An edition of Japanese arms and armour
(2017)
Japanese arms and armour
by I. Bottomley
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Japan's inherited traditions and technological skill are reflected in the material culture of the nation. Here, Curator Emeritus Ian Bottomley describes one of the most popular parts of the Royal Armouries' collection. He offers an oversight of Japanese arms and armour from the Middle Ages to the twentieth century, describing sword-making, the rise of firearms, and highlights from key military campaigns --
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Catalogs, Armor, Royal Armouries (Great Britain), Weapons, Pictorial works, History, Japan, history, militaryPlaces
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Table of Contents
The classical period (To 1467)
The country at war (1467-1543)
The arrival of the gun (1543-1603)
The Edo period (1603-1853)
The final flowering (1853 and beyond).
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 95-96).
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