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Record of an Imperial Visit in the Kan’ei Period WDL7353, This picture scroll depicts the procession of Emperor Gomizunoo (reigned 1611–29) on a visit to Tokugawa Hidetada and Tokugawa Iemitsu, who were both among the most prominent lords of the Tokugawa shogunate. The Tokugawa shoguns were a family of military leaders who were the real power in Japan from 1603 until 1868, although nominally appointed by the emperor. The emperor and his extensive entourage are shown on their way to Nijō-jō Castle, the Tokugawa residence in Kyoto in September 1626 (the third year of the Kan'ei era, which ended in 1643). Both pictures and letters are printed in type, the only such example in the printing history of Japan.
Gomizunoo, Emperor of Japan, 1596-1680; Kings and rulers; Parades and processions
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Record of an Imperial Visit in the Kan’ei Period WDL7353, Books in the National Diet Library, Images from the World Digital Library, Images from the National Diet Library, Book covers from Japan, Books, Record of an Imperial Visit in the Kan’ei Period
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寛永年間の行幸記 文鏡 後水尾天皇の行幸の様子を描いた絵巻で、徳川秀忠・徳川家光夫妻が徳川幕府要人の列に並んでいる。徳川将軍は、名目上は天皇によって任命されたとはいえ、1603年から1868年までの日本での実権的指導者の家系である。寛永3年9月、天皇の上洛の途次、二条城に行幸する姿が天皇と随行の様子をうかがわせる。活字印刷は、日本印刷史上唯一の例である。後水尾天皇1596-1680年 列侯行列
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寛永御幸記 巻第五百七十三 国立国会図書館蔵本世界デジタルライブラリー画像・国立国会図書館蔵本・日本国典籍・寛永御幸記
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