Introduction: Why Study Japanese History?

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Chapter I. Preliminaries

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Chapter II. Origin, Race and Language

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Chapter III. Mythical Japan

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Chapter IV. Legendary Japan

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Chapter V. Primitive Japan

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Chapter VI. The Protohistoric Age

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Chapter VII. The Coming of Buddhism

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Chapter VIII. The Great Reform

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Chapter IX. "The Great Discovery"

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Chapter X. The Nara Period

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Chapter XI. The Capital Moves to Kyoto

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Chapter XII. Taira versus Minamoto

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Chapter XIII. The Hojo Regency (1199-1333)

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Chapter XIV. The Hojo Culture

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Chapter XV. The Ashikaga Shoguns

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Chapter XVI. The Coming of the Foreigner

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Chapter XVII. The Era of Military Dictatorship

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Chapter XVIII. The Regency of Hideyoshi

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Chapter XIX. The First Tokugawa Shogun

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Chapter XX. The First Successors of Iyeyasu (1605-1651)

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Chapter XXI. Iyetsuna to Iyetsugu (1651-1716)

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Chapter XXII. From Yoshimune to Iyeharu (1716-1786)

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Chapter XXIII. Iyenari to the Coming of Perry (1787-1853)

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Chapter XXIV. The Reopening of Japan (1853-1854)

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Chapter XXV. The Beginnings of Meiji

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Chapter XXVI. The Era of Expansion

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Chapter XXVII. The Last Years of Meiji

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Chapter XXVIII. The New Era of Taisho

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Chapter XXIX. Aftermaths of the Great War

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Chapter XXX. The Great Earthquake and After

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Chapter XXXI. The Beginning of Showa

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Appendix I. Constitution of the Empire of Japan

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Appendix II. First Treaty between Japan and the United States, 1854

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Appendix III. Anglo-Japanese Treaty of January 30, 1902

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Appendix IV. Agreement between Japan and the United Kingdom

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Appendix V. The Gentlemen's Agreement

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Appendix VI. Convention Embodying Basic Rules of the Relations between Japan an…

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