okubun-ji; expense--troops, abolished (792) except on frontiersPublic land, KugaidenPurchase value of moneyPurification, Great, Oharai; regular, harai; bodily, misogi; aspunishment for persons of high rankPurple court costume; ecclesiastical robesPyong-yang, Korea; in campaign of The sails are notrigged like those of our ships which can be navigated in any wind. Heleft the provinces severely alone and thought only of the peace ofthe metropolis. Shirakuwu yielded to this representation and despatched Oyeno Masafusa to placate Raigo.
ad decided to turn his back on Kyoto andproceed westward; he himself to Kyushu, and Yukiiye to Shikoku. TheJapanese losses, up to the morning of March 12th, were estimated at41,222. Thecalamity occurred in the month of February and was accompanied by aviolent snowstorm, which greatly increased the sufferings of thecitizens. then made to make the Christiansabandon their faith by the infliction of the most dreadful tormentswhich the most diabolical invention could suggest.
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