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      Japanese HistoryJapanese BuddhismZen BuddhismTokugawa Ieyasu
In the year 1582, Nobunaga was suddenly killed by his vassal, Akechi Mitsuhide. To this day, Nobunaga’s assassination remains one of the greatest mysteries of Japanese history. Nobody knows why Akechi Mitsuhide at the last minute suddenly... more
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      HistoryJapanese StudiesJapanese BuddhismJapanese
Lo que se pretende con este trabajo es hacer un análisis de la evolución del ejército de Japón a lo largo de los siglos, desgranando para ello las distintas partes que se han ido incorporando al mismo conforme se ha vuelto una... more
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      Military HistoryJapanese HistoryEast Asian StudiesTokugawa Japan
El final del siglo XVI en Japón fue una época convulsa en la que varias facciones en un mar de alianzas cambiantes pugnaban por conseguir la supremacía. Tres grandes personajes aparecen en esta época, cuya labor conjunta consiguió... more
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      Japanese StudiesJapanese HistoryWarfareHistory of the Samurai
This study seeks to clarify the limits of knowledge regarding Azuchi Castle (Azuchi-jō) and, in turn, offers a multifaceted interpretation of its crowning glory―the six-story, lavishly decorated, timber-framed tower known as a tenshu... more
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      Japanese ArtJapanese Art HistoryJapanese ArchitectureCastles
The Japan Foundation, Sydney (国際交流基金シドニー日本文化センター) 日本語講座ゲストセッション
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      Japanese StudiesJapanese Language And CultureManga and Anime StudiesTokugawa Ieyasu
While researching the tactical facts surrounding the Battle of Nagashino, three historiographic issues became apparent. First, most secondary authors were not concerned with how the actual battle itself was conducted, but rather the... more
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      Military HistoryJapanese HistoryChinese Military HistorySengoku Period
The Battle of Nagashino (Japan, 1575) is often simplistically described as a victory of one force armed with technologically advanced firearms (the Oda and Tokugawa) against a more “traditional” force (the Takeda). This attention on... more
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      Military HistoryMilitary IntelligenceJapanese HistorySengoku Period
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      Japanese StudiesArt HistoryPerforming ArtsJapanese Literature
Most people familiar with Japanese military history know of the Battle of Nagashino (1575). The greater political ramifications of Oda Nobunaga’s elimination of Takeda Katsuyori as a significant threat have been explored in great detail;... more
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      Military HistoryJapanese HistorySengoku PeriodPremodern Japan
本稿では、古代から中世まで、日本における「天下」という概念の使用史を概説し、十五世紀の後期に起きた「天下統一」という現象に論点を絞る。織田信長・豊臣秀吉が支配していた時期(いわゆる織豊期)に亘って、「天下」の展開について検討を加える。近年の研究は、当該の「天下」を京都・畿内地域と定義されており、政治的な側面を議論の対象から除外されている傾向にある。そこで、筆者は様々な視点から「天下」の内容を分析する。... more
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      Japanese HistoryPolitical LegitimacyOda NobunagaToyotomi Hideyoshi
Los videojuegos ambientados en el periodo Sengoku son tan numerosos y populares que han llegado a constituir un subgénero propio, los Sengoku jidai gêmu. Dentro de estos videojuegos, tres figuras son especialmente representadas, los... more
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      Video Games and LearningVideo GamesSengoku PeriodOda Nobunaga
Military changes that took place in Japan during the late sixteenth century bear a striking resemblance to those in Europe at about the same time. This essay argues that the Roberts thesis of military revolution – widely applied to Europe... more
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      HistoryMilitary HistoryJapanese StudiesOda Nobunaga