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Panasonic(6) Panasonicと旧松下電子工業のマーキングコード一覧です。 注意事項はPanasonicを参照してください。 マーキングコードリスト(MARKING CODE LIST) Panasonic(1) Panasonic(11) Panasonic(21) Panasonic(31) Panasonic(2) Panasonic(12) Panasonic(22) Panasonic(32) Panasonic(3) Panasonic(13) Panasonic(23) Panasonic(4) Panasonic(14) Panasonic(24) Panasonic(5) Panasonic(15) Panasonic(25) Panasonic(6) Panasonic(16) Panasonic(26) Panasonic(7) Panasonic(17) Panasonic(27) Panasonic(8) Panasonic(18) Panasonic(28) Panasonic(9) Panasonic(19) Panasonic(29) Panasonic(10) Panasonic(20) Panasonic(30) Panasonicのリスト説明ページ(Panasonic TOP MENU) 前のリストPanasonic(5)へ(BACKWARD) 次のリストPanasonic(7)へ(FORWARD) MARKING CODE LIST Panasonic(6) * , ** , *** , ****,_=date code,Lot No. etc. #=hfe rank. MARKINGCODE PART No.Grade etc. MAKER PACKAGENAME MAKERPACKAGE NAME PINCOUNT etc. 4V 2SK1228 Panasonic SC-59SOT-346 Mini3-G1 3 N-ch MOSFET for switching.Discontinued. 4V 2SK1374 Panasonic SC-70 SMini3-G1 3 N-ch MOSFET for switching.Discontinued. 4V 2SK1374G Panasonic - SMini3-F2 3 N-ch MOSFET for switching.Discontinued. 4V DB3S406F Panasonic SC-89 SSMini3-F3-B 3 Schottky barrier diode for high speed switching. 4V MA21D34 Panasonic - SMini2-F2 2 Schottky barrier diode for rectifyingDiscontinued.Alternative the DB21302. 4V MA21D340G Panasonic - SMini2-F2 2 Schottky barrier diode for rectifyingDiscontinued.Alternative the DB21302. 4W DB24417 Panasonic - TMiniP2-F2-B 2 Schottky barrier diode for rectification. 4W MA21D35 Panasonic - SMini2-F2 2 Schottky barrier diode for rectifyingDiscontinued.Alternative the DB21303. 4W MA21D350G Panasonic - SMini2-F2 2 Schottky barrier diode for rectifyingDiscontinued.Alternative the DB21303. 4X 2SC4515 Panasonic - Mini Type(4-pin) 4 NPN transistor for TV Intermediate frequency(IF) band amp.Discontinued. 4X 2SK3948Grade (180~450) Panasonic - TSSSMini3-F1 3 N-ch Junction FET for low frequency impedance converter.Discontinued.Alternative the DSKTJ06. 4X 2SK3948GGrade (180~450) Panasonic - TSSSMini3-F2 3 N-ch Junction FET for low frequency impedance converter.Discontinued.Alternative the DSKTJ06. 4X DB3J314K Panasonic - SMini3-F2-B 3 Schottky barrier diode for high speed switching. 4X DB3S314K Panasonic SC-89 SSMini3-F3-B 3 Schottky barrier diode for high speed switching. 4X DB3X314K Panasonic SC-59SOT-346 Mini3-G3-B 3 Schottky barrier diode for high speed switching. 4X DB4J314K Panasonic - SMini4-F3-B 4 Schottky barrier diode for high speed switching. 4X DB4X314K Panasonic - Mini4-G4-B 4 Schottky barrier diode for high speed switching. 4X DB6X314K Panasonic - Mini6-G4-B 6 Schottky barrier diode for high speed switching. 4XT 2SK3948Grade T (180~320) Panasonic - TSSSMini3-F1 3 N-ch Junction FET for low frequency impedance converter.Discontinued.Alternative the DSKTJ06. 4XT 2SK3948GGrade T (180~320) Panasonic - TSSSMini3-F2 3 N-ch Junction FET for low frequency impedance converter.Discontinued.Alternative the DSKTJ06. 4XU 2SK3948Grade U (280~450) Panasonic - TSSSMini3-F1 3 N-ch Junction FET for low frequency impedance converter.Discontinued.Alternative the DSKTJ06. 4XU 2SK3948GGrade U (280~450) Panasonic - TSSSMini3-F2 3 N-ch Junction FET for low frequency impedance converter.Discontinued.Alternative the DSKTJ06. 4Y 2SC4516 Panasonic - Mini Type(4-pin) 4 NPN transistor for UHF band low noise amp.Discontinued. 4Y DB3J314J Panasonic - SMini3-F2-B 3 Schottky barrier diode for high speed switching. 4Y DB3S314J Panasonic SC-89 SSMini3-F3-B 3 Schottky barrier diode for high speed switching. 4Y DB3X314J Panasonic SC-59SOT-346 Mini3-G3-B 3 Schottky barrier diode for high speed switching. 5 MA27V05 Panasonic - SSSMini2-F1 2 Variable capacitance diode for VCO.Discontinued. 5.1Hor5.1Lor5.1M MAZ3051 Panasonic SC-59SOT-346 Mini3-G1 3 Zener diode MAZ3000(MA3000) series for stabilization of power supply.Discontinued.Old No. (MA3051). 5.1H MAZ30510H Panasonic SC-59SOT-346 Mini3-G1 3 Zener diode MAZ3000(MA3000) series for stabilization of power supply.Discontinued.Old No. (MA30510H). 5.1Lor5.1Mor5.1H MAZ3051 Panasonic SC-59SOT-346 Mini3-G1 3 Zener diode MAZ3000(MA3000) series for stabilization of power supply.Discontinued.Old No. (MA3051). 5.1L MAZ30510L Panasonic SC-59SOT-346 Mini3-G1 3 Zener diode MAZ3000(MA3000) series for stabilization of power supply.Discontinued.Old No. (MA30510L). 5.1Mor5.1Hor5.1L MAZ3051 Panasonic SC-59SOT-346 Mini3-G1 3 Zener diode MAZ3000(MA3000) series for stabilization of power supply.Discontinued.Old No. (MA3051). 5.1M MAZ30510M Panasonic SC-59SOT-346 Mini3-G1 3 Zener diode MAZ3000(MA3000) series for stabilization of power supply.Discontinued.Old No. (MA30510M). 522P ** MA522Grade P (2.5~3.3) Panasonic - S TYPE PACKAGE 3 P_ch N-ch J-FET (Negative resistance) for voltage sensor,switchingDiscontinued. 522Q ** MA522Grade Q (3.0~3.8) Panasonic - S TYPE PACKAGE 3 P_ch N-ch J-FET (Negative resistance) for voltage sensor,switchingDiscontinued. 522R ** MA522Grade R (3.5~4.3) Panasonic - S TYPE PACKAGE 3 P_ch N-ch J-FET (Negative resistance) for voltage sensor,switchingDiscontinued. 522S ** MA522Grade S (4.0~4.8) Panasonic - S TYPE PACKAGE 3 P_ch N-ch J-FET (Negative resistance) for voltage sensor,switchingDiscontinued. 5.6Hor5.6Lor5.6M MAZ3056 Panasonic SC-59SOT-346 Mini3-G1 3 Zener diode MAZ3000(MA3000) series for stabilization of power supply.Discontinued.Old No. (MA3056). 5.6H MAZ30560H Panasonic SC-59SOT-346 Mini3-G1 3 Zener diode MAZ3000(MA3000) series for stabilization of power supply.Discontinued.Old No. (MA30560H). 5.6Lor5.6Mor5.6H MAZ3056 Panasonic SC-59SOT-346 Mini3-G1 3 Zener diode MAZ3000(MA3000) series for stabilization of power supply.Discontinued.Old No. (MA3056). 5.6L MAZ30560L Panasonic SC-59SOT-346 Mini3-G1 3 Zener diode MAZ3000(MA3000) series for stabilization of power supply.Discontinued.Old No. (MA30560L). 5.6Mor5.6Hor5.6L MAZ3056 Panasonic SC-59SOT-346 Mini3-G1 3 Zener diode MAZ3000(MA3000) series for stabilization of power supply.Discontinued.Old No. (MA3056). 5.6M MAZ30560M Panasonic SC-59SOT-346 Mini3-G1 3 Zener diode MAZ3000(MA3000) series for stabilization of power supply.Discontinued.Old No. (MA30560M). 5A 2SC5557 Panasonic - SSSMini3-F1 3 NPN transistor for low noise low voltage high frequency oscillation.Discontinued. 5A DA2JF81 Panasonic - SMini2-F5-B 2 Fast recovery diode for high speed switching. 5C DB3J314F Panasonic - SMini3-F2-B 3 Schottky barrier diode for high speed switching. 5C DB3S314F Panasonic SC-89 SSMini3-F3-B 3 Schottky barrier diode for high speed switching. 5C DB3X314F Panasonic SC-59SOT-346 Mini3-G3-B 3 Schottky barrier diode for high speed switching. 5C DB4X314F Panasonic - Mini4-G4-B 4 Schottky barrier diode for high speed switching. 5D 2SK3862Grade (107~460) Panasonic - TSSSMini3-F1 3 N-ch Junction FET for low frequency impedance converter.Discontinued.Alternative the DSKTJ04. 5D 2SK3862GGrade (107~460) Panasonic - TSSSMini3-F2 3 N-ch Junction FET for impedance conversion in low frequency.Discontinued.Alternative the DSKTJ04. 5D DB3J315E Panasonic - SMini3-F2-B 3 Schottky barrier diode for high speed switching. 5D DB3S315E Panasonic SC-89 SSMini3-F3-B 3 Schottky barrier diode for high speed switching. 5D DB3X315E Panasonic SC-59SOT-346 Mini3-G3-B 3 Schottky barrier diode for high speed switching. 5DR 2SK3862Grade R (107~150) Panasonic - TSSSMini3-F1 3 N-ch Junction FET for low frequency impedance converter.Discontinued.Alternative the DSKTJ04. 5DR 2SK3862GGrade R (107~150) Panasonic - TSSSMini3-F2 3 N-ch Junction FET for impedance conversion in low frequency.Discontinued.Alternative the DSKTJ04. 5DS 2SK3862Grade S (130~220) Panasonic - TSSSMini3-F1 3 N-ch Junction FET for low frequency impedance converter.Discontinued.Alternative the DSKTJ04. 5DS 2SK3862GGrade S (130~220) Panasonic - TSSSMini3-F2 3 N-ch Junction FET for impedance conversion in low frequency.Discontinued.Alternative the DSKTJ04. 5DT 2SK3862Grade T (180~315) Panasonic - TSSSMini3-F1 3 N-ch Junction FET for low frequency impedance converter.Discontinued.Alternative the DSKTJ04. 5DT 2SK3862GGrade T (180~315) Panasonic - TSSSMini3-F2 3 N-ch Junction FET for impedance conversion in low frequency.Discontinued.Alternative the DSKTJ04. 5DU 2SK3862Grade U (285~460) Panasonic - TSSSMini3-F1 3 N-ch Junction FET for low frequency impedance converter.Discontinued.Alternative the DSKTJ04. 5DU 2SK3862GGrade U (285~460) Panasonic - TSSSMini3-F2 3 N-ch Junction FET for impedance conversion in low frequency.Discontinued.Alternative the DSKTJ04. 5E 2SK3427 Panasonic - MiniT3-F1 3 N-ch Junction FET for low frequency impedance converter.Discontinued. 5E DB3J316K Panasonic - SMini3-F2-B 3 Schottky barrier diode for small current rectification. 5E DB3X316K Panasonic SC-59SOT-346 Mini3-G3-B 3 Schottky barrier diode for small current rectification. 5E DB6J316K Panasonic - SMini6-F3-B 6 Schottky barrier diode for small current rectification. 5F 2SK3539 Panasonic SC-70 SMini3-G1 3 N-ch MOS FET for switching.Discontinued.Alternative the FK350601. 5F 2SK3539G Panasonic - SMini3-F2 3 N-ch MOS FET for switching.Discontinued.Alternative the FK350601 5F 2SK3546G Panasonic SC-89 SSMini3-F3 3 N-ch MOS FET for switching.Discontinued.Alternative the FK390601. 5F 2SK3546J Panasonic SC-89SOT-490 SSMini3-F1 3 N-ch MOS FET for switching.Discontinued.Alternative the FK390601. 5F 2SK3547 Panasonic - SSSMini3-F1 3 N-ch MOS FET for switching.Discontinued.Alternative the FK330601. 5F 2SK3547G Panasonic - SSSMini3-F2 3 N-ch MOS FET for switching.Discontinued.Alternative the FK330601. 5F 2SK4072 Panasonic SC-59SOT-346 Mini3-G1 3 N-ch MOSFET for switching.Discontinued. 5G DB3J316J Panasonic - SMini3-F2-B 3 Schottky barrier diode for small current rectification. 5G DB3X316J Panasonic SC-59SOT-346 Mini3-G3-B 3 Schottky barrier diode for small current rectification. 5H 2SC5813 Panasonic SC-59SOT-346 Mini3-G1 3 NPN transistor for DC-DC converter/driver.Discontinued. 5J DB3J316N Panasonic - SMini3-F2-B 3 Schottky barrier diode for small current rectification. 5J DB3X316N Panasonic SC-59SOT-346 Mini3-G3-B 3 Schottky barrier diode for small current rectification. 5J DZ2J03300LGrade Non rank (Vz=3.14~3.47) Panasonic - SMini2-F5-B 2 Zener diode series for constant voltage.waveform clipper and surge absorption.Low noise type. 5J DZ2S033Grade Non rank (Vz=3.14~3.47) Panasonic - SSMini2-F5-B 2 Zener diode series for constant voltage.waveform clipper and surge absorption.Low noise type. 5J DZ4J033K Panasonic - SMini4-F3-B 4 Zener diode series for constant voltage.waveform clipper and surge absorption.Low noise type. 5K 2SK3585G Panasonic - SSSMini3-F2 3 N-ch Junction FET for low frequency impedance converter.Discontinued. 5K DB3J316F Panasonic - SMini3-F2-B 3 Schottky barrier diode for small current rectification. 5K DB3X316F Panasonic SC-59SOT-346 Mini3-G3-B 3 Schottky barrier diode for small current rectification. 5M 2SJ0672 Panasonic - SSSMini3-F1 3 P-ch MOS FET for switching.Discontinued. 5M MA24D70 Panasonic - TMiniP2-F1 2 Schottky barrier diode for rectifying.Discontinued.Alternative the DB24417. 5R DB3X317K Panasonic SC-59SOT-346 Mini3-G3-B 3 Schottky barrier diode for high frequency rectification. 5R MA24D50 Panasonic - TMiniP2-F1 2 Schottky barrier diode for rectifying.Discontinued. 5S MA24D51 Panasonic - TMiniP2-F1 2 Schottky barrier diode for rectifying.Discontinued. 5T MA24D52 Panasonic - TMiniP2-F1 2 Schottky barrier diode for rectifying.Discontinued.Alternative the DB24404. 5U 2SJ0674 Panasonic - SSSMini3-F1 3 P-ch MOS FET for switching.Discontinued.Alternative the FJ330301. 5U 2SJ0674G Panasonic - SSSMini3-F2 3 P-ch MOS FET for switching.Discontinued.Alternative the FJ330301. 5U 2SJ0674G Panasonic - SSSMini3-F2 3 P-ch MOS FET for switching.Discontinued.Alternative the FJ330301. 5U DZ2J033M0LGrade M (Vz=3.22~3.38) Panasonic - SMini2-F5-B 2 Zener diode series for constant voltage.waveform clipper and surge absorption.Low noise type. 5U DZ2S033Grade M (Vz=3.22~3.38) Panasonic - SSMini2-F5-B 2 Zener diode series for constant voltage.waveform clipper and surge absorption.Low noise type. 5V 2SK3973 Panasonic - SSSMini3-F1 3 N-ch MOSFET for switching.Discontinued. 5V 2SK3973G Panasonic - SSSMini3-F2 3 N-ch MOSFET for switching.Discontinued. 5W MA24D60 Panasonic - TMiniP2-F1 2 Schottky barrier diode for rectifying.Discontinued. 5Y MA24D62 Panasonic - TMiniP2-F1 2 Schottky barrier diode for rectifying.Discontinued. 5Z 2SK4029 Panasonic SC-70 SMini3-G1 3 N-ch MOSFET for switching.Discontinued. 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確認用トラフィックの生成 10.2. Weighted Queueing (WFQ) INE記載の確認方法が効きません。SW2からR6へのhttp通信が以下の通り失敗してしまいます。 Rack8SW2#debug ip tcp transactions TCP special event debugging is on Rack8SW2# Rack8SW2# Rack8SW2# Rack8SW2#copy http //cisco cisco@155.8.146.6/c2600-adventerprisek9-mz.124-10.bin null Loading http //***********@155.8.146.6/c2600-adventerprisek9-mz.124-10.bin ! %Error reading http //cisco cisco@155.8.146.6/c2600-adventerprisek9-mz.124-10.bin (Broken pipe) Rack8SW2# *Mar 1 01 22 11.528 TCB0391D1A4 created *Mar 1 01 22 11.528 TCB0391D1A4 setting property TCP_NO_DELAY (0) 34E5ACC *Mar 1 01 22 11.528 TCB0391D1A4 setting property TCP_NONBLOCKING_WRITE (7) 34E5B88 *Mar 1 01 22 11.528 TCB0391D1A4 setting property TCP_NONBLOCKING_READ (8) 34E5B88 *Mar 1 01 22 11.528 TCB0391D1A4 setting property TCP_KEEPALIVE (4) 34E5A90 *Mar 1 01 22 11.528 TCB0391D1A4 setting property TCP_NO_DELAYACK (9) 34E5B88 *Mar 1 01 22 11.528 TCP Random local port generated 64180, network 1 *Mar 1 01 22 11.528 TPA Reserved port 64180 in Transport Port Agent for TCP IP type 1 *Mar 1 01 22 11.536 TCP sending SYN, seq 470134722, ack 0 *Mar 1 01 22 11.536 TCP0 Connection to 155.8.146.6 80, advertising MSS 536 *Mar 1 01 22 11.536 TCP0 state was CLOSED - SYNSENT [64180 - 155.8.146.6(80)] *Mar 1 01 22 11.545 TCP0 state was SYNSENT - ESTAB [64180 - 155.8.146.6(80)] *Mar 1 01 22 11.545 TCP0 tcb 391D1A4 connection to 155.8.146.6 80, received MSS 536, MSS is 536 *Mar 1 01 22 12.727 TCP checksum failure 155.8.146.6,80 155.8.58.8,64180 *Mar 1 01 22 15.722 TCP checksum failure 155.8.146.6,80 155.8.58.8,64180 *Mar 1 01 22 19.707 TCP checksum failure 155.8.146.6,80 155.8.58.8,64180 *Mar 1 01 22 27.659 TCP0 state was ESTAB - FINWAIT1 [64180 - 155.8.146.6(80)] *Mar 1 01 22 27.659 TCP0 sending FIN *Mar 1 01 22 27.676 TCP checksum failure 155.8.146.6,80 155.8.58.8,64180 *Mar 1 01 22 27.684 TCP0 state was FINWAIT1 - FINWAIT2 [64180 - 155.8.146.6(80)] *Mar 1 01 22 27.726 TCP0 bad seg from 155.8.146.6 -- Application closed port 64180 seq 6611017 ack 470134918 rcvnxt 6611017 rcvwnd 4128 len 536 *Mar 1 01 22 27.726 TCP sending RST, seq 470134918, ack 0 *Mar 1 01 22 27.726 TCP0 state was FINWAIT2 - CLOSED [64180 - 155.8.146.6(80)] *Mar 1 01 22 27.726 TPA Released port 64180 in Transport Port Agent for TCP IP type 1 delay 240000 *Mar 1 01 22 27.726 TCB 0x391D1A4 destroyed *Mar 1 01 22 27.735 TCP sending RST, seq 470134919, ack 0 *Mar 1 01 22 27.735 TCP sent RST to 155.8.146.6 80 from 155.8.58.8 64180 Rack8SW2# 通信に失敗する原因は、R4, R5間のMTU sizeが小さすぎる事に起因します。WFQに関する設定を確認するために、mtuの設定を一時的に削除します。 R4 interface Serial0/1/0 no ip mtu R5 interface Serial0/1/0 no ip mtu WEQの設定を確認します。R5 s0/0/0をshutdownし、R6/SW2間, R1/SW4間でのHTTP通信を発生させまる。 R1 policy-map MARK class class-default set ip precedence 3 ! interface FastEthernet0/0 service-policy output MARK ! ip http server ip http path flash R5 class-map match-all IP_PREC3 match ip precedence 3 class-map match-all IP_PREC1 match ip precedence 1 ! policy-map METER class IP_PREC1 class IP_PREC3 ! interface FastEthernet 0/0 service-policy input METER ! interface Serial0/0/0 shutdown ! interface Serial0/1/0 service-policy input METER ! R6 policy-map MARK class class-default set ip precedence 1 ! interface FastEthernet0/0.146 service-policy output MARK ! ip http server ip http path flash ! copy http //cisco cisco@155.5.146.1/c2600-adventerprisek9-mz.124-10.bin flash SW2 ip http client password cisco ip http client source-interface Loopback 0 copy http //155.5.146.1/c2600-adventerprisek9-mz.124-10.bin null SW4 ip http client password cisco ip http client source-interface Loopback 0 copy http //155.5.146.1/c2600-adventerprisek9-mz.124-10.bin null precedence 1とprecedence 3の通信量の比率が1 2になっている事を確認します。 Rack5R5#clear counters Clear show interface counters on all interfaces [confirm] Rack5R5# May 29 01 00 33.999 %CLEAR-5-COUNTERS Clear counter on all interfaces by console Rack5R5# Rack5R5# Rack5R5#show policy-map interface Serial 0/1/0 Serial0/1/0 Service-policy input METER Class-map IP_PREC1 (match-all) 393 packets, 227940 bytes 5 minute offered rate 86000 bps Match ip precedence 1 Class-map IP_PREC3 (match-all) 786 packets, 455880 bytes 5 minute offered rate 26000 bps Match ip precedence 3 Class-map class-default (match-any) 8 packets, 3008 bytes 5 minute offered rate 0 bps, drop rate 0 bps Match any Rack5R5# 10.3. Legacy RTP Reserved Queue INE記載の確認方法では、MOS値がRTP Reserved Queueにより変化する事を確認できません。 私の場合は、以下の通り2つのHTTP通信を発生させRTP Reserved Queueを確認しました。 R1 no policy-map MARK ! ip sla monitor 1 type jitter dest-ipaddr 155.5.45.5 dest-port 16384 codec g729a timeout 100 frequency 1 ip sla monitor schedule 1 life forever start-time now R5 ip sla responder R6 no policy-map MARK ! policy-map MARK class class-default set ip precedence 7 ! interface FastEthernet0/0.146 service-policy output MARK SW2 ip http client password cisco ip http client source-interface Loopback 0 copy http //155.5.146.6/c2600-adventerprisek9-mz.124-10.bin null RTP Reserved Queueを設定していない状態では、udp jitterがtimeoutしている事が確認できます。(timeout値を大きめに設定すればMOS値を測定できたかもしれません) Rack5R1#show ip sla monitor statistics Round trip time (RTT) Index 1 Latest RTT NoConnection/Busy/Timeout Latest operation start time 01 44 29.562 UTC Sun May 29 2011 Latest operation return code Timeout RTT Values Number Of RTT 0 RTT Min/Avg/Max 0/0/0 ms Latency one-way time milliseconds Number of one-way Samples 0 Source to Destination one way Min/Avg/Max 0/0/0 ms Destination to Source one way Min/Avg/Max 0/0/0 ms Jitter time milliseconds Number of Jitter Samples 0 Source to Destination Jitter Min/Avg/Max 0/0/0 ms Destination to Source Jitter Min/Avg/Max 0/0/0 ms Packet Loss Values Loss Source to Destination 0 Loss Destination to Source 0 Out Of Sequence 0 Tail Drop 0 Packet Late Arrival 0 Voice Score Values Calculated Planning Impairment Factor (ICPIF) 0 Mean Opinion Score (MOS) 0 Number of successes 4 Number of failures 5 Operation time to live Forever Rack5R1# INE模範解答通りの設定を投入します。 R4 interface Serial0/1/0 no hold-queu out fair-queue max-reservation-bandwidth 100 ip rtp reservation 16384 16383 128 通信品質が改善され、timeoutが発生さず、MOS値も充分良い値を示しています。 Rack5R1#show ip sla monitor statistics Round trip time (RTT) Index 1 Latest RTT 60 ms Latest operation start time 01 46 35.961 UTC Sun May 29 2011 Latest operation return code OK RTT Values Number Of RTT 1000 RTT Min/Avg/Max 28/60/100 ms Latency one-way time milliseconds Number of one-way Samples 0 Source to Destination one way Min/Avg/Max 0/0/0 ms Destination to Source one way Min/Avg/Max 0/0/0 ms Jitter time milliseconds Number of Jitter Samples 999 Source to Destination Jitter Min/Avg/Max 3/23/65 ms Destination to Source Jitter Min/Avg/Max 1/1/11 ms Packet Loss Values Loss Source to Destination 0 Loss Destination to Source 0 Out Of Sequence 0 Tail Drop 0 Packet Late Arrival 0 Voice Score Values Calculated Planning Impairment Factor (ICPIF) 11 MOS score 4.06 Number of successes 6 Number of failures 9 Operation time to live Forever Rack5R1#
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Coward s LegacyはChain Beltのユニーク 入手方法 詳説・特徴 関連リンク Coward s Legacy Chain Belt ステータス要求値:LEVEL52 +(9-20) to maximum Energy Shield最大Energy Shield+(9-20) +(15-20) to all Attributes全ステータスに+(15-20) (5-10)% increased Movement Speed移動速度が(5-10)%増加 50% increased Effect of Curses on youあなたへのCurseの効果が50%増加 You count as on Low Life while you are Cursed with VulnerabilityあなたはVulnerabilityにかかっている間、Low Lifeとして扱われる You are Cursed with Level 20 Vulnerabilityあなたはレベル20のVulnerabilityにかかる Death is your most important duty.Face it, or curse your bloodline for all eternity. 入手方法 Incursionリーグ限定品。 カード等のドロップ以外の入手方法 アイテム 必要数 備考 Coward s Chains 1 The Temple of Atzoatl sのApex of Ascension部屋でアップグレード Vial of Consequence 1 詳説・特徴 関連リンク 英wiki https //pathofexile.gamepedia.com/Coward%27s_Legacy Unique Belts 一覧
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ハーフオーク Half-Orc ハーフオーク の副種族 Darklands Half-Orcs (Gloomkin) 出典 Heroes from the Fringe 24ページ、Bastards of Golarion 11ページ At the end of the Age of Darkness, when light returned to Golarion, many orcs lost their footholds on the surface world and returned to the Darklands, taking their half-orc progeny with them. Of all the half-orcs, gloomkin face the harshest treatment; they are punished and abused from birth for what orcs consider the taint of their bloodline. As the bottom of the social ladder in orc society, gloomkin are assigned the task that very few orcs take on willingly reading. They are the historians, scribes, and advisors, placing them in a key position to discover secrets and gain influence without drawing attention to themselves. Desert Half-Orcs (Sandkin) 出典 Heroes from the Fringe 25ページ、Bastards of Golarion 12ページ Desert half-orcs are born primarily in northern Garund and Osirion and often hold a level of esteem and self-assurance that is rare for half-orcs. Among desert orc tribes, the ability to tolerate harsh sunlight is a sign of strength, and weathering the sun is a rite of passage. Lacking their ancestors’ light sensitivity, half-orcs excel at these contests of endurance and easily earn high positions within their tribes. Desert half-orcs also fare better than most among human civilizations. The strong presence of Sarenrae’s followers has led to a culture of forgiveness and understanding that is rare in other parts of Golarion, making it easier for half-orcs to thrive. Many desert half-orcs believe they are blessed by Sarenrae and become clerics or paladins of her church. Jungle Half-Orcs (Rainkin) 出典 Heroes from the Fringe 25ページ、Bastards of Golarion 12ページ In the jungles of the Mwangi Expanse, the few remaining orc tribes have been largely cut off from others of their kind. Isolated since the orc empires collapsed after the Age of Darkness, only a handful of oral retellings recall the true heritage of these orcs and half-orcs, and their culture diverges greatly from other orc societies. It is said that some early Mwangi tribes participated in arranged marriages with orcs, leading half-orc children to be associated with alliances and prosperity, and true or not, half-orcs have been a major part of these orc tribes for generations. Even in the present day, many orcs are willing to pay a large dowry to bring half-orcs into their villages, and orphaned half-orcs are happily adopted. Because they usually come from rich families, rainkin halforcs often receive better treatment than their orc or human cousins. This can create a self-fulfilling prophecy; because half-orc children receive the best care, protection, and training, they are usually stronger and more skilled than orcs or humans, increasing the desire to have half-orcs in a tribe. While jungle half-orcs typically have great pride and selfworth, many are also resentful of the high expectations placed on them from birth and angry to be treated like a commodity by so many. As a result, rainkin have trouble forming close bonds with non-half-orcs, so they often create close-knit groups between themselves. Some of these groups even grow large enough to break off and form their own tribes. Mountain Half-Orcs (Cragkin) 出典 Heroes from the Fringe 25ページ、Bastards of Golarion 13ページ Cragkin are widespread across Golarion, found across all the mountain ranges of western Avistan. Thanks to their thin frames and quick wits, mountain-born half-orcs excel at climbing and acrobatic stunts. Anything less than a vertical cliff face is traversable, and often even that isn’t enough to stop them. To mountain half-orcs, obstacles are merely a foothold on their path to the top. Mountain orcs respect bravery, and cragkin have turned fearlessness and reckless abandon into a badge of honor. By using the terrain to their advantage against less surefooted enemies, they can attack from strange angles and gain advantages with just a few quick steps. They often take near-suicidal leaps to strike enemies from above, or trick enemies into falling to their deaths by leading them down impossible paths. Despite their great skill, accidents are common in this treacherous environment, and no one is surprised if one halforc returns after a raid and his companions do not. Many mountain half-orcs find a place among Shoanti and Ulfen settlements, where valor in battle is highly prized. As long as they are willing to respect the traditions of their adopted clans, they usually integrate well into these societies and contribute much to the community. Winter Half-Orcs (Frostkin) 出典 Heroes from the Fringe 26ページ、Bastards of Golarion 13ページ At the Crown of the World, nomadic clans of orcs live on the frozen wastes. The winter half-orcs that live among them are treated as the runts of the pack. However, strength in numbers is vital in the north, as many young do not survive the harsh winters. Even the weakest are provided for as long as they can prove their usefulness. Sewing, cooking, and child-rearing are all valued skills, and winter half-orcs who excel at these are treated better than most. Those who would rather prove their worth through their strength do so by hunting, as ritual combat is a frowned upon waste of energy and resources. While half-orcs are not well liked in the Linnorm Kingdoms, they may be able to find homes in the Ironbound Isles. Merchants traveling between Tian Xia and Avistan are often willing to hire on a half-orc as a guide and bodyguard across the Crown of the World. Winter half-orcs who migrate south into Irrisen can find an easier life in the growing half-orc communities, but they are unlikely to find any upward mobility unless they show skill at witchcraft. 代替種族特徴 Low-Light Vision Low-Light Vision 出典 Heroes of the Wild 5ページ Many feyborn have low-light vision. Races that normally have darkvision (such as dwarves and half-orcs) can take low-light vision in place of darkvision. In the case of humans, this trait replaces the skilled trait (and the human also gains fey magic and fey thoughts, as detailed in Fey Magic, above). Sea Raider Sea Raider 出典 Inner Sea Races 212ページ In the Lands of the Linnorm Kings and the Shackles, half-orcs frequently take up sailing as pirates, raiders, and fishers, where they are known as tenacious fighters. They gain a +2 racial bonus on Profession (sailor) checks and Craft checks to repair ships, and a +1 racial bonus on damage rolls against foes and objects in or on top of the water. This racial trait replaces darkvision. Vigilant Gaze Vigilant Gaze 出典 Heroes of the High Court 15ページ Half-orcs trained as bodyguards in foreign courts develop a keen eye for trouble, but their night vision, unnecessary in well-lit courts, dwindles. Half-orcs with this racial trait gain low-light vision and have a +1 racial bonus on Perception and Sense Motive checks. This racial trait replaces darkvision. Dragon Sight Dragon Sight 出典 Legacy of Dragons 11ページ Half-orcs with this trait gain some of the keen senses of dragonkind. They have darkvision with a range of 120 feet. This replaces darkvision and intimidating. War-Leader War-Leader 出典 Inner Sea Races 212ページ Some orcs seek out human mates in hopes of birthing intelligent leaders for their interminable war efforts. When nature and luck smile upon this endeavor and a half-orc child shows cunning, that child is raised with many harrowing opportunities to learn how to best lead on the battlefield. Such half-orcs gain a +2 bonus on Diplomacy and Profession (soldier) checks as well as to their Leadership score (for the purpose of the Leadership feat). Armies they control in mass combat gain a +1 bonus to Morale. (See Pathfinder RPG Ultimate Campaign.)This racial trait replaces darkvision and orc ferocity. Behind the Veil Behind the Veil 出典 Blood of Shadows 4ページ Characters with this trait slyly cover their body language and movements by acting in a shadowed or partitioned areas. These characters gain a +2 bonus on Bluff and Sleight of Hand checks while benefiting from concealment or cover. Dwarves can take this trait in place of stonecunning. Elves, gnomes, and half-elves can take this trait in place of low-light vision. Half-orcs can take this trait in place of intimidating, also gaining the shadow blendingARG fetchling racial trait. Halflings can take this trait in place of weapon familiarity. Burning Assurance Burning Assurance 出典 Heroes from the Fringe 25ページ、Bastards of Golarion 12ページ Sandkin lack the chip on their shoulder that many half-orcs acquire as a result of prejudice, and their self-confidence puts others at ease. Desert half-orcs with this racial trait gain a +2 racial bonus on Diplomacy checks. This replaces intimidating. Evader Evader 出典 Heroes from the Fringe 24ページ、Bastards of Golarion 11ページ Having lived all their lives at the mercy of savage underworld creatures, some gloomkin develop an uncanny knack for finding their way around silently in the dark. While underground, Darklands half-orcs with this racial trait gain a +5 racial bonus on Survival checks to avoid becoming lost and a +1 racial bonus on Stealth checks. This replaces intimidating. Shadowplay Shadowplay 出典 Blood of Shadows 5ページ Some illusionists are experts in manipulating light and darkness. Characters with this trait cast spells with the darkness, light, or shadowUM descriptor at +1 caster level. Dwarves can take this trait in place of greed. Elves can take this trait in place of elven magic, also gaining the fetchling’s spell-like abilitiesARG racial trait. Gnomes can take this trait in place of gnome magic. Halflings can take this trait in place of weapon familiarity. Half-orcs can take this trait in place of intimidating, also gaining the gnome’s illusion resistance racial trait. Unflinching Valor Unflinching Valor 出典 Heroes from the Fringe 26ページ、Bastards of Golarion 13ページ Many fearsome arctic predators consider young frostkin easy prey, but some frostkin manage to overcome their fear and fight off these beasts while they wait for help to arrive. Winter half-orcs with this racial trait gain a +2 racial bonus on saving throws against fear effects, and a +1 racial bonus to CMD to avoid being grappled. This replaces intimidating. Voice in the Darkness Voice in the Darkness 出典 Blood of Shadows 5ページ Prerequisite Charisma 13+. Characters who practice coercion and intimidation in the Darklands or on the Shadow Plane learn to do so in dim light or no light at all. As long as they are in dim light or darker conditions, characters with this trait gain a +2 bonus on Intimidate and Stealth checks. Dwarves can take this trait in place of stonecunning. Drow and elves can take this trait in place of weapon familiarity. Half-elves can take this trait in place of adaptability. Half-orcs can take this trait in place of intimidating. Hatred Hatred 出典 Agents of Evil 25ページ Half-orcs raised among orcs must prove themselves against their people’s enemies. Half-orcs with this racial trait gain a +1 racial bonus on attack rolls against humanoids of the dwarf, elf, and human subtypes because of their special training against these hated foes. This racial trait replaces intimidating and orc ferocity. Overlooked Mastermind Overlooked Mastermind 出典 Inner Sea Races 212ページ Some half-orcs use half-orcs’ brutish stereotypes to their advantage, causing others to underestimate their intelligence and scheming. Such half-orcs gain a +2 racial bonus on Bluff, Diplomacy, and Sense Motive checks. This bonus increases to +4 against other humanoids. They also receive a +2 racial bonus on Bluff checks to feign ignorance and Sense Motive checks to intercept secret messages, and this stacks with the above bonus. This racial trait replaces intimidating, orc ferocity, and weapon familiarity. Shaman Enhancement Shaman Enhancement 出典 Legacy of the First World 5ページ Certain half-orcs know rituals to enhance the strength and brutality of their allies. These halforcs gain a +2 racial bonus on Spellcraft checks. In addition, when such a half-orc acquires an animal companion, bonded mount, cohort, familiar, or spirit animal, that creature gains a +2 bonus to Strength, Dexterity, or Constitution, as selected by the half-orc. This racial trait replaces weapon familiarity and intimidating. ドラゴン殺し Dragon Slayer 出典 Legacy of Dragons 11ページ 一部のハーフオークは、利用したり奴隷にしたりするドラゴンから自分の種を守るために訓練する。この特性を持つハーフオークはドラゴンに対するACに+2の回避ボーナス、ドラゴンに対する攻撃ロールに+1の種族ボーナスを得る。この特性はオークの凶暴性と置き換える。 Fey Magic Fey Magic 出典 Heroes of the Wild 5ページ The character has a mystic connection to one terrain type, selected from the ranger’s favored terrain list. The character selects three 0-level druid spells and one 1st-level druid spell. If the character has a Charisma score of 11 or higher, when in the selected terrain, she gains these spells as spell-like abilities that can be cast once per day. The caster level for these effects is equal to the user’s character level. The DC for the spelllike abilities is equal to 10 + the spell’s level + the user’s Charisma modifier. These spells are treated as being from a fey source for the purposes of the druid’s resist nature’s lure class feature and similar abilities. A dwarf can take this trait in place of greed and stonecunning. An elf, half-elf, or half ling can take this trait in place of keen senses. A gnome can take this trait in place of obsessive. A half-orc can take it in place of orc ferocity. A human can take it in place of skilled. A human who replaces skilled with fey magic also gains fey thoughts and low-light vision. Tenacious Tenacious 出典 Heroes of the Streets 8ページ City-dwelling half-orcs must often be tenacious to get by. Once per day if a half-orc fails a Fortitude save, Will save, or Constitution check, he can reroll the save or check. The half-orc must take the second result, even if it is worse. This racial trait replaces orc ferocity. Warded Skin Warded Skin 出典 Heroes from the Fringe 25ページ、Bastards of Golarion 12ページ Many rainkin are protected from the power of Angazhan’s worshipers by elaborate tattoos that redirect demonic magic. Jungle half-orcs with this racial trait gain spell resistance against divine magic equal to 6 + their level. Additionally, divine spells cast on them by demon worshipers have a 10% chance of failure. This replaces orc ferocity. Cliffside Charger Cliffside Charger 出典 Heroes from the Fringe 26ページ、Bastards of Golarion 13ページ Cragkin are accustomed to traveling in the steep terrain of their mountain homes. When in mountain terrain, mountain half-orcs with this racial trait can move through natural difficult terrain at their normal speed; magically altered terrain affects them normally. In addition, cragkin gain a +10-foot racial bonus to their speed while charging. This replaces orc ferocity and weapon familiarity. Human-Raised Human-Raised 出典 Inner Sea Races 212ページ Some half-orcs raised as humans lack their cousins’ ferocity and training in orc weapons, but pick up a bit of their human parents’ skills. They gain the human’s skilled racial trait. This racial trait replaces orc ferocity and weapon familiarity. Poison Minion Poison Minion 出典 Blood of Shadows 5ページ Drow sometimes augment their slaves and frontline warriors by making them toxic, causing their bodies to internally produce mawbane poison (see below). The resulting poisonous creature makes a potent weapon in the effort to discourage neighboring monsters. Any creature that hits such a character with a bite attack is immediately exposed to its poison. The save DC for this poison is equal to 10 + 1/2 the character’s Hit Dice + the character’s Constitution modifier. Mawbane Poison—ingested; save Fortitude as above; frequency 1/round for 4 rounds; effect 1d2 Constitution damage; cure 1 save. Dwarves can take this trait in place of defensive training and hardy. Elves can take this trait in place of elven magic and weapon familiarity. Gnomes can take this trait in place of defensive training, gnome magic, and illusion resistance. Half-elves can take this trait in place of elven immunities and keen senses. Half-orcs can take this trait in place of orc ferocity and weapon familiarity. Humans can take this trait in place of skilled. Halfling physiology prevents them from taking this trait. Drow can take this trait in place of drow immunities, light blindness, spell resistance, and weapon familiarity. Wayangs can take this trait in place of light and dark, lurker, and shadow resistance. Dimdweller Dimdweller 出典 Blood of Shadows 4ページ Characters with this trait are at home in gloomy conditions. Whenever these characters benefit from concealment or full concealment due to darkness or dim light, they gain a +2 racial bonus on Intimidate, Perception, and Stealth checks. Dwarves can take this trait in place of the greed and stonecunning traits. Elves, gnomes, halflings, and half-orcs can take this trait in place of weapon familiarity. Half-elves can take this trait in place of adaptability. Humans can take this trait in place of the skilled trait, also gaining darkvision to a range of 60 feet. Dusksight Dusksight 出典 Blood of Shadows 4ページ Characters who operate below canopies or fight in dimly lit caves and shadowy planes of existence learn to use their low-light vision to deduce a foe’s position from the flickers of shadows around a target. When making ranged attacks, characters with this trait can reroll the miss chance granted by cover to any target in dim light, and take the better of the two rolls. The miss chance for total concealment applies normally. Dwarves can take this trait in place of hatred and darkvision, also gaining low-light vision. Elves, gnomes, half-elves, and halflings can take this trait in place of keen senses. Half-orcs can take this trait in place of weapon familiarity, also gaining low-light vision. フェイの思考 Fey Thoughts 出典 Heroes of the Wild 5ページ キャラクターは始まりの世界の原住民のように見える。以下の技能から2つを選択する:〈軽業〉、〈はったり〉、〈登攀〉、〈交渉〉、〈変装〉、〈脱出術〉、〈飛行〉、〈知識:自然〉、〈知覚〉、〈芸能〉、〈真意看破〉、〈手先の早業〉、〈隠密〉、〈水泳〉、〈魔法装置使用〉。選択した技能は、キャラクターのクラス技能となる。 ドワーフは嫌悪と置き換える。エルフ、ノーム、ハーフオークは武器精通の特性と置き換える。ハーフエルフは多才と置き換える。ハーフリングは大胆不敵と置き換える。人間の場合、熟練と置き換える(または人間は上記のFey Magicの詳細にあるFey Magicとlow-light visionも得る)。 Pariah Pariah 出典 Inner Sea Races 212ページ While many cultures discriminate against half-orcs, in some, particularly dwarven communities, half-orcs are complete social pariahs. It goes without saying that such a culture does not provide outlets for a half-orc to practice with traditional orc weapons. The few half-orcs who survive to adulthood in such harsh social climates are deeply scarred by their abusive treatment and find it hard to express and understand normal emotions. Such half-orcs gain a +2 racial bonus on saving throws against emotion and fear effects and a –2 penalty on Bluff, Diplomacy, and Sense Motive checks. This racial trait replaces weapon familiarity. Shadowhunter Shadowhunter 出典 Blood of Shadows 5ページ Those who understand the connection between shadows and the Negative Energy Plane know how to fight the spirits of darkness. Characters with this trait deal 50% weapon damage to incorporeal creatures when using nonmagical weapons (including natural and unarmed attacks), as if using magic weapons. They also gain a +2 bonus on saving throws to remove negative levels, and recover physical ability damage from attacks by undead creatures at a rate of 2 points per ability score per day (rather than the normal 1 point per ability score per day). Dwarves, elves, gnomes, half-orcs, and halflings can take this trait in place of weapon familiarity. Half-elves can take this trait in place of elven immunities. Humans can take this trait in place of their bonus feat, also gaining Iron Will as a bonus feat.
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Chapter V.賠償(Reparation)-1 Contents Top Chapter I.序論(Introductory) Chapter II.戦争以前のヨーロッパ(Europe before the War) Chapter III.会議(The Conference) Chapter IV.条約(The Treaty)-1 Chapter IV.条約(The Treaty)-2 Chapter IV.条約(The Treaty)-3 Chapter V.賠償(Reparation)-1 Chapter V.賠償(Reparation)-2 Chapter V.賠償(Reparation)-3 Chapter V.賠償(Reparation)-4 Chapter V.賠償(Reparation)-5 Chapter VI.条約後のヨーロッパ(Europe after the Treaty)-5 Chapter VII.救済策(Remedies)-1 Chapter VII.救済策(Remedies)-2 Chapter V.賠償(Reparation)-1 1. Undertakings given prior to the Peace Negotiations The categories of damage in respect of which the Allies were entitled to ask for Reparation are governed by the relevant passages in President Wilson s Fourteen Points of January 8, 1918, as modified by the Allied Governments in their qualifying Note, the text of which the President formally communicated to the German Government as the basis of peace on November 5, 1918. These passages have been quoted in full at the beginning of Chapter IV. That is to say, "compensation will be made by Germany for all damage done to the civilian population of the Allies and to their property by the aggression of Germany by land, by sea, and from the air." The limiting quality of this sentence is reinforced by the passage in the President s speech before Congress on February 11, 1918 (the terms of this speech being an express part of the contract with the enemy), that there shall be "no contributions" and "no punitive damages." It has sometimes been argued that the preamble to paragraph 19[76] of the Armistice Terms, to the effect "that any future claims and demands of the Allies and the United States of America remain unaffected," wiped out all precedent conditions, and left the Allies free to make whatever demands they chose. But it is not possible to maintain that this casual protective phrase, to which no one at the time attached any particular importance, did away with all the formal communications which passed between the President and the German Government as to the basis of the Terms of Peace during the days preceding the Armistice, abolished the Fourteen Points, and converted the German acceptance of the Armistice Terms into unconditional surrender, so far as it affects the Financial Clauses. It is merely the usual phrase of the draftsman, who, about to rehearse a list of certain claims, wishes to guard himself from the implication that such list is exhaustive. In any case, this contention is disposed of by the Allied reply to the German observations on the first draft of the Treaty, where it is admitted that the terms of the Reparation Chapter must be governed by the President s Note of November 5. Assuming then that the terms of this Note are binding, we are left to elucidate the precise force of the phrase—"all damage done to the civilian population of the Allies and to their property by the aggression of Germany by land, by sea, and from the air." Few sentences in history have given so much work to the sophists and the lawyers, as we shall see in the next section of this chapter, as this apparently simple and unambiguous statement. Some have not scrupled to argue that it covers the entire cost of the war; for, they point out, the entire cost of the war has to be met by taxation, and such taxation is "damaging to the civilian population." They admit that the phrase is cumbrous, and that it would have been simpler to have said "all loss and expenditure of whatever description"; and they allow that the apparent emphasis of damage to the persons and property of civilians is unfortunate; but errors of draftsmanship should not, in their opinion, shut off the Allies from the rights inherent in victors. But there are not only the limitations of the phrase in its natural meaning and the emphasis on civilian damages as distinct from military expenditure generally; it must also be remembered that the context of the term is in elucidation of the meaning of the term "restoration" in the President s Fourteen Points. The Fourteen Points provide for damage in invaded territory—Belgium, France, Roumania, Serbia, and Montenegro (Italy being unaccountably omitted)—but they do not cover losses at sea by submarine, bombardments from the sea (as at Scarborough), or damage done by air raids. It was to repair these omissions, which involved losses to the life and property of civilians not really distinguishable in kind from those effected in occupied territory, that the Supreme Council of the Allies in Paris proposed to President Wilson their qualifications. At that time—the last days of October, 1918—I do not believe that any responsible statesman had in mind the exaction from Germany of an indemnity for the general costs of the war. They sought only to make it clear (a point of considerable importance to Great Britain) that reparation for damage done to non-combatants and their property was not limited to invaded territory (as it would have been by the Fourteen Points unqualified), but applied equally to all such damage, whether "by land, by sea, or from the air" It was only at a later stage that a general popular demand for an indemnity, covering the full costs of the war, made it politically desirable to practise dishonesty and to try to discover in the written word what was not there. What damages, then, can be claimed from the enemy on a strict interpretation of our engagements?[77] In the case of the United Kingdom the bill would cover the following items — (a) Damage to civilian life and property by the acts of an enemy Government including damage by air raids, naval bombardments, submarine warfare, and mines. (b) Compensation for improper treatment of interned civilians. It would not include the general costs of the war, or (e.g.) indirect damage due to loss of trade. The French claim would include, as well as items corresponding to the above — (c) Damage done to the property and persons of civilians in the war area, and by aerial warfare behind the enemy lines. (d) Compensation for loot of food, raw materials, live-stock, machinery, household effects, timber, and the like by the enemy Governments or their nationals in territory occupied by them. (e) Repayment of fines and requisitions levied by the enemy Governments or their officers on French municipalities or nationals. (f) Compensation to French nationals deported or compelled to do forced labor. In addition to the above there is a further item of more doubtful character, namely— (g) The expenses of the Relief Commission in providing necessary food and clothing to maintain the civilian French population in the enemy-occupied districts. The Belgian claim would include similar items.[78] If it were argued that in the case of Belgium something more nearly resembling an indemnity for general war costs can be justified, this could only be on the ground of the breach of International Law involved in the invasion of Belgium, whereas, as we have seen, the Fourteen Points include no special demands on this ground.[79] As the cost of Belgian Belief under (g), as well as her general war costs, has been met already by advances from the British, French, and United States Governments, Belgium would presumably employ any repayment of them by Germany in part discharge of her debt to these Governments, so that any such demands are, in effect, an addition to the claims of the three lending Governments. The claims of the other Allies would be compiled on similar lines. But in their case the question arises more acutely how far Germany can be made contingently liable for damage done, not by herself, but by her co-belligerents, Austria-Hungary, Bulgaria, and Turkey. This is one of the many questions to which the Fourteen Points give no clear answer; on the one hand, they cover explicitly in Point 11 damage done to Roumania, Serbia, and Montenegro, without qualification as to the nationality of the troops inflicting the damage; on the other hand, the Note of the Allies speaks of "German" aggression when it might have spoken of the aggression of "Germany and her allies." On a strict and literal interpretation, I doubt if claims lie against Germany for damage done,—e.g. by the Turks to the Suez Canal, or by Austrian submarines in the Adriatic. But it is a case where, if the Allies wished to strain a point, they could impose contingent liability on Germany without running seriously contrary to the general intention of their engagements. As between the Allies themselves the case is quite different. It would be an act of gross unfairness and infidelity if France and Great Britain were to take what Germany could pay and leave Italy and Serbia to get what they could out of the remains of Austria-Hungary. As amongst the Allies themselves it is clear that assets should be pooled and shared out in proportion to aggregate claims. In this event, and if my estimate is accepted, as given below, that Germany s capacity to pay will be exhausted by the direct and legitimate claims which the Allies hold against her, the question of her contingent liability for her allies becomes academic. Prudent and honorable statesmanship would therefore have given her the benefit of the doubt, and claimed against her nothing but the damage she had herself caused. What, on the above basis of claims, would the aggregate demand amount to? No figures exist on which to base any scientific or exact estimate, and I give my own guess for what it is worth, prefacing it with the following observations. The amount of the material damage done in the invaded districts has been the subject of enormous, if natural, exaggeration A journey through the devastated areas of France is impressive to the eye and the imagination beyond description. During the winter of 1918-19, before Nature had cast over the scene her ameliorating mantle, the horror and desolation of war was made visible to sight on an extraordinary scale of blasted grandeur. The completeness of the destruction was evident. For mile after mile nothing was left. No building was habitable and no field fit for the plow. The sameness was also striking. One devastated area was exactly like another—a heap of rubble, a morass of shell-holes, and a tangle of wire.[80] The amount of human labor which would be required to restore such a countryside seemed incalculable; and to the returned traveler any number of milliards of dollars was inadequate to express in matter the destruction thus impressed upon his spirit. Some Governments for a variety of intelligible reasons have not been ashamed to exploit these feelings a little. Popular sentiment is most at fault, I think, in the case of Belgium. In any event Belgium is a small country, and in its case the actual area of devastation is a small proportion of the whole. The first onrush of the Germans in 1914 did some damage locally; after that the battle-line in Belgium did not sway backwards and forwards, as in France, over a deep belt of country. It was practically stationary, and hostilities were confined to a small corner of the country, much of which in recent times was backward, poor, and sleepy, and did not include the active industry of the country. There remains some injury in the small flooded area, the deliberate damage done by the retreating Germans to buildings, plant, and transport, and the loot of machinery, cattle, and other movable property. But Brussels, Antwerp, and even Ostend are substantially intact, and the great bulk of the land, which is Belgium s chief wealth, is nearly as well cultivated as before. The traveler by motor can pass through and from end to end of the devastated area of Belgium almost before he knows it; whereas the destruction in France is on a different kind of scale altogether. Industrially, the loot has been serious and for the moment paralyzing; but the actual money cost of replacing machinery mounts up slowly, and a few tens of millions would have covered the value of every machine of every possible description that Belgium ever possessed. Besides, the cold statistician must not overlook the fact that the Belgian people possess the instinct of individual self-protection unusually well developed; and the great mass of German bank-notes[81] held in the country at the date of the Armistice, shows that certain classes of them at least found a way, in spite of all the severities and barbarities of German rule, to profit at the expense of the invader. Belgian claims against Germany such as I have seen, amounting to a sum in excess of the total estimated pre-war wealth of the whole country, are simply irresponsible.[82] It will help to guide our ideas to quote the official survey of Belgian wealth, published in 1913 by the Finance Ministry of Belgium, which was as follows Land $1,320,000,000 tons. Buildings 1,175,000,000 " Personal wealth 2,725,000,000 " Cash 85,000,000 " Furniture, etc. 600,000,000 " $5,905,000,000 " This total yields an average of $780 per inhabitant, which Dr. Stamp, the highest authority on the subject, is disposed to consider as prima facie too low (though he does not accept certain much higher estimates lately current), the corresponding wealth per head (to take Belgium s immediate neighbors) being $835 for Holland, $1,220 for Germany, and $1,515 for France.[83] A total of $7,500,000,000, giving an average of about $1,000 per head, would, however, be fairly liberal. The official estimate of land and buildings is likely to be more accurate than the rest. On the other hand, allowance has to be made for the increased costs of construction. Having regard to all these considerations, I do not put the money value of the actual physical loss of Belgian property by destruction and loot above $750,000,000 as a maximum, and while I hesitate to put yet lower an estimate which differs so widely from those generally current, I shall be surprised if it proves possible to substantiate claims even to this amount. Claims in respect of levies, fines, requisitions, and so forth might possibly amount to a further $500,000,000. If the sums advanced to Belgium by her allies for the general costs of the war are to be included, a sum of about $1,250,000,000 has to be added (which includes the cost of relief), bringing the total to $2,500,000,000. The destruction in France was on an altogether more significant scale, not only as regards the length of the battle line, but also on account of the immensely deeper area of country over which the battle swayed from time to time. It is a popular delusion to think of Belgium as the principal victim of the war; it will turn out, I believe, that taking account of casualties, loss of property and burden of future debt, Belgium has made the least relative sacrifice of all the belligerents except the United States. Of the Allies, Serbia s sufferings and loss have been proportionately the greatest, and after Serbia, France. France in all essentials was just as much the victim of German ambition as was Belgium, and France s entry into the war was just as unavoidable. France, in my judgment, in spite of her policy at the Peace Conference, a policy largely traceable to her sufferings, has the greatest claims on our generosity. The special position occupied by Belgium in the popular mind is due, of course, to the fact that in 1914 her sacrifice was by far the greatest of any of the Allies. But after 1914 she played a minor rôle. Consequently, by the end of 1918, her relative sacrifices, apart from those sufferings from invasion which cannot be measured in money, had fallen behind, and in some respects they were not even as great, for example, as Australia s. I say this with no wish to evade the obligations towards Belgium under which the pronouncements of our responsible statesmen at many different dates have certainly laid us. Great Britain ought not to seek any payment at all from Germany for herself until the just claims of Belgium have been fully satisfied. But this is no reason why we or they should not tell the truth about the amount. While the French claims are immensely greater, here too there has been excessive exaggeration, as responsible French statisticians have themselves pointed out. Not above 10 per cent of the area of France was effectively occupied by the enemy, and not above 4 per cent lay within the area of substantial devastation. Of the sixty French towns having a population exceeding 35,000, only two were destroyed—Reims (115,178) and St. Quentin (55,571); three others were occupied—Lille, Roubaix, and Douai—and suffered from loot of machinery and other property, but were not substantially injured otherwise. Amiens, Calais, Dunkerque, and Boulogne suffered secondary damage by bombardment and from the air; but the value of Calais and Boulogne must have been increased by the new works of various kinds erected for the use of the British Army. The Annuaire Statistique de la France, 1917, values the entire house property of France at $11,900,000,000 (59.5 milliard francs).[84] An estimate current in France of $4,000,000,000 (20 milliard francs) for the destruction of house property alone is, therefore, obviously wide of the mark.[85] $600,000,000 at pre-war prices, or say $1,250,000,000 at the present time, is much nearer the right figure. Estimates of the value of the land of France (apart from buildings) vary from $12,400,000,000 to $15,580,000,000, so that it would be extravagant to put the damage on this head as high as $500,000,000. Farm Capital for the whole of France has not been put by responsible authorities above $2,100,000,000.[86] There remain the loss of furniture and machinery, the damage to the coal-mines and the transport system, and many other minor items. But these losses, however serious, cannot be reckoned in value by hundreds of millions of dollars in respect of so small a part of France. In short, it will be difficult to establish a bill exceeding $2,500,000,000 for physical and material damage in the occupied and devastated areas of Northern France.[87] I am confirmed in this estimate by the opinion of M. René Pupin, the author of the most comprehensive and scientific estimate of the pre-war wealth of France,[88] which I did not come across until after my own figure had been arrived at. This authority estimates the material losses of the invaded regions at from $2,000,000,000 to $3,000,000,000 (10 to 15 milliards),[89] between which my own figure falls half-way. Nevertheless, M. Dubois, speaking on behalf of the Budget Commission of the Chamber, has given the figure of $13,000,000,000 (65 milliard francs) "as a minimum" without counting "war levies, losses at sea, the roads, or the loss of public monuments." And M. Loucheur, the Minister of Industrial Reconstruction, stated before the Senate on the 17th February, 1919, that the reconstitution of the devastated regions would involve an expenditure of $15,000,000,000 (75 milliard francs),—more than double M. Pupin s estimate of the entire wealth of their inhabitants. But then at that time M. Loucheur was taking a prominent part in advocating the claims of France before the Peace Conference, and, like others, may have found strict veracity inconsistent with the demands of patriotism.[90] The figure discussed so far is not, however, the totality of the French claims. There remain, in particular, levies and requisitions on the occupied areas and the losses of the French mercantile marine at sea from the attacks of German cruisers and submarines. Probably $1,000,000,000 would be ample to cover all such claims; but to be on the safe side, we will, somewhat arbitrarily, make an addition to the French claim of $1,500,000,000 on all heads, bringing it to $4,000,000,000 in all. The statements of M. Dubois and M. Loucheur were made in the early spring of 1919. A speech delivered by M. Klotz before the French Chamber six months later (Sept. 5, 1919) was less excusable. In this speech the French Minister of Finance estimated the total French claims for damage to property (presumably inclusive of losses at sea, etc., but apart from pensions and allowances) at $26,800,000,000 (134 milliard francs), or more than six times my estimate. Even if my figure prove erroneous, M. Klotz s can never have been justified. So grave has been the deception practised on the French people by their Ministers that when the inevitable enlightenment comes, as it soon must (both as to their own claims and as to Germany s capacity to meet them), the repercussions will strike at more than M. Klotz, and may even involve the order of Government and Society for which he stands. British claims on the present basis would be practically limited to losses by sea—losses of hulls and losses of cargoes. Claims would lie, of course, for damage to civilian property in air raids and by bombardment from the sea, but in relation to such figures as we are now dealing with, the money value involved is insignificant,—$25,000,000 might cover them all, and $50,000,000 would certainly do so. The British mercantile vessels lost by enemy action, excluding fishing vessels, numbered 2479, with an aggregate of 7,759,090 tons gross.[91] There is room for considerable divergence of opinion as to the proper rate to take for replacement cost; at the figure of $150 per gross ton, which with the rapid growth of shipbuilding may soon be too high but can be replaced by any other which better authorities[92] may prefer, the aggregate claim is $1,150,000,000. To this must be added the loss of cargoes, the value of which is almost entirely a matter of guesswork. An estimate of $200 per ton of shipping lost may be as good an approximation as is possible, that is to say $1,550,000,000, making $2,700,000,000 altogether. An addition to this of $150,000,000, to cover air raids, bombardments, claims of interned civilians, and miscellaneous items of every description, should be more than sufficient,—making a total claim for Great Britain of $2,850,000,000. It is surprising, perhaps, that the money value of Great Britain s claim should be so little short of that of France and actually in excess of that of Belgium. But, measured either by pecuniary loss or real loss to the economic power of the country, the injury to her mercantile marine was enormous. There remain the claims of Italy, Serbia, and Roumania for damage by invasion and of these and other countries, as for example Greece,[93] for losses at sea. I will assume for the present argument that these claims rank against Germany, even when they were directly caused not by her but by her allies; but that it is not proposed to enter any such claims on behalf of Russia.[94] Italy s losses by invasion and at sea cannot be very heavy, and a figure of from $250,000,000 to $500,000,000 would be fully adequate to cover them. The losses of Serbia, although from a human point of view her sufferings were the greatest of all,[95] are not measured pecuniarily by very great figures, on account of her low economic development. Dr. Stamp (loc. cit.) quotes an estimate by the Italian statistician Maroi, which puts the national wealth of Serbia at $2,400,000,000 or $525 per head,[96] and the greater part of this would be represented by land which has sustained no permanent damage.[97] In view of the very inadequate data for guessing at more than the general magnitude of the legitimate claims of this group of countries, I prefer to make one guess rather than several and to put the figure for the whole group at the round sum of $1,250,000,000. We are finally left with the following— Belgium $2,500,000,000[98] France 4,000,000,000 Great Britain 2,850,000,000 Other Allies 1,250,000,000 Total $10,600,000,000 I need not impress on the reader that there is much guesswork in the above, and the figure for France in particular is likely to be criticized. But I feel some confidence that the general magnitude, as distinct from the precise figures, is not hopelessly erroneous; and this may be expressed by the statement that a claim against Germany, based on the interpretation of the pre-Armistice engagements of the Allied Powers which is adopted above, would assuredly be found to exceed $8,000,000,000 and to fall short of $15,000,000,000. This is the amount of the claim which we were entitled to present to the enemy. For reasons which will appear more fully later on, I believe that it would have been a wise and just act to have asked the German Government at the Peace Negotiations to agree to a sum of $10,000,000,000 in final settlement, without further examination of particulars. This would have provided an immediate and certain solution, and would have required from Germany a sum which, if she were granted certain indulgences, it might not have proved entirely impossible for her to pay. This sum should have been divided up amongst the Allies themselves on a basis of need and general equity. But the question was not settled on its merits.
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} rt { font-family Arial, Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif; } /** Main table styling **/ #trackinfo, #lyrics { font-family Noto Sans JP , sans-serif; font-weight 350; } .track_number { font-family Rockwell; font-weight bold; } .track_number after { content . ; } #track_args, .amp_text { display none; } #trackinfo { position relative; float right; margin 0 0 1em 1em; padding 0.3em; width 320px; border-collapse separate; border-radius 5px; border-spacing 0; background-color #F9F9F9; font-size 90%; line-height 1.4em; } #trackinfo th { white-space nowrap; } #trackinfo th, #trackinfo td { border none !important; } #trackinfo thead th { background-color #D8D8D8; box-shadow 0 -3px #F9F9F9 inset; padding 4px 2.5em 7px; white-space normal; font-size 120%; text-align center; } .trackrow { background-color #F0F0F0; box-shadow 0 2px #F9F9F9 inset, 0 -2px #F9F9F9 inset; } #trackinfo td ul { margin 0; padding 0; list-style none; } #trackinfo li { line-height 16px; } #trackinfo li nth-of-type(n+2) { margin-top 6px; } #trackinfo dl { margin 0; } #trackinfo dt { font-size small; font-weight bold; } #trackinfo dd { margin-left 1.2em; } #trackinfo dd + dt { margin-top .5em; } #trackinfo_help { position absolute; top 3px; right 8px; font-size 80%; } /** Media styling **/ #trackinfo .media th { background-color #D8D8D8; padding 4px 0; font-size 95%; text-align center; } .media td { padding 0 2px; } .media iframe nth-of-type(n+2) { margin-top 0.3em; } .youtube + .nicovideo, .youtube + .soundcloud, .nicovideo + .soundcloud { margin-top 0.75em; } .media_section { display flex; align-items center; text-align center; } .media_section before, .media_section after { display block; flex-grow 1; content ; height 1px; } .media_section before { margin-right 0.5em; background linear-gradient(-90deg, #888, transparent); } .media_section after { margin-left 0.5em; background linear-gradient(90deg, #888, transparent); } .media_notice { color firebrick; font-size 77.5%; } /** Around track styling **/ .next-track { float right; } /** Infomation styling **/ #trackinfo .info_header th { padding .3em .5em; background-color #D8D8D8; font-size 95%; } #trackinfo .infomation_show_btn_wrapper { float right; font-size 12px; user-select none; } #trackinfo .infomation_show_btn { cursor pointer; } #trackinfo .info_content td { padding 0 0 0 5px; height 0; transition .3s; } #trackinfo .info_content ul { padding 0; margin 0; max-height 0; list-style initial; transition .3s; } #trackinfo .info_content li { opacity 0; visibility hidden; margin 0 0 0 1.5em; transition .3s, opacity .2s; } #trackinfo .info_content.infomation_show td { padding 5px; height 100%; } #trackinfo .info_content.infomation_show ul { padding 5px 0; max-height 50em; } #trackinfo .info_content.infomation_show li { opacity 1; visibility visible; } #trackinfo .info_content.infomation_show li nth-of-type(n+2) { margin-top 10px; } /** Lyrics styling **/ #lyrics { font-size 1.06em; line-height 1.6em; } .not_in_card, .inaudible { display inline; position relative; } .not_in_card { border-bottom dashed 1px #D0D0D0; } .tooltip { display flex; visibility hidden; position absolute; top -42.5px; left 0; width 275px; min-height 20px; max-height 100px; padding 10px; border-radius 5px; background-color #555; align-items center; color #FFF; font-size 85%; line-height 20px; text-align center; white-space nowrap; opacity 0; transition 0.7s; -webkit-user-select none; -moz-user-select none; -ms-user-select none; user-select none; } .inaudible .tooltip { top -68.5px; } span hover + .tooltip { visibility visible; top -47.5px; opacity 0.8; transition 0.3s; } .inaudible span hover + .tooltip { top -73.5px; } .not_in_card span.hide { top -42.5px; opacity 0; transition 0.7s; } .inaudible .img { display inline-block; width 3.45em; height 1.25em; margin-right 4px; margin-bottom -3.5px; margin-left 4px; background-image url(https //img.atwikiimg.com/www31.atwiki.jp/touhoukashi/attach/2971/7/Inaudible.png); background-size contain; background-repeat no-repeat; } .not_in_card after, .inaudible .img after { content ; visibility hidden; position absolute; top -8.5px; left 42.5%; border-width 5px; border-style solid; border-color #555 transparent transparent transparent; opacity 0; transition 0.7s; } .not_in_card hover after, .inaudible .img hover after { content ; visibility visible; top -13.5px; left 42.5%; opacity 0.8; transition 0.3s; } .not_in_card after { top -2.5px; left 50%; } .not_in_card hover after { top -7.5px; left 50%; } .not_in_card.hide after { visibility hidden; top -2.5px; opacity 0; transition 0.7s; } /** For mobile device styling **/ .uk-overflow-container { display inline; } #trackinfo.mobile { display table; float none; width 100%; margin auto; margin-bottom 1em; } #trackinfo.mobile th { text-transform none; } #trackinfo.mobile tbody tr not(.media) th { text-align left; background-color unset; } #trackinfo.mobile td { white-space normal; } document.addEventListener( DOMContentLoaded , function() { use strict ; const headers = { title アルバム別曲名 , album アルバム , circle サークル , vocal Vocal , lyric Lyric , chorus Chorus , narrator Narration , rap Rap , voice Voice , whistle Whistle (口笛) , translate Translation (翻訳) , arrange Arrange , artist Artist , bass Bass , cajon Cajon (カホン) , drum Drum , guitar Guitar , keyboard Keyboard , mc MC , mix Mix , piano Piano , sax Sax , strings Strings , synthesizer Synthesizer , trumpet Trumpet , violin Violin , original 原曲 , image_song イメージ曲 }; const rPagename = /(?=^|.*