Redesigning the Death Rite and Redesignating the Tomb: The Separation of Kami and Buddhist Deities at the Mortuary Site for Emperor Antoku

Japanese Journal of Religious Studies 38 (1):55-92 (2011)
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Bodies of Evidence: Imperial Funeral Rites and the Meiji Restoration.Edmund Gilday - 2000 - Japanese Journal of Religious Studies 27 (3-4):273-296.

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