Moriya Jihei (Kinshindo) - The Battle at Uji Bridge - Walters 95185.jpg
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Moriya Jihei (Kinshindo) The Battle at Uji Bridge Walters 95185, Moriya Jihei, Ukiyo-e of the Battle of Uji (1180), Uji Bridge, Media from the Walters Art Museum: no creator template, Art of Japan in the Walters Art Museum, Utagawa Sadahide, Unsupported period, mulberry paper, pigments, by Utagawa Sadahide, ''The Battle at Uji Bridge''
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Moriya Jihei (Kinshindo) The Battle at Uji Bridge Walters 95185, Yorimasa, seated within a fabric enclosure (at right), commands the Genji forces as they try to stop the Heike at the Uji Bridge (1180). Aiding the Genji are warrior-monks, identified by the white hoods over their helmets. The battle ended, however, as soon as the Heike were able to make a crossing below. Yorimasa then retired to a nearby shrine and committed suicide to prevent the dishonor of capture in defeat.
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守屋治兵衛 宇治橋の戦い 宇治合戦の浮世絵 宇治橋 作者不明、作者不明、ウォルターズ美術館所蔵、歌川貞秀、無援時代、桑紙、顔料、歌川貞秀「宇治橋合戦」
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守屋治兵衛源氏の補佐役は武門であり、兜の上に白い頭巾が被っている。しかし、平家が下を踏破するやたちで合戦は終わった。頼政は、その後近くの神社に退隠して、捕らえられた敗者の身代わりとして自害した。
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bridge agent white mulberry battle line paper mulberry line of battle