Okinawa: The History of an Island PeopleTuttle Publishing, 2011/10/11 - 592 ページ "[Okinawa: The History of an Island People is] a book that answers the questions of the curious layman, satisfies the standards of critical scholarship, and is readable and fascinating besides. --American Historical Review" |
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THE LEGENDARY PAST TO A D 1314 21 | |
A CENTURY OF CONFLICT 13141398 60 | |
THE GREAT DAYS OF CHUZAN 13981573 83 | |
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS | |
Approach to the Main Gate of the Enkakuji Shuri following page 70 | |
Sho En Founder of the Second Sho Dynasty 118 | |
JAPAN PROTECTSTHE OKINAWANS 18551878 342 | |
THE RYUKYU KINGDOM COMES TO AN END 18791890 381 | |
ASSIMILATION BY JAPAN 18901940 | |
The Ruins of Nakagusuku Castle Near Shuri 326 | |
Majikina Anko 422 | |
Vice Admiral Kanna Kenwa 422 | |
FIGURES | |
OKINAWA AND THE COMING OF WORLD WAR II 1941 | |
CONTINENTAL WAR AND LOSS OF INDEPENDENCE 15731609 151 | |
THE YEARS OF ISOLATION 16091797 183 | |
THE BARRIER ISLANDS 17971853 237 | |
PERRY IN OKINAWA 18531854 297 | |
The Court Interpreter 185354 326 | |
The Reverend Doctor Bernard Jean Bettelheim 326 | |
Ancient Pathways into the Sea Islands page 25 | |
NOTES 475 | |
AFTERWORD BY MITSUGUSAKIHARA | |
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