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RUBRO BIOGRAFIA
TITULO The Life of Toyotomi Hideyoshi (š)
AUTOR Walter Dening
EDITORIAL The Hokuseido Press
ISBN -----
IDIOMA INGLES
CODIGO INTERNO BIO-0013
NOTA (š)(¥CONTENTS^@Foreword^Prerface^Preface to the Second Edition^@œPART I.^ Chapter I^Introduction^Pre-Feudal Times^Usurpation and Disloyalty^The Secret of HideyoshiLs Success@Chapter II^His Ancestry^Early Propensities^First Sight of Tokugawa Ieyasu^He becomes a robber^A Protest against Sweeping Charges^He endangers his life by indiscreet speech@Chapter III^Assumption of Majority^His First Fencing Match^He kills a general in his first battle^He marries^His wife insists on being divorced@Chapter IV^He is reproved by his parents^He seeks employment under Oda Nobunaga^Nobunaga grants him an audience and agrees to employ him^He is made an overseer of fuel^He is sent on a delicate mission^His second marriage succeeds^@œPART II^Chapter I^He oversees the repairs of the Castle of Kiyosu^His Management of the Workmen^His income is further increased^He discloses the existence of a plot^A counter-plot is put into motion^Treacherous and Mean Acts on his Part@Chapter II^He advocates a bold course^He is suspected of theft^He enjoins caution^He warns Nobunaga of danger^The Castle of Iwakura is taken@Chapter III^Long versus Short Spears^Preparations for a Big Fencing Match^The Long Spears win^He defeats Mondo single-handed^Mondo becomes his servant@Chapter IV^He discusses the political situation^Sakuma replies to his argument^Plot Within Plot^An Attempt to Humble Him^The Imitator No Match for the Originator^Practice versus Theory@Chapter V^A Daring Plot against Imagawa Yoshimoto^Tokens of Divine Approval^Yoshimoto is killed^Development of Mind and Character^@ œPART III^Chapter I^He opposes precipitancy of action^He hoists a five-coloured flag unauthorized^Oda Nobunaga barely escapes destruction^The Attempts and the Failures of his Rivals^He favours diplomacy in preference to war@ Chapter II^He is placed in a difficult situation^A Noble Contention^His Argument with Takenaka Shigeharu^What True Loyalty Implies^Assisting the virtuous is helping Heaven^Shigeharu goes to live with Hideyoshi@Chapter III^Hereditary Generalship^He warns his master against stratagem^His two rivals are conciliated^NobunagaLs power grows@Chapter IV^The Safety of Daring^NobunagaLs Life in Danger^A Dark Design Frustrated^He administers affairs at the capital^A Device for Obtaining Money^Feigned Anger@Chapter V^The War against Echizen^A Device for Deceiving the Enemy^Shibata KatsuieLs Castle in Great Danger^Diplomacy Succeeds^NobunagaLs Life again in Danger@Chapter VI^Asai NagamasaLs chief retainer is won over^The Political Situation^Steps for Deposing the Shoogun^Stratagem and Daring Combined^Waiting for the Flood-tide^@œPART IV^Chapter I^Plot for Plot^Takeda Katsuyori Passes the Rubicon^Rai Sanyoo on the War of the Period^More Trouble in Echizen^Hideyoshi thinks Shibata Katsuie too timid^Hideyoshi is shut up in his Castle as a punishment^His Frivolities Explained by Shigeharu^Hideyoshi appears as he feels@ Chapter II^The Form of his Troops^Takenaka Shigeharu at the point of Death^A Brief Rest after Five Years Fighting^He sends for Nobunaga to capture the Castle of Takamatsu^Akechi Mitsuhide Resolves to kill Nobunaga^Nobunaga is slain^The Progress of event at Takamatsu after NobunagaLs death^The crisis finds Hideyoshi ready@Chapter III^An Exciting Adventure^He assumes the garb of a priest^He invites the co-operation of other generals against Mitsuhide^Mitsuhide is defeated and commits suicide^Wrangling among NobunagaLs Generals^His rivals try to provoke him to anger.^He submits quietly to indignities^He receives honours from the Emperor^Contention for Precedence^The wrangling grows fierce^Hideyoshi asserts himself^He feels ready for any emergency@Chapter IV^Plotting and Counter-Plotting^The final struggle with Shibata Katsuie begins^A rash general disobeys HideyoshiLs orders^Sakuma MorimasaLs army is defeated^Shibata sees that his cause is hopeless^He and his wife commit suicide^Sambooshi proves to be a nonentity^Ieyasu acknowledges HideyoshiLs superiority^Hideyoshi assumes the office of LKwampakuL^The Moral Code of the Times^His Success the Result of Careful Calculation^@œPART V^Chapter I^Hideyoshi visits Uesugi Kagekatsu^Magnanimity met with Magnanimity^The Political Situation in Kyuushuu^The Satsuma chief is defiant^The First Pitched Battle against Shimazu Yoshihisa^The Treachery of a Buddhist Priest^Hideyoshi spares the castle of Kagoshima^Shimazu sues for peace^The origin of the Hongwanji@Chapter II^The Oath of Allegiance to the Emperor^Preparations for an Attack on Hoojoo Ujimasa^The Origin of Tokyo^Camp Frivolities Misinterpreted^Reason gets the better of emotion with Hideyoshi^Moral courage meets with its reward^Tokugaea IeyasuLs place of residence is changed^The whole of Japan is subjugated@Chapter III^Negotiations with Korea^The Reception of the Korean Envoys^The Mock Investiture and HideyoshiLs rage^The Fruitlessness of the Korean Expeditions^The Crude Commissariat arrangements^The Men in command of the Second Korean Expedition^Hideyoshi proposes to go to Korea himself^He apologizes for loss of temper@ Chapter IV^An Extraordinary regulation^Hideyoshi caught in his own Trap^Deterioration of mind in his Later Years^He becomes the dupe of a Designing Man^The Power of a Familiar Name^A Treacherous Suggestion^His Last Illness^His Final Dispositions^Tokugawa Ieyasu is Appointed Regent^His Death^His Character^His Unscrupulous ways of obtaining Money^His Life was full of Noble Acts^Arbitrariness of an outrageous Type^His Mistresses^The Extent of his Military Ambition^His love of poetical Epigrams^Though a Great thinker he was no Reader^His disregard of the Customs of Society^Navigation Laws^His Moral Maxims^Honours paid to him by Yae^Honours paid to him in the Meiji Era@ Chapter V^Ishida Katsushige and Masuda Nagamori sow seeds of Discord^Ieyasu is accused of Disloyalty to Hideyoshi^Plots to assassinate Ieyasu^Ieyasu utilizes Events to further his own Ends^Preparations for a Final Coup^The Seven Generals side with Ieyasu^The Battle of Sekigahara^Ieyasu is Victorious^Hideyori and Yodogimi die by their own hands^HideyoriLs little grandson is killed by IeyasuLs orders^IeyasuLs character is portrayed by Rai Sanyoo^Hideyoshi and Ieyasu compared^Hideyoshi was in many respects nobler than Ieyasu^IeyasuLs attitude to HideyoshiLs family^The trust put in Ieyasu by Hideyoshi^IeyasuLs accession to Power the best thing that could have happened for the State^Concluding Remarks^@œAPPENDICES^I.Hideyoshi and Christianity^II,Japanese Names^III.The Tea Ceremony^IV.List of works consulted by Mr. Walter Dening in the compilation of LThe Life of Toyotomi HideyoshiL^V.Additional list of Japanese works which may be consulted by students desiring to make a further study of the Life of Toyotomi Hideyoshi)@

   

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