Daily Life and Demographics in Ancient Japan

Abstract

Taishi den-Q(S) Taishi den no sho-Q(S) Jugen iko; Nishikawa, Ryoiki ninzu ko; Oritakushiba no ki; Ruiju meibutsu ko; Suzuki, Kofu tan-all Q(S) Jugen iko; Nishikawa, Ryoiki ninzu ko-both Q(S) Ruiju meibutsu ko-Q(G) Gyoki daibosatsu gyojoki-Q/C Fuso koku no zu-Q(G) Kairiku kotei saiken ki-Q(G) Gyoki shikimoku-Q{G) Jugen iko; Nishikawa, Ryoiki ninzu ko-Q(G) Nishikawa, Chonin no; Ruiju meibutsu ko; Oritakushiba no ki; Suzuki, Kofu taii-Q(G) Kairiku kotei saiken ki-Q(G) Sawada Yokoyama Yokoyama Ino, "Kokon koko ko" Chiri kyoku zappo; Dai Nihon denseki kosu kakyu seki hikaku hyo Yokoyama Kimura, "Koseki no jinko" Ino, "Kokon koko ko" Ino, "Kokon koko ko" Source: Takahashi Bonsen, Nihon jinko shi no kenkyu, 1:35-81.Q refers to a figure that is quoted with no hint as to how it was tabulated. Q(S) indicates that the figure is quoted (and not calculated) from folklore surrounding Shotoku Taishi. Q(G) means that the tally is quoted (and not computed) from legends about Gyoki. Note that three traditions seem to be associated with the Nara monk.