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List of Illustrations and Tables vii
Acknowledgments ix
Introduction xi
Ancient Texts and Sources 1
The Wei Zhi and the Wa People 8
The Initial Problem and Three Centuries of Compounding It 21
Travel by Land and Water to Neighboring Countries 36
Han Commanderies, Korean Kingdoms, and Wei China 53
Japan in Transition from Yayoi to Kofun 59
The Izumo-Yamato Contention 114
Himiko, Shamans, Divination, and Other Magic 127
Mirrors and Himiko's Allotment 160
The Japanese View of the Wei Zhi Years 186
The Endless Search for Yamatai 229
Makimuku and the Location of Yamatai 239
List of Abbreviations 283
Notes 285
Wei Zhi Text 339
Select Glossary 343
Bibliography 359
Index 391
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