地名の相以的配列とその解釋
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When a migration occurs, place names are carried with it. In the ancient times of Japan there was a conspicuous migration helped by some stepping stones such as Tsushima: Iki and so on lying in the Korea Strait. So they attained to Northern Kyûshû, and then gradually to the Kinki District. The legend on the Holy Wars of Mikado Jimmu, who subjugated unciviliz d people spreading from Kyûshû to Kinki and founded the Yamato Dynasty in Kinki, is a famous tradition from the old times of Japan. Place names told in these legends were carried to one place of B from another place A. The author points out these place names which are common with each other between these two districts, the Northern Kyûshû and Kinki, and then explains the original meanings and significances of their similar arrangements.