Samurai heraldry
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Samurai heraldry
（Elite series, 82）
Osprey, 2002
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内容説明・目次
内容説明
Britain's leading historian of Samurai warfare describes, explains and illustrates the strikingly colourful heraldry of the great warring families and their feudal armies in medieval Japan. Illustrated with many identified examples, this title traces the story from the earliest display of family mon in the eighth century and the simple hata-jirushi coloured flags of the 12th century Taira and Minamoto wars, through the great flowering of clan armies in the Kamakura and Muromachi periods (13th-15th centuries), to the nobori marking systematic unit organization in the climactic struggles for the shogunate in the 16th century.
目次
- Appearance of mon as early as Nara period
- 12th century Taira & Minamoto wars, hata-jirushi
- 13th/14th centuries - the Mongol invasions period
- 15th/16th centuries - heraldry carried on shields, nobori banners, sahimono flags attached to armour, maku screens
- army organization produces systems of coloured unit flags/symbols
- Buddhist & Christian symbolism
- Uma-jirushi commanders' flags
- Tsuki-ban messenger corps - the horo displayed cloak
- 17th century - the fully developed system of the early Edo period.
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