Chikubushima: deploying the sacred arts in Momoyama Japan

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List of Abbreviations Note to Readers Preface: Considering Chikubushima Acknowledgments Introduction: The Sacred and Momoyama Japan 1. Chikubushima, from Its Origins to the Ascendancy of Hideyoshi 2. Hideyoshi and the Sacred: Manipulating Convention 3. Encoding the Sacred 4. The Material of the Sacred 5. After Hideyoshi: Hideyori's Enlistment of the Sacred 6. Hideyori and Chikubushima's New Ensemble Epilogue: Chikubishima in Post-Toyotomi Japan Notes Appendix Bibliography Illustration Credits Index

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