Hōgen Monogatari: Tale of the Disorder in HōgenEast Asia Program, Cornell University, 2001 - 176 ページ First published as a Monumenta Nipponica monograph in 1971, this impressive study chronicles the Hôgen Incident of 1156, the abortive coup d'état that marked the emergence of the military class as a political power in Japan. After being unavailable for years, this photo-reprint of the original edition contains not only the complete English translation of the work, but also virtually all that is needed for fully understanding it: footnotes, essays on the subject matter, appendices with references to other chronicles and histories, and a table of episodes from the various texts. |
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The Cloistered Emperors pilgrimage to Kumano and the oracle there | 4 |
The government forces send parties in various directions | 11 |
The ShinIn summons Tameyoshi and the matter of Unomaru | 18 |
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