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INDEX
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  1. Kansei Rodo Kiseikwai, establishment of, 459
  2. Kari, torpedo-boat, 131
  3. Kasagi, cruiser, 129
  4. Kasasagi, torpedo-boat, 131
  5. Kashiko-Dokoro, Temple of, in Imperial palace, 284, 296, 297
  6. Kasuga, despatch boat, 126, 127
  7. Kasugamaru, ship of Satsuma clan, 124
  8. Kasumi, torpedo-boat destroyer, 130
  9. Kataka, torpedo boat, 130
  10. Kataoka, Mr., political leader, 577
  11. Katayama, Mr., labour question, on the, 456–461
  12. Katsu, Count, 29, 122, 208
  13. Katsudo oil-wells, 440
  14. Katsuno coal-mine, 452
  15. Katsura Cabinet, 335, 336
  16. Katsura, General Count, on Formosa, 581–585
  17. Katsuragi, coast-service vessel, 127, 128
  18. Kawachu Province, conscription in, 105
  19. Kawasaki Shipbuilding Company, 479
  20. Kazu-no-Miya, Princess, marriage of, to the Shogun Iyemochi, 27
  21. Kei-bi-Taiku, special military district, 110
  22. Keiki, Shogun Tokugawa, 1, 29, 143, 144
  23. Keimeimaru, ship of Kaga clan, 123
  24. Keiwogijiku, school of politics, 189
  25. Kelung Harbour, dredging of, 588, 589
  26. Kelungmaru, tonnage of, 654
  27. Kelung, steamship communication with, 584
  28. Kenjunmaru, Government auxiliary ship, 123
  29. Kenkomaru, ship of Satsuma clan, 124
  30. Kenyeimaru, ship of Chikuzen clan, 124
  31. Kerosene, import of, 443
  32. Kidd, Mr., 276
  33. Kido, Mr.:
  34. Death of, 179
  35. Mission to Europe, 155
  36. Retirement of, and return to office, 172
  37. Shogunate, attitude towards, 28, 30
  38. Kigaimaru, ship of Kagato clan, 125
  39. Kigen-Setsu, festival of, 285, 290
  40. Kiji, torpedo-boat, 131
  41. Kimizawagata, Government auxiliary ship, 122
  42. Kin-ban-shoku, Assistant Harbour Commissioner to Japan, 189
  43. Kinchiu-Maru, tonnage of, 654
  44. Kin-giok-kin:
  45. Assassination of, 202
  46. Banishment of, to Ogasawara Island and Hokkaido, 201
  47. Corea, movements in, 181, 182
  48. Corean King and, 191, 192
  49. Japanese Emperor, audience with, 189
  50. Vice-Minister of Finance, 193–195
  51. Kinhazan, fauna and flora of, 429
  52. Ki-nichi, sacrifice-day, 287
  53. Kin-in-shoku, Japanese movement in Corea, attitude towards, 193, 194
  54. Kinkamaru, ship of Himeji clan, 125
  55. ‘Kinno,’ popular cry, 24, 27
  56. Kinoenemaru, ship of Hizen clan, 124
  57. Kinsatu Exchange Bond regulations, 327
  58. ‘Kiogen’ in literature, 543
  59. Kisaragimaru, ship of Hizen clan, 124
  60. Kishomaru, Government auxiliary ship, 123
  61. Kishu clan, ships of, 123
  62. Kitatani oil-wells, 440
  63. Kiushu, coal exported from, 436
  64. Kiu-yoshi, or quick adoption, 299
  65. Kobe:
  66. Bankers’ Association established at, 377
  67. Chamber of Commerce meeting at, 386
  68. Clearing-house established at, 377, 394
  69. Coal-station at, 102
  70. Naval dockyard at, 478, 479
  71. Postal service to, 558, 561, 562, 564
  72. Railway from, 485
  73. Schools at, 260
  74. Steamship service to, 584
  75. Tea-inspection offices at, 423; market at, 421
  76. Telephone communication with, 570
  77. War-vessels supplied from, 127
  78. Kochomaru, ship of the Kaga clan, 124
  79. Kodama, Baron, Formosan loan scheme, 666; Governor-General of Formosa, 586
  80. Ko-ei-shoku, Mr., 182
  81. 'Kofuyomaru, ship of Matsuyama clan, 125
  82. Kogakushi (licentiate of engineering), Tokyo University, 249
  83. Kojibashi Prison, the, 511
  84. koishikawa, co-operative iron-foundry at, 458
  85. Kojiro Okimaru, ship, 124
  86. Ko-jun-boku, Corean Minister, 186
  87. Kokora Hiryumaru, steamer, 125
  88. Kokumin Chochick Ginko, 458
  89. Kokumin, newspaper, 553, 554
  90. Kokuryumaru, ship of Kishu clan, 123
  91. Kokusai, artist of Tokugawan period, 532
  92. Kokwa, Treaty of, 176–179; violation of, 200
  93. Kokwan, artist, style of, 533
  94. Koman, Prince, silk industry under, 416
  95. Komatsubara, Mr., editor and statesman, 556
  96. Komatsu, Prince, Commander-in-Chief, appointed as, 13; Shogunate, attitude towards, 29
  97. Komei, Emperor:
  98. Death of, 29
  99. Foreign treaties, attitude towards, 27
  100. Shogunate, attitude towards, 27
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