> Can anyone recommend a good book/site the detailshttp://www.sengokudaimyo.com/miscellany/miscellany.html
> the structure of the
> Japanese court and breakdown of the various court
> titles during the
> Heian period? I'm always clueless when ever I read
> about the "Minister
> of the Right, 3rd Rank" etc...
On May 31, 2005, at 3:25 PM, Haynes, A ((Angus)) wrote:
> Can anyone recommend a good book/site the details the structure of the
> Japanese court and breakdown of the various court titles during the
> Heian period? I'm always clueless when ever I read about the "Minister
> of the Right, 3rd Rank" etc...
>
> Thanks,
> Angus
>
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> http://www.sengokudaimyo.com/miscellany/miscellany.html<http://www.sengokudaimyo.com/miscellany/miscellany.html>
>Ahhh... I was actually looking for that page, I couldn't remember where
> Click on "Modes of Address" and go down the page. It's
> an extensive, thorough explanation.
>
> Nate
> BANZAI!!! A non-ninja message :o)Hah, yeah I almost put OT in the subject line due to the lack of
>
> 'Sugawara no Michizane and the Early Heian Court,' by Borgen (Hawaii)
> should have all you need. Anyway you might get info from the Kodansha
> Encyclopedia as well. Sorry all my books are packed b/c I am moving,
> so I can't check more.
> cepo
> (cut) and was about to do the same with the Kodanshathe Kodansha Encyclopedia has a wonderful online version. (http://
> Encyclopedia until I saw the price... eep! Might have to check the
> state
> library for that one me thinks!
> the Kodansha Encyclopedia has a wonderful online version. (http://
> www.ency-japan.com) Some universities subscribe to it, so studentsCepo, our devious minds think alike! I found this website earlier too
> can access it for free. perhaps, some of the members of this ML might
> want to consider a "group" subscription.
>
> Or else, here is another criminal idea, in the name of culture: since
> the encyclopedia has a free 30 days trial, every month a different
> member of this list should go for that, and share with the others.
>
> Not sure if it takes your I.P to let you connect, but i doubt it.
> Well, one day to find out it would be to try!!
> as simple as justWell, poo.
> putting an e-mail address and PRESTO you have a
> username and password.
> Among
> the details you need to submit are an 'Institution
> name' (and I don't
> think
> 'Samurai History Forum' will cut it!) as well as
> 'Insitution IP
> Address'.
> But hey, you've got to give them some points for
> looking like they are
> cluey
> enough to lock down on activities like we both
> managed to plot in our
> heads!