The sun., 1902-06-01

! un'\"rs'v represents tho IDEAL ~ N'eIhN
attainment ~ ts era There ~er" i"h
| paths - essential learning tn" 'hh"e''
claS' 80. h'osrRphie- law and msthclna''-
'alhsraphv and music were taush' III
, d"f"nd"urlv The classics were dlNld"u
| INTO thU-~ sections the first ~ major
| cia~~ir. oon~is,Ing - 'he Book ot tiIqtr''
: and -" D. graph'.S s.cori or m'dd''
I Glass;, comprising the Book 81 P"etrN
ano ~" R.uk~ = tt.qucttc. and the 'hlr'
! - minor classic, including the HOOK
~ change AMI IN" Maxim- Th'~" "er
'h" has, - N. r'culsr cvursr Of b-''Hrrs,
hut students % mcratur. were re0uifrn
"a" study al>' III" ,ia--,c - liHl Pl"tN' ana
IN" Anai'~.'- - tuufucus Buddhism had
u" place n tho sphere Of study, although
~ N" close II the seventh century. when
"a" unl,or-I'v had 40 students, and when
n rrpt"~er'ed 'h~ only high eduTh'ionai
rnst.tu'l"n ~ ia" empire. Buddhism, con-
-idrrrd a. n religion. had absorbed VA"
attention = sll tho nations leaders 'uf
| author dHr'S8's par' oular attention y" ""
fact that r. s,cn ~hould thus have been
excluded FROM IN. grange % education. "
i -ues"stsd hat 4 Buddhism has po~.''sr-
ei a li'sra'.rc e ~ own, 'h" University
curriculum might not have tc"n exclusively
| occupied hv ~. Chinese classic bu'
Buddhism has ua l.tera'urr rntrlhs ble 10
| lavu.cr la scriptures AZ" cults IN lansuhg"
~nich only SPECIALISTS can understand. and
only hv s~rmons and oral tcaS ShirgS ar"
- pr--pts communicable 20 the pubic
Sk;r,o. on the other hand has no Ccde 81
morals a. all Thus Coufurianisfn rrc-en'-
81 i'-@lf a. he solr working system Of "thic-
a ailahe for teachings purposes in ancient
japan
~" restoration " 'he aiministra'ir"
! pnwcr 10 'hc Imp tor N the inldd!c ~ he
-cyrr'h century which va- marked hv N"
| great legislative measures already mnn-
| toned. and bv the rrmodelling ~ the Gov
| ernuri' on chimes" bureaucratic lin~-
! rrafaccd a period generally hnovn A. IA"
| Nara - Heiio epoch. ,5o'-7SN because
| 'hs Town q Nara. then chosen - the I'M
poris. capital. Wa ihc ar-, CIV to hold that
rank ind. g-'nder'lv q changes of -over-
"gr Hitherto ~ had r~n ia" custom
| fur 'he Emperor and tho heir apparent 80
ro.ldr N different pa,-- and 'Eere grew
up about tho palace of IN" r'inc" material
! Interests aud moral associaiiors opposed
! - . chang, ~ lahIta'Inn Hcnor, "n ~
I Accession 80 the thrnr" now Emperor
u-ua'l, transferred ~" capital "fth" -np'r"
| from tu- plac,' pccup,rd by ms pr.'lecess 'r
/ ~ tho ~" II %" pala'" t"rart"d hY him
whom N"lr apparent \. civilization pro-
| s-r-..,l hpN-v-r. a. 'hc population grow
A. tie business ~ administration b"can"
| moro r,upucs'od a. Increasing 'n'er"ur -
| WITH thIra furnished now standards Tor
| traa-urirE 'N" interval l-'w""n ruler and
| rulcd and all'v" al. - mast class fi@-
| 'ln,' tou~ acquired emphasis. ia" palac"
/ a-.iuir.i al ,u'wAri ami inward magn n
| pon =, urnpyI'la0atH ~ %" imI@r al o"r--
| ,.inric. and national receptions tha' hnd
| ~ - N,'d 'uer- Nv tho h"Eiuning - ~"
| eighth century tins development - the
| naL.o., rat reached a stage which uco"->i .
,atei Irafmsi"n' capital. and Nara.
| . .uc.fu-'h cal'r H.i ~ rh" oa-'le Il peace }
| ~a- chosen
| H. .f-r.liar'v strIciel voo,i"r store
! house a'iash.d ~ mo celebrated tent Z"
| Tutat-u. j. s'hl prr~"r,N -! a collection oi
! objects from the palacrs e the tmi-r"r-
| and rinprrS.~s thai r"isrei during IN"
| Nara epoch !, would -. ~ our auth hor :
| oplr ION \ iuistak" 90 r'gAr' th~~s things
| A. -iucrIni.r. = '.." fI'. i'ur" and nc. ..-
| ,-rii,arIlv u-ed n o., 'pI-' 81 IaIau o..
| ,b. eighth century \ Il Had 'lrv rn'
| i--- rarr aii ohuic,, ir heir time. 'h"v
! w,,i ru' hag" i-e"u 'H.ugh' WORTH -
! r-s-nrya'inn Thy r'r'tir Is 'ear vt'r.-s.
| LnA.>r- 90 'N- r"f-. u'.r's Il 'h" era
| and 80 tho az. ''i"s 80 - cIvIhya'iu',. f"-'
do 'h,. or as.i..''~ 4 tr''' rH Si'''l 10 '"
| .rNtrc. b o...'Hrv hear y.i'r"-- o''" c-ao'~
! . ~, bp.,llI,c ~ that time. and 'o "a"
italian % ru..,"s thar then T~-vai" =
! Tro' ,' ~ l"'l.I.m. Narv of ~" 1o''i-'t
TREASURES ~" =, ,t'lre-' oriCir. a 'ew ara
|, dian ard q -'i'l smaller 'Emle, Persian
! r." ,N'e'' of 'h,'a- rTirihu''pn Is . ~
| -l-ru-.,g for Il tho JaTa-c~r o. 'h" ~'v"f.'h
! a,I c,Eh'l ,''tvft"s regarded her 90.
,f,ar'al r.ls'l,nr a. W." -o'Ifcr or "''rv.
hing that va 49, ~ un't"r- legislative,
o'li,al ~ 'o>"0hica. political art literary,
| they would naturally look 90 h"r a'~' '"r
! .,artaris - sn,ial fir "rner' Ill"-s
r.Iir. show that ~" occupants - 10"
| Nal, pa.a,. had th'ir roe ~'rv"o ~ small
I covered cups . s'o'" Wa'" viii rt.7d1-
| g,,. these from ,hir"-s' po''"rl-s, for -
! y.' the mauufar'Lr" "i WHITMAN" gla/e-
Wa hevnrd the caPacity e Jspsr--''
| k.ram-rs. ,ha' 'hoy A." f~'r from
deep dishes. puurci water from golden
aw.rs % Persian form. hsy"g hlr T.
! sHapsl sprl's narrow ue'A- auI
hand. - rruni diapnr PLAYED 10 game
r o, .' boards of rich lacquer. using
d,-k. of hr- ladc ard rod "'rai Tor pl''"..
, turn Il tus.,u-r lr cor~"rs % brprs" Ir.t.
v.,h gom.. lud Nr,f o." .n'"r-" ir -unH
i..,.. .. P,ulloun,. vuot. with g ld "a,
.,.,r i.,urnu,u 'hr-.' of JlVa"os" rlus" -
ur in r,r"yrao..s - Chine" c'iddcr. w-0'"
with aarnr"- is~ hr..sh"- laving hamhr"
, handles. and placed 'h'm 'pon r"s'- -
i.,o'' .ly-~ar,od coral cmpl.y,d pilates "'
/ r.p' INTO 'p rrlb down sticks ~ CrI'"-"
. .r, ~ uv.r n cushioned ho"r II" read
,, vr.tr. rl,ing 'ho houk OF Tar-'r "a 70
lnu lrc.rr,. g wood rrcv grained &C H'n1-
| rnrr',.l vt'i iar4u"r. - Hp n1T"is 20.
! -....drr. lpug-r".'krl ,a-'- Il ''nr1..
! with uurI'" pa 80. u-'d tur pillow "a
,1L ,,.,"r"I l-,...cr stuffed WI "''t'r
md la,trs designs embroidered ou I'
DOL ..V -c.tri on-ri'd long. straight. two
,-I,,-l sword. attached 10 3D." Ririi" D..
,rr.rg~ tnrf thrust into ~. a. ~ forward
I...aulc ~" fashion, keep 'l'ir writing
! rr4',-ip' 30 hpN". - r-'li~H"I metal.
ta,irg ~" tars rer"uss" and "lIs.il'd
y in .lal,rraro dcsisr KEEP 'r'ir mirror,