Materials relating to the history of relief work in Japan

[目次]

• CONTENTS
• Preface
• Peace-time Philanthropic Work from Early Times / 1
• Shotoku Taishi,Founder of Japanese Social Work / 2
• The Humanity of the Empress Komyo / 4
• Relief Work of Gyoki Bosatsu / 6
• The Humanity of Hokin-ni / 7
• The Benevolence of the Empress Junna / 9
• Relief Work of Chogen Shonin / 10
• The Humanity of Kosho Bosatsu / 11
• Relief Work by Ninsho Bosatsu / 12
• Juhachikenko at Kitayama in Nara / 14
• The Mass of Ippen Shonin / 15
• Baths in the Kamakura Period / 17
• Enkiri-dera,the refuge for Married Women / 18
• The Notice-Board of Seyaku-in / 20
• Relief by Tadatoshi Hosokawa / 21
• The Great Rice-Cauldron / 22
• Relief at the Time of the Great Fire of Meireki in Edo. / 23
• The Benevolence of Tsunanori Mayeda / 24
• The Benevolence of Tetsugen Zenji / 26
• The Philanthropy of Ryo-o Zenji / 26
• The Protection of the Blind / 28
• The Dispensary Erected by the Shogunate of Edo / 29
• The Humanity of Yoshishige Nabeshima / 31
• Fukuyama Giso / 31
• Virtue of Sontoku Ninomiya / 33
• Kannon-ko / 34
• Benevolence by the Pupils of Baigan Ishida / 36
• Relief Cottages at the Time of Famine / 38
• The Great Earthquake Disaster of Ansei / 39
• Japanese Philanthropic Work in Time of Peace after the Meiji Restoration / 41
• Yokohama Juzen Hospital / 42
• Tokyo Jikeikai I-in / 44
• Kyoto Prefectural School for the Blind and the Deafmute / 44
• The City Poor House of Tokyo / 46
• The Relief of a Wrecked German Ship / 48
• Kinka Gaku-in / 49
• Naritasan Reformatory / 50
• Okayama Orphanage / 52
• The first Relief Work of the Japanese Red Cross Society at the Time of Disasters / 53
• Nukada Jimuryo-ko / 54
• Private Protective Institution for Infants / 55
• Takamatsu Shobugikai / 57
• War-time Philanthropy in Early Times / 59
• The Oldest Philanthropic Military Command / 60
• The Imperial Compassionate Command for the Fallen / 61
• The Tombs of the Mongolian Army / 62
• Religious Ceremony Performed by Tokimune Hojo for the Dead / 63
• Yosetezuka and Mikatazuka founded by Kusunoki Masashige / 65
• The Establishment of Ankoku-ji by Ashikaga Takauji / 66
• Masatsura Kusunoki's Rescue of His Enemy from Drowning / 68
• The Humanity of Generals in the Kamakura Period / 69
• The Humanity of Chikatada Matsudaira / 70
• Tombs Erected by Tadayoshi Shimazu for the Dead of his own Army and that of the Enemy / 72
• The Clemency of Generals in the Western Part of Japan during the 16th century / 73
• Kind Treatment of the Enemy General by Nobunaga Oda / 74
• Kenshin Uesugi Sent Salt to His Enemy's Land / 76
• The Pure Love of Hideyoshi Toyotomi / 77
• The Humanity of Yoshihiro Shimazu / 78
• Kind Treatment of Prisoners during the Korean Campaign. / 79
• The Humanity of Iyeyasu Tokugawa / 81
• Relief on the Battlefield in the Age of Civil Wars / 83
• The Mass for the Christians killed in Battle by the Shogunate Authorities / 84
• Medicine Cases / 85
• Old Receptacles for Food and Drink in Time of War / 86
• Japanese Philanthropic Work in War-Time after the Introduction of the Red Cross Idea / 89
• The Red Cross Principle at the Battle of Hakodate / 90
• The First Field-Hospital Flag in Our Country / 91
• The Red Cross Principle of the Expeditionary Force in Formosa / 92
• The First Relief Work by the Japanese Red Cross Society in Time of War / 93
• The Ladies' Volunteer Nursing Association / 94
• Teikoku Gunjin Koenkai / 95
• Aikokufujinkai / 96
• The Rescue of Russian Sailors / 97
• Admiral Togo Visits an Enemy Commander in Hospital / 98
• The Theatre-party for the Consolation of the Prisoners / 99
• The Monument for Soldiers of the Russian Army Who Fell in the Battle of Port Arthur / 100
• A Brief Outline of the History of Medicine in Japan / 103
• First period. The mythical age / 103
• Second period. Asuka-period / 104
• Third period. Nara-period / 106
• Fourth period. Heian-period / 107
• Fifth period. Kamakura-period / 109
• Sixth period. Muromachi-period / 112
• Seventh period. Azuchi-Momoyama-period / 114
• Eighth period. Edo-period / 115

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