
Yuan Jen, 473 (cat. 205)
Yue Fei, General (1103–1142), 451 (cat. 161)
Yuefeng Daozhang. See Eppō Dōshō
Yung, monk, 406 (cat. 69)
Yuri (Gion Hayashi Yuriko; 1694–1764), 22, 33, 36–38, 40, 41, 42, 43, 45, 46, 49, 50, 50n1, 50nn6–7, 50n12, 234, 237, 423–24 (cat. 103), 424 (cat. 107), 425 (cats. 108–10), 450 (cat. 160)
Yūzaki Shinroku. See Yūzaki Shōfu
Yūzaki Shōfu (Shinroku; dates unknown), 37, 71
Zeniya Shichirōbei (dates unknown), 440 (cat. 148)
Zhang Dai (1597–1689), 447 (cat. 157)
Zhang Ershui. See Zhang Ruitu
Zhang Gongfu. See Zhang Zi
Zhang Haizhen (dates unknown), 431 (cat. 126), 432 (cat. 128)
Zhang Ji (766?–830?), 105
Zhang Jiuling (678–740), 93n54
Zhang Lei (1054–1114), 442–43 (cat. 152)
Zhang Nanshi (eighteenth century), 93n62, 473 (cat. 205)
Zhang Ruitu (1570–1641), 56, 405 (cat. 65), 480
Zhang Xu, 391 (cat. 31), 408 (cat. 74)
Zhang Yaoen (dates unknown), 68
Zhang Yizhong, 398 (cat. 49), 477
Zhang Yue (667–731), 88, 93n53, 431 (cat. 126), 456–57 (cat. 171), 457 (cat. 173)
Zhang Zao, 478
Zhang Zhi (eighth century), 433 (cat. 131)
Zhang Zhihe, 445 (cat. 153nn1–2), 476 (cat. 208n3)
Zhang Zi (Zhang Gongfu; 1153–after 1211), 393–94 (cat. 39), 479
Zhangsun Wuji (d. 659), 410 (cat. 75)
Zhao Feiyan, Empress (c. 32 B.C.—A.D. I), 437 (cat. 141n1)
Zhao Gu (ninth century), 442–43 (cat. 152)
Zhao Mengfu (1254–1322), 45, 472 (cat. 204)
Zhen Fuliang, 443 (cat. 152)
Zheng Qian, 408 (cat. 73)
Zheng Xu, 101, 408 (cat 74)
Zhi Qian (dates unknown), 463 (cat. 188)
Zhiyong, priest (seventh century), 402 (cat. 59)
Zhizhang, 390 (cat. 31)
Zhongxian Xuedou, 413 (cat. 82)
Zhongzhang Tong (180–220), 20, 388 (cat. 26), 389 (cat. 28)
Zhou Bi, 109
Zhou dynasty (c. 1100–256 B.C.), 79, 80, 110
Zhou Xingsi, 403 (cat. 60)
Zhou Yu, 378 (cat. 4)
Zhu Jingxuan, 477
ZhuTong, 115, 116, 478
Zhu Xi (1130–1200), 76, 91n15, 93n57, 199, 407 (cat. 71)
Zhuran (tenth century), 478
Zongzhi, 390 (cat. 31)
Zuiweng. See Ouyang Xiu
Zuoxiang, 390 (cat. 31)
Ike Taiga and Tokuyama Gyokuran