Names Beginning
with K
|
Name |
Identity |
Single
Sheet Prints |
Triptychs
and Diptychs |
|
Kagechika, Ôba |
defeated
Yoritomo at Ishibashiyama in 1180 |
|
T340 |
|
Kagehisa |
d.
1182; warrior and sumô wrestler on
the Taira side; also known as Matano Gorô |
S1a.13;
S1b (not in Robinson); S1c.8; S1f.6; S8.1; S16.6; S46.85; S91 (not in
Robinson); S95b.1 |
T28;
T39; T94; T141; T197; T227; T340; T353 |
|
Kage-Ie, Kakizaki Izumi no Kami |
Uesugi
warrior at Kawanakajima |
S63.11 |
|
|
Kagekado, Katôji |
twelfth-century
warrior |
S15.4 |
T312 |
|
Kagekiyo, Akushichibyôe Taira no (Kazusa Shichibyoe Kagekiyo) |
Taira
champion |
S1e
(not in Robinson); S1f (not in Robinson); S22.6; S31.4; S46.56; S46.97;
S52.4; S74.51; S76.4; S88.52 |
T60;
T98; T109; T146; T157; T300 |
|
Kagesue, Kajiwara Genda |
d.1200;
Minamoto warrior |
S22.7;
S28.32; S31.5; S50 (not in Robinson); S67.3; S73.5 |
T18;
T62; T153; T191; T193; T217; T225; T334 |
|
Kagesue, Kajiwara, wife of |
|
S20.28 |
|
|
Kagetoki, Kajiwara Heizô |
father
of Kagesue |
S1f
(not in Robinson); S36.55; S84.12 |
T22a;
T67; T153; T241; T320 |
|
Kaguya-Hime |
daughter
of the old bamboo-gatherer (taketori); also known
as Kakuya-Hime |
S44.14 |
|
|
Kaidômaru (怪童丸) |
Also
known ar Kintarô (金太郎), the childhood name of
Kintoki (錦十喜 or 金時), strong man and retainer
of Raikô |
S1b.5; S1b (not in Robinson); S1d.1; S1e.11; S1e.17;
S1e (not in Robinson); S7.2; S12 (all); S17.10; S31.7; S35a.1; S46.25;
S74.27; S87.6; S87a (not in Robinson); S88.12; S93.3; S94.1; S95e.7; S95e
(not in Robinson) |
T3;
T4; T21; T26a; T44; T46; T90; T128; T169; T261; T262; T298; T305; T357 |
|
Kaji
of Gion |
waitress
in a |
S20.13;
S25.1; S29.4; S35.4. |
|
|
Kaji-jo
of Gion |
waitress
in a |
S20.13;
S25.1; S29.4; S35.4. |
|
|
Kajiwara
Family |
|
S73.13
bis |
|
|
|
chief
retainer of Wakasa no Suke in 'Chûshingura';
also known as Kakugawa Monzô |
S45.56;
S86.2; S86.9 |
T248a |
|
Kakugawa Monzô |
chief
retainer of Wakasa no Suke in 'Chûshingura';
also known as Kakugawa Honzô |
S45.56;
S86.2; S86.9 |
T248a |
|
Kakuhan, Yokogawa |
warrior-monk
of Yoshino |
S8.2;
S65.16; S89.8 |
T2;
T257 |
|
Kakuju |
old
lady in the play 'Sugawara' |
S46.30 |
|
|
Kakumei, Tayû-bô |
warrior-monk
and secretary to Yoshinaka |
|
T25 |
|
Kakurega no Mohei |
dramatic
character, involved with a kappa |
S42.3 |
|
|
Kakutei, Kawachi |
one
of Chôhan's robber-gang |
S65.4 |
|
|
Kakuya-Hime |
daughter
of the old bamboo-gatherer (taketori) also known as
Kaguya-Hime |
S44.14 |
|
|
Kakuzen, Hôzô-in |
|
S89.3 |
|
|
Kamada
Matahachi |
strong
man of Matsuzaka in Ise and monster-slayer |
S1e.3;
S23.10; S43.3; S74.20 |
|
|
Kamegiku |
shirabyôshi dancer under the Emperor Go-Toba and mistress of Suketsune |
S36.46 |
T212;
T304 |
|
Kamei
Rokurô |
retainer
of Yoshitsune; also known as Narikiyo,
Kamei Rokuro and as Shigekiyo |
S31.11 |
T215 |
|
Kameya
Chûbei |
dramatic
character; lover of Umegawa |
S46.75 |
|
|
Kamigashi-Hime |
heroine
under the Emperor Keikô (71-130) |
S1a.8;
S87.3 |
|
|
Kamiya
Iemon (or Niemon) |
villain
of ‘Yotsuya kwaidan’; husband of O-Iwa; also known
as Tamiya Iemon
and as Tamiya
Niemon |
S45.25;
S46.49; S74.66 |
|
|
Kamiya
Jihei |
hero
of a double-suicide play, 'Ten no Amijima' |
S51.3 |
|
|
|
Chinese
Paragon of Filial Piety; son of the founder of the Han dynasty |
S60.3 |
|
|
Kanai
Tanegorô |
monster-slayer |
S74.63 |
|
|
Kanamaru, Oribe Yahei |
one
of the Forty-Seven Rônin; a
septuagenarian |
S54.21;
S78.8; S80.6; S90.21 |
|
|
Kanchikotsuritsu Shuki |
Chinese
hero of the Suikoden |
S2.27;
S3.12 |
|
|
Kanefusa, Yoshioka |
dyer
by profession, but an expert swordsman |
S37.22,
S89 (not in Robinson) |
|
|
Kanehide, Okano Ginemon |
one
of the Forty-Seven Rônin |
S54.11;
S90.11 |
|
|
Kanehide, Okano, wife of |
|
S56.14 |
|
|
Kanehira, Imai Shirô |
d.1184;
retainer of Yoshinaka and brother of Higuchi Kanemitsu |
S94.4 |
T63;
T265 |
|
Kane-jo |
strong
woman of |
S1a.5;
S20.14; S24.5; S29.5; S35.5; S35a.3; S48.4; S95a.2 |
|
|
Kanemasa, Minamoto no |
one
of the Hundred Poets |
S19.78 |
|
|
Kanemitsu,
Higuchi Jirô |
retainer
of Yoshinaka; also known as Higuchi Jirô; later
said to have become a sailor named Matsuemon |
S1a.14;
S46.34; S73.8; S94.2 |
T181 |
|
Kanemori, Taira no |
one
of the Hundred Poets |
S19.40 |
|
|
Kanesada, Yoshida Sadaemon |
one
of the Forty-Seven Rônin |
S54.6;
S71.3; S78.3; S90.6 |
|
|
Kanesuke, Yoshida Chûzaemon |
one
of the Forty-Seven Rônin |
S54.50;
S80.16; S90.50; S95c (not in Robinson) |
|
|
Kanetaka, Yamaki Hangwan |
Taira
ally, slain by Yoritomo |
S92.4 |
T88;
T123; T239; T312 |
|
Kanetsugu |
Uesugi
warrior at Kawanakajima; also known as Naoe Yamashiro no Kami Kanetsugu |
S34.12;
S36.34; S83.2 |
|
|
Kanetsune, Miura Jiroemon |
one
of the Forty-Seven Rônin; also
known as Miura Shiroemon |
S54.49;
S72.4; S80.5; S90.49 |
|
|
Kaneyoshi, Kobayashi Heihachi(rô) |
retainer
of Moronao in the Chûshingura |
S57.8 |
T184;
T184a |
|
Kankai |
apprentice
to Ki-ichi Hôgen; Kankai is also known as Tankai,
Kitashirakawa |
S4a.9;
S65.7 |
|
|
Kanke |
statesman,
poet, and hero of the play ‘Sugawara'; one of the Hundred Poets; also known
as Michizane, Sugawara no |
S1f.13;
S19.24; S45.49; S46.30; S46.62; S95c.6 |
|
|
Kanshin
(Han Sin) |
late
third-century |
|
T27 |
|
Kaoshô Rochishin |
Chinese
hero of the Suikoden also known as Kwaoshô Rochishin |
S2.39;
S2a.6; S3.5; S46.17; S47.13 |
|
|
Kaoyo-Gozen |
wife
of Enya in the Chûshingura |
S46.90;
S55.4; S56.8 (Yoshinin-ni); S86.1 |
T248 |
|
Karaki
Masaemon |
swordsman
in the Igagoe revenge story; also known as Araki Mataemon |
S36.6;
S37.1 |
T29;
T41a; T106; T250; T290 |
|
Kariya-Hime |
heroine
of the play 'Sugawara' |
S45.49;
S46.30 |
|
|
Karukaya Dôshin |
daimyo
of the Ashikaga period; also known as Shigeuji, Katô |
S36.65;
S43.4; S45.11; S46.35 |
|
|
Karumo |
courtesan,
associated with Hayano Kampei |
S72.8 |
|
|
Karumo |
filial
girl of |
S23.16 |
|
|
Kasane |
wife
of Yoemon; heroine of a ghost-story |
S30.3;
S74.54 |
|
|
Kashiwade
no Omi Hadesu |
envoy
to |
S1e.7;
S1e (drawing); S4a.8; S17.3; S24.16; S91 (not in Robinson) |
|
|
Kashiwade
no Omi Hanoshi |
envoy
to |
S1e.7;
S1e (drawing); S4a.8; S17.3; S24.16; S91 (not in Robinson) |
|
|
Kashiwade
no Omi Hasuhi |
envoy
to |
S1e.7;
S1e (drawing); S4a.8; S17.3; S24.16; S91 (not in Robinson) |
|
|
Kashiwade
no Omi Hatebe |
envoy
to |
S1e.7;
S1e (drawing); S4a.8; S17.3; S24.16; S91 (not in Robinson) |
|
|
Kashiwagi-dayû |
courtesan
of Shimabara in the Chûshingura |
S56.12 |
|
|
Kassenba Ôteiroku |
Chinese
hero of the Suikoden also known as Kwakubimba Ôteiroku |
S2.38;
S3.12 |
|
|
Katô Kiyomasa |
1562-1611;
leading general of Hideyoshi; also known as Fujiwara no Masakiyo, 1562-1611 |
S1e.1;
S1f.19; S62.8; S76.8; S84.3; S88.30; S95b.2; S95f (not in Robinson) |
T183;
T203; T205; T317 |
|
Katô Samanosuke Yoshiaki |
1563-1631;
fought in |
S62.35 |
|
|
Katsuchiyo
Maru |
child-name
of Takeda Shingen |
S1a.4;
S24.6; S31.14; S32.6; S34.1; S44.37; S50.2; S63.1; S73.2; S82.1; S88.33;
S95C.4; S95f.1 |
T136;
T154; T160; T162; T165; T175; T246; T258; T289; T325; T332; T345 |
|
Katsuenra Genshôshichi |
Chinese
hero of the Suikoden also known as Kwatsuenra Genshôshichi |
S2.40; S2a.7; S3.6; S47.14 |
|
|
Katsugorô |
|
|
T274 |
|
Katsuie, Shibata |
overthrown
by Hideyoshi at Shizu-ga-mine; also known as Tatsuie,
Chibata Shuri-no-Shin |
S62.7 |
T329 |
|
Katsuma Gengobei |
character
in ‘Godairiki’; also known as Satsuma Gengobei |
S36.66;
S51.4 |
|
|
Katsumasa, Takagawa |
victor
over the Hôjô at Shinagawa |
S61.11 |
|
|
Katsumasa, Tatsugawa Sakon |
skilled
strategist in the service of Nobunaga; also known as Kazumasu,
Takigawa |
S62.45 |
|
|
Katsuoki, Saitô Uhyôe-no-Tayû |
defeated
by Nobunaga in 1564; also known as Tatsuoki, Saitô |
S62.32 |
|
|
Katsusuke Rôboku |
|
S56.18 |
|
|
Katsutoyo, Shimura Masazô |
a
prominent retainer of Katô Kiyomasa |
S62.38 |
|
|
Katsuyori, Takeda Inashirô |
son
of Takeda Shingen |
S34.2 |
|
|
Kawabe
no Omi |
shipbuilder
under Shôtoku Taishi (618) |
S14.2 |
|
|
Kawadamura Kôjo |
Japanese
Paragon of Filial Piety |
S30.4 |
|
|
Kawara
no Sadaijin |
(822-95),
one of the Hundred Poets; also known as Minamoto no Toru |
S19.14;
S27.14 |
|
|
Kawazu
Saburô |
famous
sumô wrestler; father of the Soga
brothers; also known as Sukechika and as Sukeyasu, Kawazu Saburô |
S16.6 |
T141;
T340; T353 |
|
Kazumasu, Takigawa |
skilled
strategist in the service of Nobunaga; also known as Katsumasa,
Tatsugawa Sakon |
S62.45 |
|
|
Kazutada, Onikojima Yatarô |
probably
identical with Torahide |
S81.5 |
|
|
Kazu-Uji,
Hosokawa |
Ashikaga
general against Kusunoki Masatsura; also known as Sada-Uji |
|
T34;
T333 |
|
Kendôjin Ikuhôshi |
Chinese
hero of the Suikoden |
S3.4 |
|
|
Kengyû (K'ien Niu) |
the
Divine Herdsman of the Milky Way legend |
S19.6 |
|
|
Kenrei-Monin |
daughter
of Kiyomori, consort of Emperor Takakura |
S46.43 |
T48;
T96 |
|
Kenshin,
Uesugi |
1530-78;
war-lord of Echigo |
S24.1;
S31.6; S32.3; S34.8; S73.2; S95c.5; S95f.1, S95f (not in Robinson) |
T136;
T160; T162; T165; T175; T231; T271a; T292; T314; T325; T332; T345; T350a |
|
Kesa-Gozen |
twelfth-century
tragic heroine |
S20.15;
S33.3 |
T129 |
|
Keyamura Rokusuke |
sixteenth-century
strong man and expert swordsman |
S1e.4;
S23.11; S37.12; S45.43; S53.4; S88.23 |
T131;
T137; T170 |
|
Kezori Kuemon |
pirate
captain (dramatic character).. |
S36.51;
S45.18; S52.5 |
|
|
Kichiji |
gold-merchant;
companion of Yoshitsune |
|
T149 |
|
Kichiemon |
dramatic
character; an inferior retainer |
S45.50 |
|
|
Kichizô |
dramatic
character; lover of O-Shichi |
S43.5;
S74.29 |
|
|
Kida
Magobee Muneharu |
warrior,
died in Manchuria in 1592 |
S62.12 |
|
|
Kidô Maru |
robber
and wizard in the late tenth century; associated with Yasusuke,
Hakamadare |
S1f.1;
S8.6; S17.2; S88.28 |
T3;
T169; T262 |
|
Kido
Sakuzaemon Norishige |
vassal
of Konichi Yukitaka, 16th
century |
S62.19 |
|
|
Kiheiji, Hatchô-Tsubote |
retainer
of Tametomo; husband of Yatsushiro |
S35.1;
S64.4; S76.5 |
|
|
Kii, Yûshi-Naishinnô-ke |
poetess
(one of the Hundred Poets). |
S19.72 |
|
|
Kikaku |
poetess
of the Tokugawa period |
S35.6 |
|
|
Kikenji Tokyô |
Chinese
hero of the Suikoden also known as Kirenji Tokô |
S2.28;
S3.12; S47.11 |
|
|
Kikujidô |
|
S1d.5 |
|
|
Kiku-no-Mae |
beloved
of 5atsuma no Kami Tadanori |
S28.38 |
|
|
Kikuô Maru |
page
to Noritsune |
T49;
T230 |
|
|
Kikyô-no-Mae |
lady
of the court of Masakado |
|
T177 |
|
Kimmôken Dankeijû |
Chinese
hero of the Suikoden |
S2.29;
S3.9 |
|
|
Kimmôko Enjun |
Chinese
hero of the Suikoden |
S3.2 |
|
|
Kimpyôshi Yôrin |
Chinese
hero of the Suikoden also known as Kinhyôshi Yôrin |
S2.30;
S3.9 |
|
|
Kimura
Matazô Shigekatsu |
Vassal
of Katô Kiyomasa, 16th century |
S62.38 |
|
|
Kingampyô Shion |
Chinese
hero of the Suikoden |
S3.4 |
|
|
Kinhyôshi Yôrin |
Chinese
hero of the Suikoden also known as Kimpyôshi Yôrin |
S2.30;
S3.9 |
|
|
Kinsempyôshi Tôryû |
Chinese
hero of the Suikoden |
S2.31;
S3.11 |
|
|
Kinsôshu Jonei |
Chinese
hero of the Suikoden |
S2.32;
S3.6 |
|
|
Kinsuke,
Takenori |
Japanese
Paragon of Filial Piety |
S23.12 |
|
|
Kintarô |
inferior
retainer (ashigaru) |
S48.2 |
|
|
Kintarô (金太郎) |
Also
known as Kaidômaru (怪童丸), childhood name of
Kintoki (錦十喜 or 金時), strong man and retainer
of Raikô |
S1b.5; S1b (not in Robinson); S1d.1; S1e.11; S1e.17;
S1e (not in Robinson); S7.2; S12 (all); S17.10; S31.7; S35a.1; S46.25;
S74.27; S87.6; S87a (not in Robinson); S88.12; S93.3; S94.1; S95e.7; S95e
(not in Robinson) |
T3;
T4; T21; T26a; T44; T46; T90; T128; T169; T261; T262; T298; T305; T357 |
|
Kintô, Dainagon |
of
the Fujiwara family, one of the Hundred Poets |
S19.57 |
|
|
Kintoki, Sakata no (坂田金時) |
strong
man and retainer of Raikô; known as Kintarô (金太郎) and also as Kaidômaru
(怪童丸) in childhood |
S1b.5; S1b (not in Robinson); S1d.1; S1e.11; S1e.17;
S1e (not in Robinson); S7.2; S12 (all); S17.10; S31.7; S35a.1; S46.25;
S74.27; S87.6; S87a (not in Robinson); S88.12; S93.3; S94.1; S95e.7; S95e
(not in Robinson) |
T3;
T4; T21; T26a; T44; T46; T90; T128; T169; T261; T262; T298; T305; T357 |
|
Kintsuna, Utsunomiya |
military
commander in the Genkô War (1331-1333) |
S69
(not in Robinson) |
|
|
Kintsura,
Rokurô |
brother
of Masakado (mid tenth century). |
S61.5 |
T23;
T252 |
|
Kinugawa
Tanizô |
wrestler;
character in ‘Date kurabe’ |
S45.39 |
|
|
Kirenji Tokô |
Chinese
hero of the Suikoden also known as Kikenji Tokyô |
S2.28; S3.12; S47.11 |
|
|
Kiri-ishi Tange |
dramatic
character |
S43.1 |
|
|
Kisanda |
servant
to Yoshitsune |
S65.3 |
T20;
T47; T108; T185; T264 |
|
Kisen-Hôshi |
priest;
one of the Hundred Poets |
S19.8;
S27.8 |
|
|
Kita-No-Kata |
wife
of Yoshitsune; also known as Kyô-no-Kimi |
|
T133;
T164 |
|
Kiyohide,
Wakagawa (Nakagawa) |
follower
of Nobunaga |
|
T336 |
|
Kiyo-Hime |
dragon-demon
in the story of the bell of Dôjôji |
S49.2;
S87.4 |
|
|
Kiyokazu,
Sakurai Takichi |
one
of the Three Swordsmen of Shizu-ga-mine |
S62.34 |
|
|
Kiyomasa,
Katô |
1562-1611;
leading general of Hideyoshi; also known as Fujiwara no Masakiyo, 1562-1611 |
S1e.1;
S1f.19; S62.8; S76.8; S84.3; S88.30; S95b.2; S95f (not in Robinson) |
T183;
T203; T205; T317 |
|
Kiyomori,
Taira no |
war-lord
and dictator, 1118-81 |
S15.5;
S31.8; S36.49; S46.47; S52.3 |
T10;
T83; T139; T155 |
|
Kiyoshige,
Suruga Jirô |
retainer
of Yoshitsune |
S31.9 |
|
|
Kobayakawa
Takakage |
1532-96;
fought Nobunaga and Hideyoshi, but later served in |
S62.21 |
|
|
Kôchû |
Chinese
warrior in the Wars of the Three Kingdoms |
|
T309 |
|
Kodomo asobi matoi
zukushi |
Children
playing with firemen’s standards |
|
|
|
Koga
Saburô |
|
S16.4 |
|
|
Kôgô no Tsubone |
beloved
of the Emperor Takakura (1169-81) |
S21.1 |
|
|
Kôhôgi Sôkô |
Chinese
hero of the Suikoden |
S2
(not in Robinson); S3.1; S95f.2 |
|
|
Kojijû |
twelfth-century
poetess, also known as Jijû, Matsuyoi
no |
S15.3 |
|
|
Kojorô |
female
character in the play 'Shobu katabira' |
S74.8 |
|
|
Kojôsô Jisen |
Chinese
hero of the Suikoden |
S2.33;
S3.3 |
|
|
Kôju Maru |
sacrificed
himself in place of his father Fujiwara no Nakamitsu |
S23.13 |
|
|
Kôjun |
Chinese
warrior in the Wars of the Three Kingdoms |
|
T301 |
|
Kôkaku (Chiang Ko) |
Chinese
Paragon of Filial Piety |
S79.5 |
|
|
Kôkô Tennô |
Emperor
(885-7); one of the Hundred Poets |
S19.15;
S27.15 |
|
|
Kokonohe-Tayû |
courtesan
in ‘Gosan no kiri’ |
S46.61 |
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Kokusempû Riki |
Chinese
hero of the Suikoden |
S1f.9;
S2.34; S2 (not in Robinson); S2a.5; S3.1; S36.28 |
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Kôkyô (Huang Hsiang) |
Chinese
Paragon of Filial Piety |
S60.13 |
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Komachi,
Ono no |
Court
beauty and poetess; also known as Tamatsukuri |
S1d.2;
S19.9; S25 (not in Robinson); S27.9; S29.8; S36.1; S46.9; S46.95 |
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Koman |
heroine
who saved the Minamoto banner from capture |
S36.23;
S74.71 |
T180 |
|
Koman |
geisha
in the play 'Godairiki' |
S46.63 |
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Kômei |
Chinese
sage and strategist in the Wars of the Three Kingdoms; also known as Shokatsuryô |
S10.1 |
T278;
T294 |
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Komizucha, Negoro no |
warrior-priest
of the Negoro temple in Konraiji;
follower of the Saitô |
S62.26 |
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Kômyô Kôgô |
701-60;
Imperial consort |
S74.58 |
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Konami |
daughter
of Kakogawa Honzô; betrothed to Rikiya in the Chûshingura |
S55
(not in Robinson); S68.8 |
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Kongara-Dôji |
acolyte
of the god Fudô Myô-ô |
S93.4 |
T253 |
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Konjin Chôgorô |
wrestler
who encountered demons in ‘Futatsu chôchô’ |
S42.4 |
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Konkôryû Rishun |
Chinese
hero of the Suikoden |
S2.35;
S3.6 |
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|
Kon-ô
Maru (Shibuya
Konnômaru) |
fisherman
who introduced tai as New Year
specialty |
S1e
(not in Robinson); S45.9; Young Models of Great Achievement |
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Konomura Ôinosuke |
elderly
Chinese character in ‘Gosan no kiri’ |
S74.15 |
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|
Konseimaô Hanzui |
Chinese
hero of the Suikoden |
S2.36;
S3.10; S47.12 |
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Koremochi, Taira no |
eleventh-century
hero of the play 'Momiji-gari'; also known as, Koreshige;
sometimes confused with Koreshige (S87.5) |
S1a.18;
S1c.15; S1c (not in Robinson); S28.7 |
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Koremori, Sammi Chûjô Taira no |
son
of Shigemori |
S46.99 |
|
|
Koreshige, Taira no |
eleventh-century
hero of the play 'Momiji-gari'; also known as Koremochi;
sometimes confused with Koreshige (S87.5) |
S1a.18;
S1c.15; S1f (not in Robinson); S28.7 |
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|
Kosanjo Ichijôsei |
Chinese
heroine of the Suikoden |
S2.37;
S2a.15; S3.2; S47.9 |
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|
Kosanryô Ichijôsei |
Chinese
heroine of the Suikoden; also known
as Ichijôsei Kosanryô |
S2.37;
S2a.15; S3.2; S47.9 |
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|
Kôsekikô (Huang-Shih-Kung) |
the
'yellow stone elder'; Chinese worthy |
S74.21 |
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|
Koshikubu |
|
S95e
(not in Robinson) |
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Koshikibu-no-Naishi |
eleventh-century
poetess; daughter of the poetess Izumi-shikibu |
S35.7 |
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|
Koshio
Denshirô |
retainer
of Moronao in the Chûshingura |
S57.43 |
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|
Koshirô Hyôgo |
Kusunoki
warrior killed at Shijô-nawate in 1348 |
|
T347 |
|
Kotarô |
son
of Matsuô Maru in the play 'Sugawara' |
S46.16 |
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|
Kôteiken (Huang T'ing-Chien) |
Chinese
Paragon of Filial Piety |
S60.24 |
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|
Kôtenrai Ryôshin |
Chinese
hero of the Suikoden also known as Hôtenrai Ryôshin and Gôtenrai Ryûshin
|
S2.22;
S3.3; S47.5 |
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Kotoda, Ômi no |
retainer
of Kudô Suketsune in
‘Soga monogatari’ |
S74.26 |
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|
Kôtô-no-Naishi |
wife
of Nitta Yoshisada |
|
T244 |
|
Kudayû |
spy
for Moronao in the Chûshingura |
S86.7 |
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|
Kuganosuke |
hero
of the play ‘Imoseyama’ |
S46.66 |
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Kumai
Tarô (Tadamoto) |
|
|
T29a |
|
Kumawaka Maru, Hino |
son
of Hino Suketomo, later named Hino Kunimitsu |
S23.5;
S36.35; S61.3 |
T120 |
|
Kume
Sennin |
indiscreet
magician of Yamato |
S74.46 |
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|
Kuniharu,
Obata Matabei |
Takeda
warrior at Kawanakajima |
S63.10 |
|
|
Kunihira,
Saijô Totarô |
son
of Hidehira of Mutsu |
|
T326 |
|
Kunitomo, Yasuda Takubyôe |
retainer
of the Toki family (sixteenth century) |
S62.49
(possibly) |
|
|
Kunitoshi |
Minamoto
warrior at Yashima (1184). |
|
T109 |
|
Kuriu Saemon(or Kuriu
Saemon-no-jô) |
leading
retainer of Nitta Yoshisada |
|
T6;
T47a |
|
Kurofune Chûemon |
character
in the play ‘Kurofune de-iri
no minato’ |
S74.13 |
|
|
Kurotsuka Hachirô |
Taira
warrior slain by Tomoe-gozen |
|
T25 |
|
Kuzunoha |
fox-wife
of Abe no Yasuna, mother of Seimei |
S36.4;
S45.2; S46.27; S74.44 |
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|
Kwachôko Kyô-ô |
Chinese
hero of the Suikoden |
S3.7 |
|
|
Kwaganshunkei Tôhi |
|
S3.9 |
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|
Kwaidô Maru |
Childhood
name of Kintoki, strong man and retainer of Raikô |
S1b.5;S1d.1;
S1e.11; S1e.17; S7.2; S12 (all); S17.10; S31.7; S35a.1; S46.25; S74.27;
S87.6; S87a (not in Robinson); S88.12; S93.3; S94.1; S95e.7; S95e (not in
Robinson) |
T3;
T4; T21; T26a; T44; T46; T90; T128; T169; T261; T262; T298; T305; T357 |
|
Kwakkyo (Kuo Chü) |
Chinese
Paragon of Filial Piety |
S13.11;
S60.14; S79.4 |
|
|
Kwakubimba Ôteiroku |
Chinese
hero of the Suikoden also known as Kassenba Ôteiroku |
S2.38;
S3.12 |
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|
Kwannon |
Buddhist
goddess of mercy |
S44.51;
S74.49 |
T82;
T318; T330 |
|
Kwanu |
Chinese
warrior in the Wars of the Three Kingdoms |
S10.2;
S17.8; S46.50; S88.16 |
T291;
T293; T294; T295; T297; T307; T309; T311 |
|
Kwaoshô Rochishin |
Chinese
hero of the Suikoden also known as Kaoshô Rochishin |
S2.39;
S2a.6; S3.5; S46.17; S47.13 |
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Kwatsuenra Genshôshichi |
Chinese
hero of the Suikoden also known as Katsuenra Genshôshichi |
S2.40;
S2a.7; S3.6; S47.14 |
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|
Kwayô-Fujin |
incarnation
of the Nine-tailed Fox in India |
S66.2;
S66.3; S66.4 |
|
|
Kyô-no-Kimi |
wife
of Yoshitsune; also known as Kita-no-Kata |
|
T133;
T164 |
|
Kyôogoku Takumi |
villain
of the 'Ichimisai' revenge story |
S46.65 |
T131;
T137; T170 |
|
Kyôshi (Chiang Shih) |
Chinese
Paragon of Filial Piety |
S13.7;
S60.9 |
|
|
Kyubiki
Tôsô-ô |
Chinese
hero of the Suikoden |
S3.7;
S47 (drawing) |
|
|
Kyumonryô Shishin |
Chinese
wrestler-hero of the Suikoden; also
known as Kyûmonryû Shishin |
S1f
(not in Robinson); S2.41; S2.42; S2.43; S2a.16; S3.4; S47.15; S88.38 |
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Kyûmonryû Shishin |
Chinese
wrestler-hero of the Suikoden; also
known as Kyumonryô Shishin |
S1f
(not in Robinson); S2.41; S2.42; S2.43; S2a.16; S3.4; S47.15; S88.38 |
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Kyûsaku, Yamazaki no |
character
in the play ‘O-Some Hisamatsu’ |
S45.15 |
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|
Kyûsempô Sakuchô |
Chinese
hero of the Suikoden |
S2.44;
S3.8 |
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