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affect affiliation Amaterasu American ancestors Anchin attribute authority basic brothers Buddhism bunke butsudan caste caste-ism characteristics China Chinese characters Chinese counterpart Chinese kinship clan continuity contrast corporation dependence developed Diagram diffuseness disciple dominated kinship dōzoku economic emperor Emperor Meiji employees example exclusiveness fact father father-son dominated father-son dyad heir hierarchical Hindu homeostasis honke honzan household human husband-wife dyad iemoto iemoto system important inclusiveness India individual industrial Izanagi Japan Japanese Buddhism Japanese iemoto Japanese kinship Japanese pattern Japanese society kin-tract kinship group kinship system Kiyohime Kyūshū layers libidinality male marriage Master Hsu Meiji modern mother-son Nakane organization parents patrilineal relationship religion religious role secondary grouping sect sexuality Shikoku Shinran shrine social society and culture Soka Gakkai sons sub-dominance temple tends tion Tokugawa Tokyo traditional ultimogeniture unigeniture United village West Western White Snake workers zaibatsu