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Index 479

Hmong, 127, 130
Kong family, 255(illus.), 286
Neolithic, 380
Great Britain, 18, 20, 435
Chinese trade, 454–455
India and, 144, 451–452
opium trade and, 123,
456–457
rubber industry, 459–460
and South Asia, 143, 371
Great Buddha (Japan), 318
Great Chedi, 395
Great Cloud Sutra, 272
Great Cloud Temple, 272
Great Khans, 99
Great Mughals, 169, 171, 223
Great Wall, 20, 21(map)
of Qin Shihuang, 262
Greek language, 5
Greeks, 93
and India, 143, 150, 216
Green Hmong, 120
Green Revolution, rice cultiva-
tion and, 32–34
Grihasthya, 201–202
Grim, John A., 350
Guangdong Province, 114,
283, 285, 294
Guangzho, 284, 444
Guanhua, 57, 243
Guanyin (Goddess of Mercy),
270–271
Guardian spirits, Thai, 401
Gujarat, Patidars in, 179, 180
Gujarati language, 46, 159
Gujaratis, 144, 391
Gujars, landownership, 177
Gunavaram, 385
Gupta Brahmi script, 66
Gupta Empire, 66, 166–167,
193
Buddhism in, 202, 207–208
Gurdwaras, Sikh, 230
Guru Granth Sahib, 229
Gurus, 193
Sikh, 228, 229
Gu Yanwu, 280
Gu Yurui, 294
Gyakushu custom, 317
Gyogi (monk), 317

Hachiman, 317–318

Haddon, Alfred Cort,

413–414

in Borneo, 415–421

Hadith (Sunna), 221, 225

Hahoe Folk Village, 353(illus.)

Hakka Chinese, 55

Han, Han Chinese, 36, 41, 55,

77, 94, 100, 109, 118,

242, 244, 379

identity as, 114, 290

Handbooks, Chinese magiste-

rial, 264–265

Han dynasty, 55, 85, 235, 236,

263, 264, 267, 276, 347

and Central Asia, 83,

86–87

Han Feizi, 263

Hangul script, 72, 73,

361–362

Hangzhou (Hang-chou), 20,

294

Hanlin Academy, 264

Hanoi, 390, 463, 464

Hanuman, 161, 398, 399

Hanyu pinyin, 243

Hara kiri. See Seppuku

Harappa, 46, 145, 151, 153,

154, 156

Haridwar, 22, 202

Harijans, 180

Harimandir, 228

Harivamsa, 162, 171

Harrell, Stevan, on ethnic

groups in China, 114–115

Harsha (King), 208

Harvest festivals

Japanese, 312

Thai, 401–402

Hawa’i (Sky-Rocket), 170

Hawaii, 24, 27

Head-Hunters: Black, White, and

Brown (Haddon), 415,

416

Head-hunting, 372, 413, 417

and mortuary rituals,

418–419, 421

in Philippines, 422–423

Healing rites, Hmong,

136–138

Heaven(s)

in Angkor cosmos, 388

in Indian mythogeogra-

phy, 13

in Korean Buddhism, 355

Shang dynasty and,

249–250

Thai, 396, 404

Tusita, 355, 356

He Chang, 283

He family/lineage

ancestor veneration,

282–283

land, 281–282

He Guangzhen, 283

Heian (Fujiwara) Period

(Japan), 305, 314, 327

Heike Monogatari, 330

Heinan period, court women

in, 320–325

Hei Sheng Miao, 118

Helugu, 98, 99

Hemp, Hmong cultivation of,

116

“Hemp Sack” (Budai), 271

Hemudu, 29–30

Henan, 273

Henry “the Navigator,” 443,

444

He Renjian, 281, 282, 283

Hermit Kingdom, 365

Herodotus, 143

Heroin, 126

He Zihai, 282

Hideyoshi, Toyotomi, 364,

444, 445

Hiei, Mt., monastery at, 335

Hierarchy, in Chinese families,

276–277

High yield varieties (HYVs),

of rice, 29, 32

Hill rice, 29, 30(illus.)

Hill tribes, 49, 117, 123, 126

Himalayas, 5, 13, 15, 17, 18,

21, 27, 229

Proto-Austro-Tibetan in,

53–54

Himayana Buddhism,

213–214

Himiko, Queen, 301, 302, 308