Hino Tomiko and Ashikaga Yoshimasa and the Onin War: Portrait of Female Politicians in Medival Japan (Japanese Edition)
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Hino Tomiko and Ashikaga Yoshimasa and the Onin War: Portrait of Female Politicians in Medival Japan (Japanese Edition)

by Miura Hiroyuki

History Biography
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Hino Tomiko and Ashikaga Yoshimasa stand at the center of the Onin War, a defining conflict in medieval Japan. This book portrays their roles as influential female politicians, shedding light on their impact amid the chaos of feudal power struggles and historical upheaval.

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This book delves into the historical figures of Hino Tomiko and Ashikaga Yoshimasa, key players in the events surrounding the Onin War. It offers a focused examination of their contributions to medieval Japanese politics.

The narrative highlights the dynamics of power and influence during this turbulent period, emphasizing the roles women played in shaping political landscapes.

Through a detailed portrait, the author Miura Hiroyuki provides insights into the complexities of female involvement in governance and warfare in feudal Japan.

Presented in Japanese, the edition serves as a valuable resource for understanding the socio-political intricacies of the Onin War era.

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