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MacCullough, Helen C. 1980
Ōkagami: the great mirror. Fujiwara Michinaga (966 - 1027) and his times: A study and translation by Helen Craig MacCulloug. New Jersey: Princeton University Press 1980. Maciocia, Giovanni 2015
The foundations of Chinese medicine. Amsterdam: Elsevier 2015. (Erste Auflage 1989.) Mahbub, MH, Mohammadullah Khan, Natsu Yamaguchi, Noriaki Harada, Ryosuke Hase, Tsuyoshi Tanabe 2020
„Japan's public health and culture, and the ongoing fight against COVID-19.“ Journal of Advanced Biotechnology and Experimental Therapeutics 3/4 (2020), S. 42-48. Mailahn, Klaus 2015
Der Fuchs und die Göttin: Erkenntnisse über ein heiliges Tier der Großen Mutter. Berlin: Diplomica Verlag 2015. Maloni, Ruby 1991
„Piracy in Indian waters in the seventeenth century.“ Proceedings of the Indian History Congress, Vol. 52 (1991), S. 410-415. Mano, Shinya 2010
„Yōsai and esoteric buddhism.“ In: Charles Orzech et al. (Hg.), Esoteric buddhism and the tantras in east asia. Brill: Handbook of Oriental Studies 2010, S. 827-834. Mano, Shinya 2014
Yōsai and the transformation of Buddhist precepts in pre-modern Japan. London: University of London 2014. (Dissertation.) Marder, Arthur J. 1945
„From Jimmu Tennō to Perry: Sea power in early Japanese history.“ The American Historical Review 51/1 (1945), S. 1-34. (s.a. Exzerpt.) Markert, Günter 1956
Buddhas, Götter und Dämonen. München: Knorr & Hirth 1956. Markschies, Christoph 2001
Die Gnosis. München: C. H. Beck 2001. Maro o.A.
„chotto ki ni naru!: hōnō sareta o-saisen ha doko e iku? 『shirarezaru o-saisen ni tsukaware-kata to ha?』.“ ちょっと気になる！奉納されたお賽銭はドコへ行く？『知られざるお賽銭の使われ方とは？』. jinja/tera gosyuin meguri (o.A.). (Letzter Zugriff: 17.07.2023.) Marra, Claudia 2019
„Omamori - Shinto and Buddhist lucky charms: How to turn the profane into the sacred.“ The Journal of Nagasaki University of Foreign Studies, Vol.23 (2019), S. 33-42. Martin, Peter 1997
The Chrysanthemum throne: A history of the emperors of "Japan". United Kingdom: Sutton Publishing Limited 1997. Masaoka, Shiki 1971
„Mushi okuri.“ In: Soga Tetsuo (Hg.), Encyclopedia Japonica 17. Tokyo: Shogakukan 1971, S. 311-312. Mass, Jeffrey P. 1974
Warrior government in early medieval Japan: A study of the Kamakura bakufu, shugo and jito. New Haven und London: Yale University Press 1974. Masuo, Shin’ichirō 2013
„Chinese religion and the formation of Onmyōdō.“ Japanese Journal of Religious Studies 40/1 (2013), S. 19-43. ( Exzerpt.) Masuyama, Hisakichi 1891
Hachimantarō Minamoto no Yoshiie kō. Tōkyō: Gakuyūkan 1891. Matsuda, Toshitaru 1907
Yawata no ōkami fukuteki gen'en. Fukuoka: Matsuda Toshitaru 1907. Matsudo, Yukio 2004
Nichiren, der Ausübende des Lotos-Sūtra. Norderstedt: Books on Demand GmbH 2004. Matsueda, Masane 1994
Jingū kōgō: Ōjin tennō no jidai. Tōkyō: Kaya Shobō 1994. Matsumae, Takeshi 1978
„Origin and growth of the worship of Amaterasu.“ Asian Folklore Studies 37/1 (1978), S. 1-11. Matsumae, Takeshi 1980
„The heavenly rock-grotto myth and the Chinkon ceremony.“ Asian Folklore Studies 39/2 (1980), S. 9-22. Matsumae, Takeshi 1983
„The myth of the descent of the heavenly grandson.“ Asian Folklore Studies 42/2 (1983), S. 159-179. (Exzerpt.) Matsumura, Takeo 1954
Nihon shinwa no kenkyu. Tōkyō: Baifūkan 1954. Matsuno, Junkō 1959
Shinran: Sono shōgai to shisō no tenkai katei. Tōkyō: Sanseidō 三省堂 1959. Matsuo, Kenji 2007
A history of Japanese Buddhism. Folkestone: Global Oriental 2007. Matsuoka, Masatsugu 2012
„Den nichirenshōnin sen `jūō sandanshō' shahon no denrai ni tsuite.“ Journal of Indian and Buddhist studies 61(1) (2012), S. 131-134. Matsuoka, Masatsugu 2013
„Den nichirenshōnin sen `jūō sandanshō' no shingi mondai ni tsuite.“ Journal of Indian and Buddhist studies 62(1) (2013), S. 201-204. McArthur, Meher 2002
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„The deity depicted.“ Monumenta Nipponica Vol. 4, Nr.4 (1986), S. 477-488. McCullough, Helen Craig 1966
Yoshitsune. Stanford: Stanford Univ. Press 1966. McCullough, Helen Craig and William H. 1980
A tale of flowering fortunes: Annals of Japanese aristocratic life in the Heian period. Stanford, California: Stanford University Press 1980. McCullough, Helen Craig (Ü.) 1988
The tale of the Heike. Stanford: Stanford University Press 1988. McDaniel, Richard Bryan 2013
Zen Masters of Japan : The Second Step East. North Clarendon: Tuttle Publishing 2013. McFarland, Neill H. 1967
The rush hour of the gods: A study of new religious movements in Japan. New York: Macmillan 1967. McFarland, Neill 1986
„Feminine motifs in Bodhidharma symbology in Japan.“ Asian Folklore Studies 45/2 (1986), S. 167-191. McLaughlin, Levi 2009
Sōka Gakkai in Japan. Princeton 2009. (Diss..) McLaughlin, Levi 2012
Sōka Gakkai in Japan. Leiden: Brill 2012. McLaughlin, Levi 2020
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Buddhism and the state in sixteenth-century Japan. Princeton: Princeton University Press 1984. McMullin, Neil 1988
„On placating the gods and pacifying the populace: The case of the Gion "Goryō" cult.“ History of Religions 27/3 (1988), S. 270 - 293. (Exzerpt.) McNeill, William Hardy 1976
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„Liberating anger, embodying knowledge: A comparative study of María Lugones and Zen master Hakuin.“ Hypatia 25/2 (2010), S. 295-315. McCallum, Donald F. 1986
„The deity depicted.“ Monumenta Nipponica 41/4 (1986), S. 477-488. (Rezensionsartikel zu Kanda 1985, Shinzō.) Meech-Pekarik, Julia 1987
The world of the Meiji print: Impressions of a new civilization. New York u.a.: Weatherhill 1987. Meisig, Konrad 1985
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„The deity and wind of Ise.“ Asian Folklore Studies 61 (2002), S. 1-34. Michaels, Axel 1998
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„Extreme makeover for a Heian-era wizard.“ Mechademia 3 (2008), S. 30-45. (Exzerpt.) Miller, Richard J. 1974
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A collection of tales from Uji: A study and translation of Uji shūi monogatari. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press 1970. Mills, Douglas E. 1983
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„Shugendō: Essays on the structure of Japanese folk religion.“ Michigan Monograph Series in Japanese Studies, 32 (2001). (Exzerpt.) Miyake, Hitoshi, Miyabi Yamamoto, Gaynor Sekimori 2009
„Japanese mountain religion: Shrines, temples and the development of Shugendō.“ Cahiers d'Extrême-Asie 18/1 (2009), S. 73-88. Miyake, Toru 2012
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„,Shichifukujin‘ nanatsu no kīwādo.“ In: Miyata Noboru (Hg.), Shichifukujin shinkō jiten. Tokyo: Ebisu Kōshō Shuppan 1998, S. 24–59. (S.a. Exzerpt.) Miyazaki, Enjun 1956
Shinran to sono montei. Kyōto: Nagata Bunkōdō 永田文昌堂 1956. Miyazaki, Fumiko 1992
„Religious life of the Kamakura Bushi: Kumagai Naozane and his descendants.“ Monumenta Nipponica 47/4 (1992), S. 435-467. Mizuno, Kōji 2012
„Kenzōbutsu oyobidashi ni miru fūshinraishin no chōkoku ni tsuite.“ Bulletin of the Iida City Museum 22 (2012), S. 97-140. Mizuno, Yoritoshi 1981
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„Kinsei kōki ni okeru Nichiren denki hon no ichikōsatsu: Fukami yō gen-cho “ponka kōso kinenroku” o chūshin ni.“ Journal of Indian and Buddhist studies 60(2) (2012), S. 657-665. Moerman, Max D. 2005
Localizing paradise: Kumano pilgrimage and the religious landscape of premodern Japan. Harvard: Harvard University Press 2005. Moerman, Max D. 2015
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Study of Makiguchi Tsunesaburō: The founder of Sōka Gakkai. Berkeley 1977. (Exzerpt Diss..) Mori, Kōichi 1979
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