Names Beginning with G-J
|
Name |
Identity |
Single Sheet Prints |
Triptychs and
Diptychs |
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Gama Sennin |
Magician-hermit
(sennin) with magic toad (gama) |
S1e (not in
Robinson); S87.9 |
|
|
Ganryû,
Sasaki |
enemy of
Miyamoto Musashi |
S37.18;
S51.7 |
T335 |
|
Gappô,
Takahashi |
hero of a
revenge story ‘Gappô gatsuji’; also called Takahashi Yajurô |
S46.81;
S53.7 |
T9 |
|
Gemba |
character in
the play ‘Sugawara’ |
S45.53 |
|
|
Gemba,
Takuma (Sakuma Morimasa) |
enemy of
Hideyoshi |
|
T336 |
|
Gembeibori
Gembei |
character in
‘Megumi no Kagekiyo’ |
S46.79 |
|
|
Genô |
Buddhist
priest-exorcist |
S66.6 |
|
|
Genshû, Wada |
cousin and
retainer of Kusunoki Masatsura |
|
T271; T346 |
|
Gentoku ( |
chief character
in the Wars of the Three Kingdoms, later became the Emperor Chao Lieh Ti |
S10.5 |
T291; T294;
T296; T301; T307 |
|
Ghosts (also
see “demons” and “witches”) |
|
S1c.4; S19.77; S45.25; S54.47; S65.15; S74.50;
S74.54; S90.37; S95b.5; S95d.6;
S95e.2 |
T1; T10;
T70; T147; T242; T266; T274; T287 |
|
Ginyo |
sister of
Giô and mistress of Kiyomori |
S20.3; S30.1 |
|
|
Giô |
shirabyoshi
dancer and mistress of Kiyomori |
S20.3;
S25.4; S30.1; S46.23 |
|
|
Gion-Nyôgo |
favorite of the
Emperor Go-Shirakawa and later of Kiyomori |
S30.2;
S46.26 |
|
|
Gokumon
Shôhei |
character in
‘Kurofune de-iri no minato’, a play with a homosexual theme |
S74.13 |
|
|
Gomô (Wu
Mêng) |
Chinese
Paragon of Filial Piety |
S13.13;
S60.23 |
|
|
Gonta |
character in
‘Sembonzakura’ |
S45.46 |
|
|
Go-ô-Hime |
daughter of
Kamada Masakiyo and beloved of Yoshitsune |
S20.4 |
|
|
Gorô Maru
Shigemune |
wrestler and
retainer of Yoritomo |
S7.3; S24.18 |
|
|
Goshaku
Somegorô |
character in
‘Shôchikubai’ and other plays |
S40.3; S70.1 |
|
|
Gôtenrai
Ryûshin |
Chinese hero
of the Suikoden also known as Kôtenrai Ryôshin and Hôtenrai Ryûshin |
S2.22; S3.3;
S47.5 |
|
|
Go-Toba-no-in |
1180-1239; eighty-second
Emperor; an amateur sword smith, and one of the Hundred Poets |
S19.99 |
|
|
Go-Tokudaiji-Sadaijin |
one of the
Hundred Poets; also known as Fujiwara no Sanesada |
S19.81 |
|
|
Gyôja Bushô |
Chinese hero
of the Suikoden |
S2.6; S2a.1;
S3.8; S47.6; S88.48 |
|
|
Gyokkirin
Roshungi |
Chinese hero
of the Suikoden |
S2.17; S3.8 |
|
|
Gyokubankan
Môkô |
Chinese hero
of the Suikoden |
S3.12 |
|
|
Gyokuhishô
Kindaiken |
Chinese hero
of the Suikoden |
S3.11 |
|
|
Hachiman
Saburô |
retainer of Kudô
Suketsune |
S74.26 |
possibly
T102 |
|
Hachiman
Tarô |
1041-1108;
warrior and suppressor of rebels; also known as Yoshi-Ie, Hachiman-Tarô
Minamoto no |
S8.8;
S28.16; S31.29; S67.2; S77.3; S84.8: S88.34 |
T52; T111a |
|
Hag of the
Lonely House |
villainess
Hitotsuya of popular mythology |
S23.6;
S74.49, S95f not in
Robinson |
T82; T318;
T330 |
|
Haigô
Gozaemon Hisamitsu |
Vassal of
Ôta house, d. 1583 |
S62.1 |
|
|
Haijôkai |
villainous
monk in the Suikoden |
S2.62 |
|
|
Hakkwaja
Yôshun |
Chinese hero
of the Suikoden |
S2.18; S3.2;
S47.7 |
|
|
Hako-ô Maru |
child-name
of Soga Gorô Tokimune |
S1a.1a;
S1c.14; S1e.8; S7.3; S8.7; S17.7; S22.19; S23.4; S24.18; S31.20; S35a (not in
Robinson); S38.3; S44.9; S44.11; S45.3; S45.34; S46.5; S48.1; S61.9; S74.61 |
T35; T100;
T101; T102; T103; T104; T125; T132; T158; T159; T193; T269; T304; T328; T349 |
|
Hakujisso
Hakushô |
Chinese hero
of the Suikoden |
S2.19;
S2a.3; S3.10 |
|
|
Hakumenrôkun
Teitenju |
Chinese hero
of the Suikoden |
S2.20; S3.2 |
|
|
Hakushûei,
Lady |
erring wife
in the Suikoden |
S2.67 |
|
|
Hamano
Tadanoshin |
retainer of
Moronao in the Chûshingura |
S57.37 |
|
|
Hana-jo |
daughter of
Oribe Kanamaru in the Chûshingura |
S56.3 |
|
|
Hana-no-Moto,
son of |
Akagari
Daidô |
S36.61 |
|
|
Hananosuke |
|
|
T274 |
|
Hanaosho |
|
S1f (not in
Robinson) |
|
|
Hanaregoma
Chôkichi |
wrestler in
the play ‘Futatsu chôchô’ |
S74.60 |
T172 |
|
Hangaku-Jo |
amazon;
daughter of Jô Shirô Sukekuni |
S20.5 |
T25; T61 |
|
Hangami
Danjô-no-jô Arakage |
monster-fighter
of Izumo |
S1c.12 |
|
|
Hanjo-Gozen |
mother of
Umewaka Maru |
S29.3 |
|
|
Hansoku |
King of
southern India in the Nine-tailed Fox story |
S66.2;
S66.3; S66.4; S88.21 |
|
|
Hanzawa
Rokurô |
retainer of
Yoritomo |
S8.7 |
|
|
Happinata
Kôjû |
Chinese hero
of the Suikoden also known as
Nyûbinata Kôjû and as Hatsubinada Kôjô |
S2.48; S3.10 |
|
|
Hara Hayato
Masakatsu |
|
S82.6 |
|
|
Hara
Hayato-no-Shô |
Takeda
warrior at Kawanakajima |
S34.5 |
|
|
Haruhira,
Hitsu-no-Saishô |
son of envoy
to China |
S23.7 |
|
|
Harukata,
Sue |
treacherous
retainer of Ôuchi Yoshitaka, 1507-51 |
S36.50;
S74.37 |
|
|
Harunaga,
Ôta |
war-lord;
also known as Nobunaga, Oda; 1534-82 |
S62.28 |
T204 |
|
Harunori,
Katayama Katarô |
retainer of
Oguri Hangwan |
S26.12 |
|
|
Harutaka,
Katayama Kairô |
retainer of
Oguri Hangwan |
S26.11 |
|
|
Harutaka,
Taira no (Karnbe Nobutaka) |
third son of
Nobunaga, 1558-83 |
S62.43 |
|
|
Haruyoshi,
Amari Saemon-no-jô |
Takeda
warrior at Kawanakajima |
S63.6 |
|
|
Haruyuki |
Takeda
general at Kawanakajima; one-eyed, in early life a considerable scholar; also
known as Yamamoto Kansuke Nyûdô Haruyuki Dôkisai |
S34.4;
S35.16; S38.12; S44.37; S63.2; S81.6; S82.3; S84.2; S92.5; S95f.5 |
T154; T161;
T190; T247; T259; T313 |
|
Hata Rokurozaemon |
retainer of
Nitta Yoshisada; also known as Tokiyoshi |
S17.11;
S84.11; S94.3 |
T6 |
|
Hatsubinada
Kôjô |
Chinese hero
of the Suikoden; also known as
Nyûbinata Kôjû |
S2.48; S3.10 |
|
|
Hatsu-Hana |
self-sacrificing
wife of Iinuma Katsugoro |
S20.7 |
T8; T274 |
|
Hatsu-jo |
maid to
Onoe, and heroine of ‘Kagamiyama’; killed Tsubone Iwafuji; also known as
O-Hatsu |
S20.6;
S45.13; S46.60; S53.1 |
|
|
Hayakawa
Ayunosuke |
resourceful
fisherman |
S4a.2 |
|
|
Hayano
Kampei Tsuneyo |
supernumerary
to the Forty-Seven Rônin; also
known as Tsuneyo |
S54.47;
S59.3; S72.8; S86.5; S90.47 |
|
|
Hayase
Saemon |
warrior
under Kusunoki Masashige |
|
T350 |
|
Hayashi
Hanshirô Taketoshi |
vassal of
Samanosuke, d. 1582 |
S62.11 |
|
|
Heidaichû
Setsuei |
Chinese hero
of the Suikoden |
S3.4 |
|
|
Hekirekkwa
Shimmei |
Chinese hero
of the Suikoden also known as
Hekirekika Shinmei |
S2 (not in
Robinson); S3.1 |
|
|
Henmeisanrô
Sekishû |
Chinese hero
of the Suikoden also known as
Shameisaburô Sekishû and as Shameisanrô Sekishû |
S2.62; S3.8;
S47.21 |
|
|
Hidehira,
Fujiwara no, Mutsu no Kami |
Yoshitsune's
northern protector |
S65.8 |
T93; T255 |
|
Hidekazu,
Onodera |
one of the
Forty-Seven Rônin also known as
Hidetomo |
S54.9; S90.9 |
|
|
Hidemoto,
Akashi Ridayû |
retainer of
the Toki family (late sixteenth century) |
S62.2 |
|
|
Hidenao,
Uramatsu (Ryûen) |
one of the
Forty-Seven Rônin |
S54.42;
S71.4; S90.42 |
|
|
Hidesato,
Tawara Tôda Fujiwara no |
warrior and
loyalist of the tenth century |
S24.9;
S44.54 |
T354;
drawing not in Robinson following T288 |
|
Hidetake,
Kurogane Kôzuke no Suke |
Uesugi
warrior at Kawanakajima |
S63.12 |
|
|
Hidetome,
Onodera Tôemon |
one of the
Forty-Seven Rônin |
S54.30; S78 (drawing);
S80.9; S90.30 |
|
|
Hidetomi,
Onodera Tôemon |
one of the
Forty-Seven Rônin |
S54.30; S78
(drawing); S80.9; S90.30 |
|
|
Hidetomo,
Onodera Jûnai |
one of the
Forty-Seven Rônin also known as
Hidekazu |
S54.9; S90.9 |
|
|
Hidetomo, Onodera,
wife of |
|
S56.4 |
|
|
Hideyoshi,
Kinoshita (or Toyotomi Hideyoshi) |
war-lord and
dictator, 1536-98 |
S62.25 |
T204; T355 |
|
Higuchi Jirô |
retainer of
Yoshinaka; also known as Kanemitsu; later said to have become a sailor named
Matsuemon |
S1a.14;
S46.34; S73.8; S94.2 |
T181 |
|
Hinadori |
heroine of
Imoseyama |
S45.8 |
|
|
Hinaginu |
|
S66a.5 |
|
|
Hinjô
Echizen no Kami Shigenaga |
|
S63.17a |
|
|
Hiragawara
Jirozô |
character in
'Samezaya' |
S46.71 |
|
|
Hiroari, Oki
Jirô |
early fourteenth-century
courtier and archer |
S1a.2;
S24.13 |
|
|
Hironao no
Hayata |
squire to
Yorimasa; also known as Tadazumi no Hayata, I no Hayata and Ii no Hayata |
S4a.6;
S89.2; S95d.3 |
T7; T107;
T112 |
|
Hirotsuna |
retainer of Yoshitsune
killed at Horikawa; also called Eda Genzô Hirotsuna |
S4a.18;
S74.40; S76.6 |
T185 |
|
Hirotsune,
Kazusa no Suke Taira no |
twelfth-century
warrior |
S4a.7; S7.1 |
T24 |
|
Hiroyukl,
Ogata |
robber chief
who used the name ‘Jiraiya’ |
S4a.12; S24.3;
S74.14; S87.2 |
T356 |
|
Hisahide,
Matsunaga Daizen |
war-lord,
1510-77 |
S62.22 |
|
|
Hisamatsu |
lover of
O-Some in ‘O-Some Hisamatsu’ |
S45.15;
S46.89 |
|
|
Hisamitsu,
Aigô Kozaemon |
served under
Shibata Katsuie (possibly Saigô Masakatsu) |
S62.1 |
|
|
Hisayoshi,
Naka-Ura Sarukichirô |
pseudonym
for Hideyoshi |
S62.25 |
T204 |
|
Hitentaisei
Rikon |
Chinese hero
of the Suikoden |
S2.21; S3.10 |
|
|
Hito Maru |
daughter of
Kagekiyo |
S36.64;
S46.97 |
|
|
Hitomaro,
Kakinomoto no |
one of the Hundred
Poets |
S19.3; S27.3 |
|
|
Hitotsuya |
‘Hag of the
Lonely House’ villainess of popular mythology |
S23.6;
S74.49, S95f not in Robinson |
T82; T318;
T330 |
|
Hôkai-bô |
villainous
character in 'Sumidagawa' and other plays |
S46.68 |
|
|
Hokke Chôbei |
otokodate dramatic character |
S42.2 |
|
|
Homma Saburô |
murderer of
Hino Suketomo, father of Kumawaka Maru, in 1332, and subsequently slain by
the latter |
S61.3 |
|
|
Hônan Shônin |
priest
involved in a ghost-story |
S44.28 |
|
|
Honkôshin
Dômô |
Chinese hero
of the Suikoden |
S3.3 |
|
|
Horibe
Yasubei, wife and daughter of. |
|
S74.47 |
|
|
Horikoshi
Dairei |
tyrannical
land-owner |
S74.50 |
|
|
Horio Mosuke
Yoshiharu |
youthful
retainer of Hideyoshi |
S62.27 |
T202 |
|
Hôtarô |
child dramatic
character |
S74.55 |
|
|
Hotei
Ichiemon |
strong man
of Osaka |
S70.2 |
|
|
Hôtenrai
Ryôshin |
Chinese hero
of the Suikoden also known as
Gôtenrai Ryûshin and Kôtenrai Ryôshin |
S2.22; S3.3;
S47.5 |
|
|
Hôtentei |
enemy
general in the Suikoden |
S2.61 |
|
|
Hotoke-Gozen |
shirabyôshi
dancer and mistress of Kiyomori |
S15.2;
S20.8; S33.2; S46.12 |
|
|
Hôtoku |
Chinese
warrior in the Wars of the Three Kingdoms |
S10.8 |
|
|
Hotta Kôzuke
no Suke |
tyrannical
land-owner |
S74.50 |
|
|
Hyakuman |
left by her
husband, she went mad and could not recognize her own child |
S20.9 |
|
|
Hyakushôshô
Kantô |
Chinese hero
of the Suikoden |
S3.9 |
|
|
Hyôshitô
Rinchû |
Chinese hero
of the Suikoden |
S2.23;
S2a.4; S2a.14; S3.1; S47.8; S88.29 |
|
|
I no Hayata |
squire to
Yorimasa; also known as Ii no Hayata, Tadazumi no Hayata and Hironao no
Hayata |
S4a.6;
S89.2; S95d.3; S95f (not in Robinson) |
T7; T107;
T112 |
|
Ibaraki |
female demon
encountered by Watanabe no Tsuna |
S28.45;
S46.6; S87 (not in Robinson) |
|
|
Ichijôsei
Kosanryô |
Chinese
heroine of the Suikoden; also known
as Kosanryô Ichijôsei |
S2.37;
S2a.15; S3.2; S47.9 |
|
|
Ichirai-Hôshi |
warrior-monk,
late twelfth century |
S8.3; S73.10 |
|
|
Ichiemon |
dramatic character;
an inferior retainer (ashigaru) |
S46.88 |
|
|
Ieteru Denju
Shôsuke |
|
S92.6 |
|
|
Ieteru,
Menju Sôsuke |
retainer of
Shibata Katsuie |
S62.23 |
|
|
Iga no
Jutarô |
elderly
retainer of Yoshikado (tenth cenrury |
S17.4;
S61.10; S87.1; S88.17 |
T89; T111;
T219 |
|
Iga no
Tsubone |
daughter of
Shinozuka Iga no Kami and wife of Kusunoki Masanori |
S46.40 |
|
|
Ihei |
a servant
(dramatic character) |
S43.2 |
|
|
Ii no Hayata |
squire to Yorimasa;
also known as I no Hayata, Tadazumi no Hayata and Hironao no Hayata |
S4a.6;
S89.2; S95d.3; S95f (not in Robinson) |
T7; T107;
T112 |
|
Iinuma
Katsugorô |
a criple
cured by his wife's devotion |
S53.2 |
T8 |
|
Ikkyû |
1394-1481; an
eminent but eccentric priest |
S44.49;
S95b.6 |
|
|
Imafuku
Zenkurô Katsutada |
|
S82.8 |
|
|
Imagawa
Yoshimoto |
warrior,
1519-1560 |
S62.15 |
|
|
Ima-jo |
a poor but
filial girl of Takenouchi in Yamato |
S23.9 |
|
|
Imakuni,
Kanawa Gorô |
loyal retainer
of Fujiwara no Kamatari |
S46.28 |
|
|
Imaro, Izumo
no |
seventh-century
slayer of sea-monsters |
S1c.9 |
|
|
Inagawa
Jirokichi |
a wrestler
(dramatic character) |
S46.54 |
|
|
Inoda Magohei Tokiharu |
|
S92 (not in
Robinson) |
|
|
Inoue
Daikurô Nagayoshi |
vassal of
Satô house, 16th century |
S62.16 |
|
|
Inuda
Kobungo Yasuyori |
hero of
Bakin's 'Hakkenden' |
S4c.1; S5.3;
S37.4; S38.11; S66a.3 |
T36; T233 |
|
Inue Shimbei
Masashi |
hero of
Bakin's 'Hakkenden' |
S4c.3; S5.4;
S37.10; S66a.7 |
T233 |
|
Inukai
Kempachi Nobumichi |
hero of
Bakin's 'Hakkenden' |
S4a.4; S5.2;
S37.6; S66a.10; S95f.3 |
T41; T42;
T233 |
|
Inukawa
Sôsuke (Shôsuke) Yoshitô |
hero of
Bakin's 'Hakkenden' |
S4b.7; S5.5;
S37.7; S66a.8 |
T36; T233 |
|
Inumura
Daikaku (Kakutarô) Masanori |
hero of
Bakin's 'Hakkenden' |
S4b.2; S5.8;
S37.8; S66a.5 |
T42; T233 |
|
Inuyama
Dôsetsu Tadatomo |
hero of
Bakin's 'Hakkenden' |
S4c.2; S5.6;
S37.9; S66a.6; S74.4 |
T42; T233 |
|
Inuzaka Keno
Tanetomo |
hero of
Bakin's 'Hakkenden' |
S4a.5; S5.7;
S37.11; S66a.4 |
T36; T233 |
|
Inuzuka
Shino Moritaka |
hero of
Bakin's 'Hakkenden' |
S4a.3; S5.1;
S37.5; S66a.9; S74.3; S95f.3 |
T41; T42;
T233 |
|
Isami
Tomokichirô |
character in
the dramatized story of Jiraiya |
S46.57 |
|
|
Ise |
poetess of
the Fujiwara family |
S27.19 |
|
|
Ishidô Maru |
son of Karukaya
Dôshin |
S46.35 |
|
|
Ishidome
Busuke |
retainer of
Araki Mataemon |
S46.70 |
T29; T41a |
|
Ishii Hanzô |
hero of a
revenge story; he killed Akabori Mizuemon, the murderer of several of his
relatives |
S53.3 |
|
|
Ishi-jo |
wife of Ôboshi
Yuranosuke in the Chûshingura |
S56.1 |
|
|
Ishikawa
Goemon |
late
sixteenth-century robber |
S36.52 |
|
|
Ishikawa
Hyôsuke Kazumitsu |
swordsman in
Kamigata army, 1565?-1583 |
S62.17 |
|
|
Ishikawa
Tôsuke Tadatomo |
|
S92.7 |
|
|
Isogai
Hyôdayû |
dramatic
character in a story of a stolen sword |
S44.39 |
|
|
Isono
Tanba-no kami Kazumasa |
fought for
Asai house and then Ôta house |
S62.18 |
|
|
Issun
Tokubei |
character in
'Natsu matsuri' |
S46.98 |
|
|
Itsushikwa
Saikei |
Chinese hero
of the Suikoden |
S3.10 |
|
|
Iwafuji,
Tsubone |
villainess
in Kagamiyama |
S45.30 |
|
|
Iwanari
Chikaranosuke Sukemichi |
16th
century warrior, d. 1573 |
S62
(drawing) |
|
|
Iwanuma
Kichirokuro Nobusato |
|
S4 (not in
Robinson) |
|
|
Iwazu
Tetsuemon Shigenobu |
retainer of
Odai Matarokurô (sixteenth century); also called Shigenobu |
S4a.11 |
T201 |
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Izumi
Shikibu |
eleventh-century
poetess |
S19.56;
S20.10 |
|
|
Izutsu-Hime |
daughter of
Ki no Aritsune and wife of the poet Narihira |
S20.11 |
|
|
Jakuren-Hôshi |
priest-poet
of the Fujiwara family |
S19.87 |
|
|
Jigoku (or
Jigoku-dayû) |
courtesan
patronized by the priest Ikkyû |
S35.3;
S44.49; S95b.6 |
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Jijû,
Matsuyoi no |
twelfth-century
poetess, also known as Kojijû |
S15.3 |
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Jingô Kôgô |
Empress (170-269)
who conquered of Korea |
S21.5;
S31.3; S77.4 |
T51 |
|
Jingorô,
Hidari |
1594-1634;
celebrated sculptor in wood |
S35.2 |
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|
Jinkigunshi
Shubu |
Chinese hero
of the Suikoden; also known as
Shinkigunshi Shubu |
S2.24; S3.2 |
|
|
Jinkyôtaihô
Taiso |
Chinese hero
of the Suikoden |
S2.25 |
|
|
Jinsaburô |
servant to
Shikamatsu Kanroku, one of the Forty-Seven Rônin |
S54.51 |
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|
Jiraiya |
robber chief
formerly Ogata Hiroyuki; also known as Ogata Shuma |
S4a.12;
S24.3; S74.14; S87.2 |
T356 |
|
Jitô Tennô |
Empress
(687-96) and poetess |
S19.2; S27.2 |
|
|
Jômyô,
Tsutsui |
late
twelfth-century warrior-monk |
S8.3; S73.10 |
|
|
Jôruri-Hime |
daughter of
the headman of Yahagi in Mikawa; loved and deserted by Yoshitsune |
S20.12;
S36.10; S44.40; S65.6 |
T85; T108 |
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Juntei,
Tsuchii Yamato no Kami (or Tsutsui Junkei) |
1549-84;
allied with Nobunaga, Akechi Mitsuhide, and Hideyoshi successively |
S62.48 |
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Jurobei, Awa
no |
chief
character in 'Awa no naruto'; killed his own daughter in ignorance |
S36.54;
S51.1 |
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Ju-unryû
Kôsonshô |
Chinese hero
of the Suikoden also known as Nyûunryû Kôsonshô |
S2.26; S3.8;
S47.10 |
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“Robinson” refers to listing in Kuniyoshi: The Warrior-Prints by Basil William Robinson (Cornell University Press, Ithaca, NY, 1982) and its privately published supplement.
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