482 Index
Shinto in, 304–308
shogunate in, 327–335
state reform, 318–320
warrior culture in, 326–341
women in, 320–325
Japanese language, 45, 48
written, 71–72
Japan-Korea Treaty, 365
Japonica (sinica) rice, 29
Jardine, William, 455
Jars
Berawan mortuary,
420–421
burials, 372, 381–382
Jatakas, 398
Jatis, 175–176
Jats, 177, 228, 229, 230
Java, 8, 23, 24, 50, 123, 372,
377, 381, 390
Dutch and, 114, 447
Java Man (Homo erectus), 34
Javanese, 391
Javanica rice, 29
Jayavarman, 385, 395
Jayavarman II, 386
Jehol, 125
Jero Gde, 33–34
Jesa, 360
Jesuits, 243, 444, 445, 446
Jewang Ungi (Songs of Emper-
ors and Kings), 348
Jews, 193, 275
Jeonju Hyanggyo (Jeonju
Confucian School),
361(illus.)
Jha, Supriya, “What Should
Happen but Never Does,”
187
Jia (family), 277
Jiandi (Chien Ti), 19
Jiang (Yangzi), 49
Jiang Zemin, 435
Jilin Province, 236, 354
Jimmu (Japan), 301, 348
Jinakalamali Legend, 394
Jinnah, Muhammad (Moham-
mad) 143–145, 172, 226
Jinshi, 282
Jin Yi, 294
Jochi, 99
John Company Raj, 171. See
East India Company
(British)
Johnson, David, 263
Johnson, Graham E., 285
Joint Security Area (JSA),
345(illus.)
Jokhang Temple, 210(illus.)
Jones, William (“Oriental
Jones”), 5, 18, 440–441
Sanskrit studies in, 42–43
Journey to the West (Wu
Cheng’en), 88–89, 236
Jou Yee Xiong, 115–116, 120
Jung people, 55
Junks (juncos, jong), 442
Junzi (chun-tzu), 259, 266
Ju Wing, “Lady with Fan,”
294
Jurchen, 94
Justinian, Emperor, 86Kachin, 117, 461
Kachi-nanori rituals, 330
Kailash, Mt., 13, 21, 36n1
Kaler, I Made, 423, 425
Kali, 168, 205
Kalidjaga, conversion of, 392,
393
Kalinga, 165, 166
Kama, 321
Kamakura, 327–328, 336,
340, 341
Kamakura Period (Japan), 335
Kamatari, 319
Kami, 303, 305, 306, 309, 313,
315
Kana script, 72
Kang Dai, 384–385
Kangxi, Emperor, 274, 445
Kanji graphs, 72
Kannon, 271
Kansu (Gansu) corridor, 15
Kanto region (Japan), 299
Kanwar, Roop, 188
Karakoram, 97, 98
Karakorum Pass, 15
Karbala, Husain’s death at,
220, 221
Karen, 117, 120, 461Karimpur, 177
Karma, 195
Kashgar, 86, 101(illus.)
Kashi, 160
Katakana, 72
Katakiuchi (blood revenge), 331
Katha Upanishad, 194–196
Kaundinya, 385
Kaur, as Sikh female name,
228
Kauravas, 160, 175
Kautilya, on state govern-
ment, 164–165
Kazakhs, 85, 100
Kazakhstan, 78
Kedah, Sultan of, 458
Keiko, Emperor, 303
Kendall, Laurel, Shamans,
Housewives, and Other Rest-
less Spirits, 352
Kensho, 338–339
Kerala, 154
Kerulan River, 275
Khalistan movement, 229–230
Khalsa, 228–229
Khanates, 78–79
Khanbalik, 99
Khatris, 227, 228
Khaw Phansa, 401, 405
Khitans, 94
Khmer (language), 48, 49, 385
Khmer (people), 109
at Angkor, 386–388
Khmer (region), 390, 463
Khorat Plateau, 380, 388–389
Khuriltai, 97
Khwan, 403
Kim Busik, 348
Kim dynasty, 367
Kingdoms
early, 151–153
Kautilya on, 164–165
Korean, 345, 347
Sikh, 229
Vedic Age, 159–160,
163–164
Kings, kingship, 5, 6, 169, 194,
202, 372, 382
Ashoka as, 165, 166
Choson, 359–360