Add to ORKGEkiken Kaibara, a scholar focused on Confucianism of the Fukuoka feudal clan, had left numerous books on the Fukuoka feudal clan. The texts which Ekiken worked on were about general history and topography. This research/article is focused on Ekiken\u27s texts on vassal corps. Through the analyzation of his texts, I have clarified Ekiken\u27s recognition of military power. Furthermore, I considered the influence of his thoughts on Japanese history. For this research, relations between the image of twenty four vassals and Ekiken\u27s recognition on military power had been examined. And I also examined people thoughts on samurai during this peaceful times
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To think about why Samurai is an important way to recognize Japanese or Japanese culture. I will mak...
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© 2019 Jake BattyWhilst the concept of gekokujo (low overcoming high) is well documented in the stud...
In this essay, the religious aspect of the growing nationalism in Japanese society during the ea...
The history of the Meiji Restoration has been studied primarily from a Eurocentric and modernist per...
This study is concerned with BUNKYU NO KAIKAKU (the reform of military government in 1863) in CHOSHU...
In order to investigate some characteristics of power structure in Kinki area in Sengoku period I a...
The Japanese emperor and imperial court's social and political significance during Sengoku (1467-156...
Kaibara Ekiken, a confucian in Edo era, wrote the book Rakukun that illuminates appropriate Raku (pl...
Studies on the characteristic features of military reform during the final phase of Japan's early m...
"Unlike other samurai of his time, Kaibara Ekiken (1630-1714) was concerned less with swordsmanship ...
In the end of 1860 Japan faced a bloody civil war. The 200 year old Tokugawa Shogunate lost its powe...
The people come to write down various information after a thing of the Edo era for a half term. I pa...
The result of our experiment clearly that the colonial militia who settled in Kitami and Kamiyubetsu...
To think about why Samurai is an important way to recognize Japanese or Japanese culture. I will mak...
This is the first work to consider the Japanese warriors from the “intangible culture” per...
In 1700 Yamamoto Tsunetomo, a samurai of the province of Saga in northern Kyushu, retired from activ...
© 2019 Jake BattyWhilst the concept of gekokujo (low overcoming high) is well documented in the stud...
In this essay, the religious aspect of the growing nationalism in Japanese society during the ea...
The history of the Meiji Restoration has been studied primarily from a Eurocentric and modernist per...