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The Life of Saionji Kinmune, Who Attempted to Assassinate the Emperor - His Target Was Emperor Godaigo. Why Did He Attempt Such a Dangerous Act?

The manga "Nigejou no Wakamune" depicts the period from the fall of the Kamakura shogunate to the beginning of the Nanboku-cho period. In addition to the protagonist, Hojo Tokiyuki, and the antagonist, Ashikaga Takauji, there are many other unique characters, but this time we would like to focus on Saionji Kinmune, whose death anniversary falls on August 2, 1335 (the second year of the Kenmu era). Although he only appears in a few chapters in th…Read Article

Tokyo, Japan · Tokyo

Did Yoshimune's "Suggestion Box" Function Properly? Was There Any Criticism of the Kyoho Reforms?

"Okay, we're going to listen to what our employees have to say! We're going to set up a suggestion box in the office, so tell us anything you want!" This is a common occurrence in bad companies of the Showa era. In any case, the word "suggestion box" is often heard in situations like this. It is well known that it was originally a suggestion box installed in the Edo period at the suggestion of the eighth shogun, Tokugawa Yoshimune. It was first …Read Article

Japan · Japan

The Death of Princess Koma (Daughter of Mogami Yoshimitsu), the Most Beautiful Woman in the Eastern Provinces, Was Executed for Complicity.

Even though it was the Warring States period, it was so unreasonable and infuriating that it could only be described as bizarre. Such a tragic incident occurred on August 2nd, 1595 (4th year of Bunroku). Princess Koma was killed as an accessory to Toyotomi Hidetsugu's seppuku. It is true that this is not the only case in which a wife and child were executed for the misconduct of their husband. However, in the case of Princess Koma, it was just b…Read Article

Utamaro's Rival, Chobunsai Eiji - the Life of the Hatamoto Painter Who Was Favored by the 10th Shogun, Ieharu

August 1, 1829 (July 2, Bunsei 12) marks the death anniversary of Chobunsai Eishi. He was an ukiyo-e artist whose name is pronounced "Chobuunsai Eishi," and what sets him apart is his former samurai background as a samurai. In the historical drama "Berabou," characters like Koikawa Harumachi and Ota Nanpo are featured, including samurai who became playwrights and kyoka poets. Chobunsai Eishi seems to have added another title to his roster. He wa…Chiba · Chiba Read Article

Tadatsugu Ina, the Sengoku Warlord Who Was Entrusted with Edo by Ieyasu - the Basis of Urban Development Was Large-Scale Flood Control Projects

He was not feared as the strongest like Tadakatsu, nor was he praised for his ingenuity like Masanobu. However, there was one person who was absolutely indispensable to Tokugawa Ieyasu in running the military government in Edo: Ina Tadatsugu. This Tadatsugu had actually left the Tokugawa family twice, but the third time was a charm and he blossomed into a talented man, an important person who can be said to have supported Ieyasu's administration…Japan · Japan Read Article

British Warrior Queen Boudica Leads the Celts Into Bloody Battle Against the Romans

Boudica, a character from the popular smartphone game series "Fate/Grand Order," is a historical English queen who also appears in the "Civilization" series. She's not a kind-hearted queen or anything like that. She's treated like Joan of Arc in France, a symbol of patriotism that protected the country. While she's relatively unknown in Japan, her fierce life and fiery fighting spirit resonate with history fans throughout the ages. She rebelled …London, England · London Read Article

Torii Mototada, the Sengoku Warlord Who Held Back the Western Army and Died at Fushimi - the Tokugawa Dynasty Saw the Sacrifices of Loyal Retainers

August 1st, 1600 (Keicho 5) is the day that Torii Mototada, a famous loyal retainer of the Tokugawa clan, passed away. The first thing we want to focus on is the year and month of his death. August 1600 (Keicho 5) is...yes, that's the year of the Battle of Sekigahara. On September 15th, Tokugawa Ieyasu's Eastern Army and Ishida Mitsunari's Western Army clashed, but Torii Mototada passed away in August just before that. It would be premature to t…Kyoto · Kyoto Read Article

The Life of Toyotomi Hideyasu, the Sengoku Warlord Who Became Hidenaga's Successor - the Nephew of the Toyotomi Brothers Died at the Young Age of 17

The greatest misfortune for Hideyoshi and Hidenaga, the protagonists of the 2026 Taiga drama "Toyotomi Brothers," was that they were not blessed with any children or long-time retainers. That's not to say they had no children at all. Even their subordinates actively scouted for them. However, compared to Ieyasu, who had many children and Mikawa samurai, their line-up was far too weak, and even their few blood relatives somehow died young or met …Japan · Japan Read Article

How Chiune Sugihara Saved 10,000 Jews: the Diplomat Who Continued to Issue "Visas for Life"

July 31st, 1986 (Showa 61) is the day that Chiune Sugihara passed away. He is famous for issuing "visas for life" to Jews fleeing Nazi persecution during World War II. His birthday was January 1st, 1900 (Meiji 33), making him a very easy person to remember. Wow. His most famous story is the "visas for life," so you might think he must have been a very capable person from a young age, but surprisingly, this is not the case. Today, let's take a lo…Kota · Kota Read Article

Why Did Heian Nobles Enjoy Economic Advantages when They Became Provincial Governors?

Fujiwara Nobutaka, played by Sasaki Kuranosuke in the historical drama "To You, Shining," was a character who struck me as odd when he returned to Kyoto after being appointed provincial governor and assigned to Kyushu. He was incredibly generous, tasting rare liquor from Song China with Tametoki and others, and presenting Mahiro with the luxury cosmetic product, rouge. He looked like a nouveau riche, so what exactly happened? Fujiwara Nobutaka (…Japan · Japan Read Article

The Life of Fuwa Mitsuharu, a Sengoku Warlord Who Was on a Par with the Mino Sanninshu - Dominating the Hokuriku Region Under Katsuie

His name often comes up in manga and books depicting the Sengoku period. However, lacking easy-to-understand anecdotes and spectacular exploits, he doesn't leave a strong impression. There are countless Sengoku warlords like him, but this time, we'd like to focus on one who seems to be particularly underrated... That's Fuwa Mitsuharu. When looking back at the history of Shibata Katsuie, Maeda Toshiie, or Sasaki Narimasa, he is a figure who alway…Mino · Mino Read Article

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