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Heihanki
(Minister of War Nobunori’s 
Logbook), 52–54, 58, 83
Heiji Disturbance (1160), 1, 51, 52, 55, 57, 
90n, 135–36
Heiji monogatari ekotoba
(Illustrated 
Scroll of the Tale of the Heiji), 136
Heiji
tales, 135–36
Heike monogatari
(The Tale of the Heike), 
15–16, 133n, 174n, 251–55, 263–64, 273
Heizei (retired emperor), 112
Heldt, Gustav, 202n
Hiraizumi, H., 51n
Hirano Satuski, 155n
Hirasawa Gorō, 144n, 146n, 189n, 
191n, 193n
historical narrative, 21–22
historical tales (
rekishi monogatari
): 
The 
Clear Mirror
as end of, 265–66n; 
defined, 6–7n; and 
The Mirror of the 
East
, 21n; and received narrative, 
14–15, 16–18, 27; and social disorder, 
111n
Hōbutsushū
(Collected Treasures) (Taira 
no Yasuyori), 75–77, 78, 79
Hōgen Disturbance (1160), 1, 51, 52–54, 
57, 70–72, 90n, 135–36
Hōji Disturbance (1242–74), 141, 210, 
211, 217
Hōjō family, 141, 156, 168, 190, 210
Hōjō Masako, 151n, 208, 215, 
216, 234n
Hōjō Tokimasa, 213n
Hōjō Tokiyori, 143, 212n, 217, 223n
Hōjō Yasutoki, 206n, 215, 260
Hōjō Yoshitoki, 215

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Honchō shojaku mokuroku
(Catalogue of 
This Sovereignty’s Texts) (Fujiwara no 
Sanefuyu), 76–77n, 182n, 201n, 281n
Honchō tsugan
(A Comprehensive Mirror 
of Our Sovereignty), 11–12n, 276, 278n
Horikawa (emperor), 62
Hosokawa Taketoshi, 249
Huainanzi
, 11
“The Hundredfold Mirror” (Bailian jing) 
(Bai Juyi), 12n
Hurst, Cameron, 50
Hyōdō Hiromi, 252n, 266n
Ichijō Tadayori, 214
Ichi-no-tani, Hiyodorigoe sakaotoshi no zu
(Illustration of the Precipitous Descent 
at Hiyodorigoe Pass, Ichi-no-tani), xiv
Ihara Saikaku, 276, 276–77n
Iitoyo (empress), 280n
Ikeda Shinobu, 136n
Illustrated Account of the Mongol Invasions
(Mōko shūrai ekotoba), 198
The Illustrated Mirror of Eastern Wives
(Ehon Azuma kagami), 275
An Illustrated Mirror of Falconry
(Ehon 
taka kagami), 275
Illustrated Scroll of Annual Events
(Nenjū 
gyōji emaki), 6
An Illustrated Scroll of Minister Kibi’s Trip 
to China
(Kibi no Otodo nittō emaki), 
195, 275
Illustrated Scroll of the Tale of the Heiji
(Heiji monogatari ekotoba), 136
Illustration of the Precipitous Descent at 
Hiyodorigoe Pass, Ichi-no-tani
(Ichi-no-tani, Hiyodorigoe sakaotoshi 
no zu), xiv
Imakagami
. See 
The New Mirror
Ima monogatari
(New Tales) (Nobuzane), 
82n
imperial court. 
See
court culture; court/
official histories
Imperial Readings of the Taiping Era
(Taiping yulan), 139–40, 172n
India, 147n, 155n
Ippen, 229
Ise monogatari
(Tales of Ise), 45, 62, 76
Ishi (empress), 60
Ishida, Ichirō, 183, 185–86
Ishii Susumu, 223
Ishikawa Tōru, 23, 36, 46
Ito, Satoshi, 147
Itō Takako, 79n
Iwasa Masashi, 244n, 246n
Iyo (prince), 112
Jakushō, 228
Japanese historiography: Anglophone 
scholarship on, 18–19; court/official 
histories, 4–6, 7–8, 17n, 39, 246; 
The 
Great Mirror
as new approach in, 2–3; 
and Heian period social disorder, 5–6, 
15–16; impact of Genpei War on, 
85–86; post-Kamakura 
bakufu
changes, 239–40; received narrative 
on, 13–19, 27; recent scholarship 
trends, 19–20; and tales, 6–9