JAPANESE SAMURAI-BOOK, SWORD ARISTOCRACY, TOYOTOMI HIDEYOSHI, NINJA-LORDS, 1650

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JAPANESE SAMURAI BOOK
TOYOTOMI HIDEYOSHI (1537-1598)
The Hideyoshi`s descendants were killed !!!
HAND DRAWING OF A SAMURAI
TAIKO SHIN KEN KI--BUSHIDO HONOR CODE
NINJA-DAIMYO-FEUDAL LORDS
Kyoto, anno 1650
NINJA-LORDS
Top-Rarely !!!
*** The Hideyoshi's descendants
were killed
***
*** NINJA, SAMURAI und DAIMYO ***
*** DAIMYO-SEALS ***
***NINJA-LORDS***
*** Washi Paper***
***Kyoto, anno 1650***
***Red Seals of Nobility***
COLLATION:
Full-page woodcuts, partly doublesheet-largely
pertinent pages and description
Complete book with all woodcuts
*** HAND DRAWING OF A SAMURAI ***
His woodcuts and prints can be viewed
in many great museums & institutions throughout the world including:
Tokyo National Museum, British Museum, Staatliche Museen Berlin, Nationalgalerie,
Fogg Art Museum, Honolulu Academy of Arts, Metropolitan Museum of Art,
Musees Royaux d'Art et d'Histoire Brussels, Newark Museum of Art,
Philadelphia Museum of Art, Rhode Island School of Design,
University Art Museum University of California Berkeley
Victoria & Albert Museum, Brooklyn Museum of Art,
Riccar Art Museum Tokyo,Cincinnati Art Museum
University of Michigan Museum of Art
Art Institute of Chicago
***NINJA***
*Troop lists
*Feudal-Lords
*Temple-Scenes
*Arrows and Arms
*Helmets and Signs
*Swords and Lances
*Japanese principalities
*Flag carrier and banners
*Battle Scenes
and rituals
*Fight-Scenes and Fight-Art
*Representations of Samurai
*Battlegrounds and Assaults
*Torture and execution scenes
*Castles and many war-scenes
*Japanese aristocracy conditions
*Assaults to horse and their arms
*Complete Samurai arms and weapons
Toyotomi Hideyoshi (1537-1598) was
a Daimyo Warrior, General and Politician of the Sengoku Period
According
to
Zen Buddhist
tradition
,
Hideyoshi
wrote
on
his
deathbed
the following...
Death poem
by
the
Buddhist
notion
of
the
transitoriness
of
the
world
what he compared his life to a dream in a dream
" Like the falling and dwindling dew I am !!!
Even the castle of Osaka is just a dream in a dream. "
Real tales about the life of "Toyotomi Hideyoshi"
"Jurakudai" a famous palace in Kyoto, build by order of Toyotomi
Illustrated Biographical Tale of "Toyotomi Hideyoshi"
The Hideyoshi's descendants were killed !!!
Yoshihiro
† (Toyotomi-Klan
)
Shimazu
Ukita Hideie
Mōri Terumoto
Sanada Masayuki
Chōsokabe Morich
Shimazu Yoshihiro
Konishi Yukinaga
†
The clan lost its power as with the death of Toyotomi
Hideyori
, anno 1615
the
son
and
heir
of
Hideyoshi's
,
the
line
died out
during
the
siege
of Osaka
*
.
Toyotomi Hideyoshi ( born 17 March 1537, Nakamura, Aichi-gun, Owari Province
(now Nakamura-ku, Nagoya); † 18 September 1598 on the Fushimi Castle
(today in Fushimi-ku, Kyoto) was a Japanese military commander and politician
who contributed significantly to the unification of modern Japan.
He took over as General after the death of ODA Nobunaga, led up
the unification of Japan
and was succeeded by Tokugawa Ieyasu,
who foundet
the Tokugawa dynasty of the Shogun.
COVER:
Cover of the time
Cover with roll stamping
Measures: 22cm x 16cm
CONDITION:
complete with all woodcuts
washi paper is mostly nice and clean
book in fair and good condition
Tokugawa Ieyasu
(Tokugawa-Klan)
Yamanouchi Kazutoyo
Fukushima Masanori
Honda Tadakatsu
Ikeda Terumasa
Kuroda Nagamasa
Ikoma Masamune
Todo Takatora
Hideyoshi was born as the first son of a farmer in the village of Nakamura (now a ward of Nagoya) in the province of Owari.
His first name was Hiyoshi or Hiyoshimaru.
His striking physiognomy entered him nicknamed Saru (Monkey).
He served the Matsudaira in Mikawa province and then a Rōninbande under the leadership of a Rōnins called Koroku.
Only after he fled before Koruko he entered the service of ODA Nobunaga of Owari Province.
He began his career as a private, but with some successes, he earned higher ranks.
On the battlefield, he was by an impressive antlers on his helmet to recognize.
He called (木下 藤吉郎) Kinoshita Tōkichirō himself at the time and married Nene (or one).
At that time, he met Maeda Iyuchino, with whom he became friends.
Hideyoshi showed talent on the battlefield in strategic and tactical point of view,
and had an extraordinarily high diplomatic skill (he worked his way from a foot out to the most powerful man
of the Empire).
After he was successful in the war against the ASAI and Asakura in the provinces of OMI and Echizen,
Oda Nobunaga in 1573 elevated him to the daimyo of Nagahama in South Portugal.
Tokichiro changed his name and called (羽柴 秀吉), Hashiba Hideyoshi himself now what probably went back
to the initiative of two of the most situiertesten men of Nobunaga: Niwa Nagahide and Shibata Katsuie.
When Nobunaga was an attack of his general Akechi Mitsuhide Gefolgsmannes victim on 21 June 1582 in Kyoto,
Hideyoshi was on behalf on the way to a campaign against the Mōri family in Chūgoku.
Hideyoshi made returns promptly in
Bitchū province with his men and defeated Akechi (Mitsuhide and his cousin Mitsuharu,
which forced way followed him) thirteen days
after the death of ODA Nobunaga at the battle of Yamazaki before Kyoto.
Hideyoshi's goals, to create a dynasty and to some of the Empire, but failed.
Tokugawa Ieyasu, one of the five daimyos, which he called the "Council of five elders",
turned one at a time on his rivals,
agreed the Empire and finally secured his domination in the battle of Sekigahara.
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The Hideyoshi's descendants were killed
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They offer on this
Original Japanese SAMURAI-BOOK with all
woodcuts !!!
TAIKO SHIN KEN KI - TOYOTOMI HIDEYOSHI
KYOTO, anno 1650 !!!
TOP-RARELY
His prints can be viewed
in many great museums & institutions throughout the world including:
Tokyo National Museum, British Museum, Staatliche Museen Berlin, Nationalgalerie,
Fogg Art Museum, Honolulu Academy of Arts, Metropolitan Museum of Art,
Musees Royaux d'Art et d'Histoire Brussels, Newark Museum of Art,
Philadelphia Museum of Art, Rhode Island School of Design,
University Art Museum University of California Berkeley
Victoria & Albert Museum, Brooklyn Museum of Art,
Riccar Art Museum Tokyo,Cincinnati Art Museum
University of Michigan Museum of Art
Art Institute of Chicago