Erskine 1933, quote: "In Japan, the personal name of the Emperor is never used by the people. He is always spoken of as the Heika or the Kinjo no Heika while living, and after his death is spoken of as the "Meiji Tenno" or " Taisho Tenno" Erskine, William Hugh (1933), Japanese Festival and Calendar Lore(snippet), Kyo Bun-kwan, hlm. 67
