Japan in the 16th century was made up of effectively independent kingdoms led by warrior leaders. The author examines this period of Japanese history, looking at the commanders and armies and the way in which the destruction of the elite Takeda army affected the Samurai on all sides.
Japan in the 16th century was made up of effectively independent kingdoms led by warrior leaders. The author examines this period of Japanese history, looking at the commanders and armies and the way in which the destruction of the elite Takeda army affected the Samurai on all sides.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Stephen Turnbull is the world's leading English language authority on medieval Japan and the samurai. He has travelled extensively in the far east, particularly in Japan and Korea and is the author of The Samurai - A Military History and Men-at-Arms 86 Samurai Armies 1550-1615. Howard Gerrard has been a freelance designer and illustrator for over 20 years. He has worked for a number of publishers, and is an associate member of the Guild of Aviation Artists.
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Nagashino and the Age of War The Takeda Clan Opposing Commanders Opposing Armies Opposing Plans The Siege of Nagashino Castle The Battle of Nagashino Aftermath Military Lessons of Nagashino Select Bibliography The Battlefield Today Wargaming Nagashino
Nagashino and the Age of War The Takeda Clan Opposing Commanders Opposing Armies Opposing Plans The Siege of Nagashino Castle The Battle of Nagashino Aftermath Military Lessons of Nagashino Select Bibliography The Battlefield Today Wargaming Nagashino
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