Japanese Samurai History - the warring states period

#7919 [2005-10-21 10:27:13]

the warring states period

by ijinmibu

I want to all about the warring states period in japan like form the cloths, towns, castles, storys, songs, hair for people, all the weapons they used, and so on. So if you know anything about the warring states period please help thank you.

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#7926 [2005-10-22 12:04:55]

Re: [samuraihistory] the warring states period

by rjuri

For such a wide view of the period, well... I got a
nice surprise checking the main book of the
role-playing-game "Sengoku". Well, in the case that
your interest would go in such line.

--- ijinmibu <ijinmibu@...> wrote:

> I want to all about the warring states period in
> japan like form the cloths, towns, castles, storys,
> songs, hair for people, all the weapons they used,
> and so on. So if you know anything about the warring
> states period please help thank you.
>
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#7927 [2005-10-22 12:44:50]

Question about Sanada Masayuki

by ahelly69

Hello all,

Someone know how was the death of Masayuki Sanada in 1608?

Thanks in advance,

Helly

"Rodrigo Juri A." <rjuri@...> escribió:
For such a wide view of the period, well... I got a
nice surprise checking the main book of the
role-playing-game "Sengoku". Well, in the case that
your interest would go in such line.

--- ijinmibu <ijinmibu@...> wrote:

> I want to all about the warring states period in
> japan like form the cloths, towns, castles, storys,
> songs, hair for people, all the weapons they used,
> and so on. So if you know anything about the warring
> states period please help thank you.
>
>
>
>
>
>

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#7928 [2005-10-22 21:14:49]

Re: Question about Sanada Masayuki

by kitsuno

--- In samuraihistory@yahoogroups.com, Helly Angel
wrote:

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> Hello all,
>
> Someone know how was the death of Masayuki Sanada in 1608?
>
> Thanks in advance,
>

He was suspected to have been assassinated on the order of Tokugawa
Ieyasu, but I think that is inconclusive.

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#7929 [2005-10-23 02:27:06]

about maps

by eriel666

Hello to all..

can someone of you tell me where it's easier to find map of Japan? It will be better, and more interesting also, to find maps of old Japan. In particular I'm looking for Choshu han maps in the bakumatsu era...

your help would be so much appreciated!

Thanks a lot

Daniele

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#7934 [2005-10-23 18:43:36]

RE: [samuraihistory] the warring states period

by angushaynes

> I want to all about the warring states period in japan like form the

cloths, towns, castles, storys, songs, hair for people, all the
weapons they used, and so on. So if you know anything about the warring
states period please help thank you.

Not asking for very much, are you!

Clothes: http://www.iz2.or.jp/english/ <http://www.iz2.or.jp/english/>

Towns: Yes, they had them. What info are you after?

Castles: They had those, too. Varied from smally hastily built shanty
castles to the big stone walled castles: http://www.jcastle.info/castle/
<http://www.jcastle.info/castle/>

Stories: Get this book:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0879516194/104-5032166-9267150?v=glance
&n=283155&v=glance
<http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0879516194/104-5032166-9267150?v=glanc
e&n=283155&v=glance>

Songs: Yeah, they had songs. Do a search for traditional Japanese songs
I guess, but who knows what period they will be from.

Hairstyle: Variety of different styles. Plenty of info on google, I
won't bother listing individual links.

Weapons: Yari, naginata, teppo, bow, oh, and swords too.

Angus

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#7936 [2005-10-23 12:05:09]

Re: [samuraihistory] the warring states period

by captainharlockprodigy

Well, I had earlier asked about some good reading materials for this
period on the list, but my inquiry was ignored.

Dan Cooper

Rodrigo Juri A. wrote:

> For such a wide view of the period, well... I got a
> nice surprise checking the main book of the
> role-playing-game "Sengoku". Well, in the case that
> your interest would go in such line.
>
> --- ijinmibu <ijinmibu@...> wrote:
>
> > I want to all about the warring states period in
> > japan like form the cloths, towns, castles, storys,
> > songs, hair for people, all the weapons they used,
> > and so on. So if you know anything about the warring
> > states period please help thank you.
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >

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#7937 [2005-10-23 23:15:58]

Re: the warring states period

by kitsuno

--- In samuraihistory@yahoogroups.com, Daniel Cooper
wrote:

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> Well, I had earlier asked about some good reading materials for this
> period on the list, but my inquiry was ignored.
>

Yes, I'm sure it was done intentionaly and out of sheer spite as
well. Regardless, this might help:

http://www.samurai-archives.com/rec.html

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#7940 [2005-10-24 13:31:32]

RE: [samuraihistory] the warring states period

by jdsalvador3

Other books to look at, on a more academic level:

Sansom, History of Japan 1334-1615
Berry, Culture of Civil War in Kyoto
Berry, Hideyoshi
Lamers, Japonius Tyrannus
Cooper, They Came to Japan
Matsunaga, Foundations of Japanese Buddhism, Volume 2
Elison, Warlords, Artists, & Commoners

"Haynes, A (Angus)" <angus.haynes@...> wrote:

> I want to all about the warring states period in japan like form the

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#7941 [2005-10-24 16:18:22]

Re: [samuraihistory] about maps

by Samurai1948@aol.com

For modern maps I recommend Barnes and Nobles Stores.

Doug

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#7942 [2005-10-24 11:18:15]

Re: [samuraihistory] the warring states period

by demerp1

Dan, I have about forty books about the period in Japan.
However the subjects vary widely. There are books on

1. Culture and customes
2. Equipment and weapons
3. Buddist stories
4. War strategy books
5. Castle books
6. Individual battle books
7. Individual person books
8. Ships and sea operations
9. Campaign books

etc. etc.

Please let me know what you prefer

Pin

Daniel Cooper <danielcooper@...> wrote:
Well, I had earlier asked about some good reading materials for this
period on the list, but my inquiry was ignored.

Dan Cooper

Rodrigo Juri A. wrote:

> For such a wide view of the period, well... I got a
> nice surprise checking the main book of the
> role-playing-game "Sengoku". Well, in the case that
> your interest would go in such line.
>
> --- ijinmibu <ijinmibu@...> wrote:
>
> > I want to all about the warring states period in
> > japan like form the cloths, towns, castles, storys,
> > songs, hair for people, all the weapons they used,
> > and so on. So if you know anything about the warring
> > states period please help thank you.
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >

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