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Myths and Legends of China

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Project Gutenberg EPUB3 edition Werner, E. T. C. (Edward Theodore Chalmers)
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Nagas. Mountain dragons, 208
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Nameless. Universe originated from, 91
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“Nan K’o Mêng.” Dream of the South Branch; story of, 410 sq.
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Nan-chi Hsien-wêng. Ancient Immortal of the South Pole, 154; helps Chiang Tzŭ-ya against Shên Kung-pao, 156–157; orders White Crane Youth to seize Shên Kung-pao’s head, 156; has it restored, 157; reproves Shên Kung-pao, 157; fights with Chang Shao, 158–159
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Nature Myth. Yü Huang and a, 133
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Navy. Modern Chinese, 34
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Neptune, The Chinese. SeeDragon-king-s
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New Territory. SeeSinkiang
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New Year. Festival of, 43
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New Year’s Eve. Festival of, 45
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Niang-tzŭ. And the origin of the Liang-ti Lake, 405–406
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Niu Huang. Ox-yellow, or bezoar, 146
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North Star. Goddess of the—see Tou Mu
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Nü Kua Shih, Nü Hsi, or Nü Wa. A mythical sovereign, one of the alleged progenitors of the Chinese race; sister and successor of Fu Hsi, 16, 81–82; repairer of the heavens, 72, 81–82, 224–225; description of, 81; Nü and Kua legend, 82
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Nung. The Agriculturists; the second class of the people, 28Page 544

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