Monsters, Animals, and Other Worlds A Collection of Short Medieval Japanese Tales.

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Includes bibliographies and index.

Intro; Table of Contents; Acknowledgments; Introduction, by Haruo Shirane; Monsters, Warriors, and Journeys to Other Worlds; Haseo and the Gambling Stranger (Haseo sÅ#x8D;shi); The Tale of the Dirt Spider (Tsuchigumo zÅ#x8D;shi); The Demon Shuten DÅ#x8D;ji (Shuten DÅ#x8D;ji); The Demon of Ibuki (Ibuki DÅ#x8D;ji); The Tale of Tawara TÅ#x8D;da (Tawara TÅ#x8D;da monogatari); The Origins of Hashidate (Hashidate no honji (Bontenkoku); The Palace of the Tengu (Tengu no dairi); Yoshitsuneâ#x80;#x99;s Island-Hopping (OnzÅ#x8D;shi shima-watari); The Tale of Amewakahiko (Amewakahiko sÅ#x8D;shi); The Origins of the Suwa Deity (Suwa no honji)

Buddhist TalesThe Tale of the Fuji Cave (Fuji no hitoana sÅ#x8D;shi); Isozaki (Isozaki); The Tale of the Handcart Priest (Kuruma-zÅ#x8D; sÅ#x8D;shi); Origins of the Statue of Kannon as a Boy (Chigo Kannon engi); Little Atsumori (Ko-Atsumori); The Crone Fleece (Ubakawa); Interspecies Affairs; The Tale of the Mouse (Nezumi no sÅ#x8D;shi); The Chrysanthemum Spirit (Kiku no sei monogatari [Kazashi no himegimi]); The Tale of Tamamizu (Tamamizu monogatari); The Tale of a Wild Goose (Kari no sÅ#x8D;shi); The Stingfish (Okoze); Lady Tamamo (Tamamo no mae sÅ#x8D;shi); The Tale of the Clam (Hamaguri no sÅ#x8D;shi)

The War of the Twelve Animals (JÅ«nirui kassen emaki)The Sparrowâ#x80;#x99;s Buddhist Awakening (Suzume no hosshin); English-Language Secondary Sources; Permissions

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