The Economic Aspects of the History of the Civilisation of Japan

I: Conditions of Life in the Early Periods; II: Reformation of Taika; III: Japan in the Reign of the Emperor Tenchi When the Ascendency in Korea Was Destroyed; IV: Land System Prior to the Taika Reforms; V: Land System in the Statutes of Taiho; VI: The Period of Slave Economy; VII: NARA AGE; VIII: Temples Establish a State Within the State; IX: Early Phase of the Heian Dynasty; X: The Age of the Manorial System; XI: Decay of the Fujiwara Clan; XII: Rise and Fall of Taira and Minamoto Clans; XIII: The Shugo System of the Minamoto and the Hojo Regimes; XIV: Jito System in Minamoto and Hojo Regimes; XV: The Hojo Epoch; XVI: Outline of the Ashikaga Epoch; XVII: Foreign Trade in the Ashikaga Epoch Carried Out by the Co-Operation of the Shogun, Temples, Great Lords, and Merchants; XVIII: The Internal Hanseatic League in the Ashikaga Epoch; XIX: The Ashikaga Epoch; XX: The Arrival of the Portuguese; XXI: Effect upon Kyushu of the Portuguese Civilization; XXII: The Fall of the Ashikaga Clan; XXIII: Appearance of the Great Feudal Lords; XXIV: Japanese Pirate Fleet Spread all over the Orient; XXV: Nobunaga the Destroyer; XXVI: The Ports of Sakai and Hakata, ETC.; XXVII: The Appearance of the Free City and the Free Port, and the Origin of Free Trade in the End of the Ashikaga Age; XXVIII: Gold and Silver Coins in the Oda Age; XXIX: Unification by Hideyoshi; XXX: Distribution of Land in the Toyotomi Age; XXXI: Land Surveying by Hideyoshi; XXXII: Beginning of the Persecution of the Catholics; XXXIII: The Invasion of Korea; XXXIV: Japanese Expand Abroad; XXXV: Foundation of the Tokugawa Family; XXXVI: Beginning of the Edo Age; XXXVII: Early Phase of the Tokugawa Age; XXXVIII: Financial Basis of the Tokugawa Shogunate

Biography

Yosaburo Takekoshi