According to the nihon-Gwaishi the Taira fleet consisted of five hundred junks, and the Minamoto of seven hundred.
"Japan"
David Murray
The prestige of his great ancestor, the compiler of Dai-nihon-Shi, had not yet died out.
"The Constitutional Development of Japan 1863-1881"
Toyokichi Iyenaga
42. Mitsukuni, Prince of Mito, 370. Miya, "august house", 36, 42. Money, first appearance of, 447. Monism, higher Buddhism a species of, 210, 220-222. Mother, nine terms signifying, 171. Motowori, Shinto commentator, 368. Mourning-houses, 36; Shinto temple, evolve from, 41-42. Mythology, of the reigning house, 119; summary of the Japanese, 115-116. Nakatomi, noble family of, 241. Nature, controlled by ghosts of ancestors, according to Shinto, 106; Buddhist interpretation of, 192-194. nihongi, "Chronicles of nihon", 110, 111, 115-116, 126; cited, 38-39, 112 n.
"Japan: An Attempt at Interpretation"
Lafcadio Hearn