Formerly  in  Hokuendo,  Kofukuji,  now  Nara  Im-
perial Museum 97

81.  Meikira-Taisho.    Half-relievo   on   Wood.     First   Fuji-

wara  Epoch,  888-986.  Formerly  in  Kofukuji,  now
in  Nara  Imperial  Museum 112

82.  Shaka.    Wood,   gilt.     Attributed   to   Jocho    (d.    1053).
Kofukuji,  Nara.    "Imperial  Museum's  Publications"  112

83.  Asanga.    Wood.     Attributed    to    Unkei,    circa    1208.
Formerly  in  Kofukuji,  now  Nara  Imperial  Museum.
"Imperial  Museum's  Publications" 112

84.  Lantern    Upheld    by    the    Demon    Tentoki.    Wood,

painted.  By  Koben  in  1215.  Formerly  Kofukuji,
now  Nara  Imperial  Museum 112

85.  Painting  on  Silk.    Jikokuten.     Attributed  to  the  Elev-

enth Century.  Formerly  in  Kofukuji,  now  Nara
Imperial  Museum.  "Imperial  Museum's  Publica-
tion"   113

86.  Portrait  in  Colours  on  Silk  of  the  Chinese  Priest  Jion

Daishi.  About  the  Eleventh  Century.  Kofukuji,
Nara.  "Nippon  Seikwa" 113

87.  Shin-Yakushiji.     Erected    in    the     7th    year    of    the

Tempyo  Era  (745).     Nara.    "Nippon  Seikwa"     .      .128

88.  Yakushiji,    Wood,    gilt.     Attributed    to    the    Tenth-

Eleventh   Centuries.     Shin-Yakushiji,  Nara     .     .     .113

89.  Shaka.    Bronze.     Attributed    to    the    Sixth    or    Early

Seventh  Century.  Shin-Yakushiji-Nara.  "Nippon
Seikwa" 113

90.  Vajra,     Attendant     of     Yakushi.     Clay.     First     Nara

Epoch,  708-749.  Shin-Yakushiji,  Nara.  "Imperial
Museum's  Publications" 128

91.  Painting  in  Colours  on  Silk,  Nehanso  or  "Death  (nir-

vana) of  Shaka."     Attributed  to  Yen  Hui  (Ganki),
Yuan   Dynasty.     Shin-Yakushiji.    "Nippon   Seikwa"  129
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92.  The  H6-6-do  or  "Phoenix  Hall."    Originally  a  Palace

of  the  Fujiwara  Family.  Erected  1053.  Uji.  "Nip-
pon Seikwa"  .  .  .  .  , 128

93.  Weather   Vane.    Bronze,   about    1050.    H6-6-do,   Uji.
