Good overall condition for a Meiji-period popular illustrated book. Moderate toning, scattered stains and minor binding wear, but illustrations remain clear and complete.
A Meiji-era illustrated chronicle of Japan`s most legendary warrior. Published in Tokyo in 1892 by Kinjudō, Ehon Yoshitsune Ichidaiki
recounts the life of Minamoto no Yoshitsune through dramatic illustrations and short narratives.
Among the episodes depicted are Ushiwakamaru`s sword training at Mount Kurama, his legendary meeting with Benkei at Gojō Bridge, the attack at Ichi-no-Tani, scenes from the
Battle of Dan-no-Ura, the night attack on the Horikawa Palace, and the famous Ataka Barrier encounter.
More than a simple picture book, it offers a fascinating glimpse into how Yoshitsune`s legend was retold for Meiji-period readers over 130 years ago.
Good overall condition for a Meiji-period popular illustrated book. Moderate toning, scattered stains and minor binding wear, but illustrations remain clear and complete.
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| Author | Imprint: 金寿堂 (Kinjudō), Tokyo |
| Size | Kobon (小本) 11,5 cm x 8 cm ( 4,52 x 3,14 inches). |
| Publisher | 牧金之助 (Maki Kinnosuke) |
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| Genre | Illustrated popular historical biography (Ichidaiki mono, 一代記物). |
| Period | October 8th 1892 (Meiji 25). |
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| Code | ehYTIDK01 |