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Paperback. Condizione: New. The "Anatomy of a samurai army" details its composition, hierarchies, strengths and weaknesses as well as examining how it fought. Other aspects include:- the differences between samurai and European warfare;- the roles assigned to samurai and ashigaru in different armies;- how these armies, some of which were over 100,000 strong, functioned;- marching orders and camp facilities of the armies and;- where each individual samurai stood in the order of battle.The reader will discover what may seem to be abstract or strange ideas by way of the most detailed examples possible, in both word and picture, that are based on a variety of Japanese sources.…

Paperback. Condizione: New. The "Anatomy of a samurai army" details its composition, hierarchies, strengths and weaknesses as well as examining how it fought. Other aspects include:- the differences between samurai and European warfare;- the roles assigned to samurai and ashigaru in different armies;- how these armies, some of which were over 100,000 strong, functioned;- marching orders and camp facilities of the armies and;- where each individual samurai stood in the order of battle.The reader will discover what may seem to be abstract or strange ideas by way of the most detailed examples possible, in both word and picture, that are based on a variety of Japanese sources.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. The "Anatomy of a samurai army" details its composition, hierarchies, strengths and weaknesses as well as examining how it fought. Other aspects include:- the differences between samurai and European warfare;- the roles assigned to samurai and ashigaru in different armies;- how these armies, some of which were over 100,000 strong, functioned;- marching orders and camp facilities of the armies and;- where each individual samurai stood in the order of battle.The reader will discover what may seem to be abstract or strange ideas by way of the most detailed examples possible, in both word and picture, that are based on a variety of Japanese sources. The "Anatomy of a samurai army" details its composition, hierarchies, strengths and weaknesses as well as examining how it fought. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condizione: Brand New. 104 pages. 10.43x7.72x0.32 inches. In Stock.

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. From the early 17th century until the 1860s, Japan was ruled by samurai led by the Shoguns of the powerful Tokugawa dynasty. The long period of peace following almost incessant civil war had negative effects on the proficiency of these feudal warriors. When industrialized Western powers whose armies and navies were equipped with the most modern weapons began to take interest in Japan in the 1850s, a tumultuous period of reforms and radical changes ensued - Bakumatsu. From this time emerged a country which had thoroughly albeit painfully rid itself of former taboos: modern rifles and artillery produced new tactics, while modern uniforms replaced the samurai's former splendour in arms. Now even non-samurai could become fighting men. By the 1870s, the Emperor Meiji ruled over a new Japan which no longer had any use for its ancient warrior elite.The Zeughaus Verlag's third volume of the history of the samurai provides a detailed overview of the opposing parties as well as their respective military reforms. The reader is introduced to the various modern and traditional-minded combatants, from lowly but efficient regular infantry to the gallant desperadoes filling the ranks of the Shinsengumi. Rag-tag militias replaced proud and resplendently attired samurai fighting for a lost cause. Tactics, arms, clothing and equipment are presented in detail. The author describes the campaigns and battles which changed the country's face between 1866 and 1869, and introduces the protagonists of the struggle which culminated in modern Japan's entrance onto the world stage. From the early 17th century until the 1860s, Japan was ruled by samurai led by the Shoguns of the powerful Tokugawa dynasty. The long period of peace following almost incessant civil war had negative effects on the proficiency of these feudal warriors. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: New. From the early 17th century until the 1860s, Japan was ruled by samurai led by the Shoguns of the powerful Tokugawa dynasty. The long period of peace following almost incessant civil war had negative effects on the proficiency of these feudal warriors. When industrialized Western powers whose armies and navies were equipped with the most modern weapons began to take interest in Japan in the 1850s, a tumultuous period of reforms and radical changes ensued - Bakumatsu. From this time emerged a country which had thoroughly albeit painfully rid itself of former taboos: modern rifles and artillery produced new tactics, while modern uniforms replaced the samurai's former splendour in arms. Now even non-samurai could become fighting men. By the 1870s, the Emperor Meiji ruled over a new Japan which no longer had any use for its ancient warrior elite.The Zeughaus Verlag's third volume of the history of the samurai provides a detailed overview of the opposing parties as well as their respective military reforms. The reader is introduced to the various modern and traditional-minded combatants, from lowly but efficient regular infantry to the gallant desperadoes filling the ranks of the Shinsengumi. Rag-tag militias replaced proud and resplendently attired samurai fighting for a lost cause. Tactics, arms, clothing and equipment are presented in detail. The author describes the campaigns and battles which changed the country's face between 1866 and 1869, and introduces the protagonists of the struggle which culminated in modern Japan's entrance onto the world stage.…

Paperback. Condizione: New. From the early 17th century until the 1860s, Japan was ruled by samurai led by the Shoguns of the powerful Tokugawa dynasty. The long period of peace following almost incessant civil war had negative effects on the proficiency of these feudal warriors. When industrialized Western powers whose armies and navies were equipped with the most modern weapons began to take interest in Japan in the 1850s, a tumultuous period of reforms and radical changes ensued - Bakumatsu. From this time emerged a country which had thoroughly albeit painfully rid itself of former taboos: modern rifles and artillery produced new tactics, while modern uniforms replaced the samurai's former splendour in arms. Now even non-samurai could become fighting men. By the 1870s, the Emperor Meiji ruled over a new Japan which no longer had any use for its ancient warrior elite.The Zeughaus Verlag's third volume of the history of the samurai provides a detailed overview of the opposing parties as well as their respective military reforms. The reader is introduced to the various modern and traditional-minded combatants, from lowly but efficient regular infantry to the gallant desperadoes filling the ranks of the Shinsengumi. Rag-tag militias replaced proud and resplendently attired samurai fighting for a lost cause. Tactics, arms, clothing and equipment are presented in detail. The author describes the campaigns and battles which changed the country's face between 1866 and 1869, and introduces the protagonists of the struggle which culminated in modern Japan's entrance onto the world stage.…

Paperback. Condizione: Brand New. 168 pages. 10.55x7.80x0.51 inches. In Stock.

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Softcover/Paperback. Condizione: Wie neu. 168 Seiten; Illustrationen; 27 cm neu und originalverpackt Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 808.

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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - Author's notePeriods of Japanese HistoryBasics of Japanese Military History c. 1600Arms and ArmourSamuraiAshigaruComposition and Command Structure of a Samurai ArmyLord, Family, and VassalsCommand StructureFeudal Samurai Service and Professional Troops in GarrisonsStrength and Composition of ArmiesArmy Divisions and Troop TypesSamurai Cavalry: Myth and Reality - The Takeda Re-ExaminedInfantry I: Specialists with polearmsInfantry II: Missile Troops (Bow and Arquebus)Honjin - The Headquarters UnitSupply and Baggage TrainSamurai as MercenariesA Samurai Army in ActionOn the MarchIn CampIn Battle - Sengoku Period TacticsA Standard Basic Unit ReconstructedKey Terms in Japanese and EnglishBibliography.…