
SA-0001 / JPN
Oda Nobunaga
The revolutionary who paved the path to a unified Japan
BUSHI ARCHIVE INDEX
BUSHI ARCHIVE -- 29 SUBJECTS ON FILE

SA-0001 / JPN
The revolutionary who paved the path to a unified Japan
SA-0002 / JPN
The peasant who rose to rule all Japan
SA-0003 / JPN
The patient warlord whose dynasty ruled Japan for 250 years
SA-0004 / JPN
The One-Eyed Dragon who built Sendai
SA-0005 / JPN
The Tiger of Kai whose cavalry shook the realm
SA-0006 / JPN
The Dragon of Echigo, sword-saint of the north
SA-0007 / JPN
The undefeated swordsman who wrote The Book of Five Rings
SA-0008 / JPN
The low-rank samurai who engineered the fall of the shogunate
SA-0009 / JPN
The greatest warrior of the Sengoku, dying a legend at Osaka
SA-0010 / JPN
The Iga master who guarded the founder of the Tokugawa peace
SPONSORED
Explore related books on Amazon
Related BooksSA-0011 / JPN
The strategist Hideyoshi feared more than any enemy
SA-0012 / JPN
The administrator who fought Tokugawa for the Toyotomi succession — and lost
SA-0013 / JPN
The mountain strategist who defeated the Tokugawa twice from a single small castle
SA-0014 / JPN
The Western Invincible — a daimyō who lost everything and won it back
SA-0015 / JPN
The warrior monk whose loyalty became Japan's most quoted legend
SA-0016 / JPN
The strategist who held off the Kamakura shogunate with rocks and trickery
SA-0017 / JPN
The Christian noblewoman whose death preserved her husband's place in the new order
SA-0018 / JPN
The seven-spears warrior who built the castle that survived four hundred years
SA-0019 / JPN
The young lord who saved a bankrupt domain through thirty years of austere reform
SA-0020 / JPN
The eastern brother who outlived Yukimura by forty-three years and built a domain that lasted to Meiji
SPONSORED
Explore related books on Amazon
Related BooksSA-0021 / JPN
The architect of the Meiji Restoration who died fighting against the Meiji government he had built
SA-0022 / JPN
The last shogun who chose to surrender power rather than fight a civil war he believed Japan could not afford
SA-0023 / JPN
The founding shogun who built warrior government as a system that lasted six and a half centuries
SA-0024 / JPN
The widow who became the first real ruler of the Kamakura Bakufu
SA-0025 / JPN
The founding shogun who left Japan with two emperors and a sixty-year civil war
SA-0026 / JPN
The architect of the Meiji state who outmaneuvered Saigō and was assassinated nine months later
SA-0027 / JPN
The Tairō who signed the unequal treaties — and was assassinated for it at the gates of Edo Castle
SA-0028 / JPN
The woman warrior of the Genpei War whose existence historians cannot quite confirm or deny
SA-0029 / JPN
The young regent who held off the Mongols twice — and broke the Kamakura Bakufu doing it

SA-0001 / JPN
The revolutionary who paved the path to a unified Japan
SA-0002 / JPN
The peasant who rose to rule all Japan
SA-0003 / JPN
The patient warlord whose dynasty ruled Japan for 250 years
SA-0004 / JPN
The One-Eyed Dragon who built Sendai
SA-0005 / JPN
The Tiger of Kai whose cavalry shook the realm
SA-0006 / JPN
The Dragon of Echigo, sword-saint of the north
SA-0007 / JPN
The undefeated swordsman who wrote The Book of Five Rings
SA-0008 / JPN
The low-rank samurai who engineered the fall of the shogunate
SA-0009 / JPN
The greatest warrior of the Sengoku, dying a legend at Osaka
SA-0010 / JPN
The Iga master who guarded the founder of the Tokugawa peace
SPONSORED
Explore related books on Amazon
Related BooksSA-0011 / JPN
The strategist Hideyoshi feared more than any enemy
SA-0012 / JPN
The administrator who fought Tokugawa for the Toyotomi succession — and lost
SA-0013 / JPN
The mountain strategist who defeated the Tokugawa twice from a single small castle
SA-0014 / JPN
The Western Invincible — a daimyō who lost everything and won it back
SA-0015 / JPN
The warrior monk whose loyalty became Japan's most quoted legend
SA-0016 / JPN
The strategist who held off the Kamakura shogunate with rocks and trickery
SA-0017 / JPN
The Christian noblewoman whose death preserved her husband's place in the new order
SA-0018 / JPN
The seven-spears warrior who built the castle that survived four hundred years
SA-0019 / JPN
The young lord who saved a bankrupt domain through thirty years of austere reform
SA-0020 / JPN
The eastern brother who outlived Yukimura by forty-three years and built a domain that lasted to Meiji
SPONSORED
Explore related books on Amazon
Related BooksSA-0021 / JPN
The architect of the Meiji Restoration who died fighting against the Meiji government he had built
SA-0022 / JPN
The last shogun who chose to surrender power rather than fight a civil war he believed Japan could not afford
SA-0023 / JPN
The founding shogun who built warrior government as a system that lasted six and a half centuries
SA-0024 / JPN
The widow who became the first real ruler of the Kamakura Bakufu
SA-0025 / JPN
The founding shogun who left Japan with two emperors and a sixty-year civil war
SA-0026 / JPN
The architect of the Meiji state who outmaneuvered Saigō and was assassinated nine months later
SA-0027 / JPN
The Tairō who signed the unequal treaties — and was assassinated for it at the gates of Edo Castle
SA-0028 / JPN
The woman warrior of the Genpei War whose existence historians cannot quite confirm or deny
SA-0029 / JPN
The young regent who held off the Mongols twice — and broke the Kamakura Bakufu doing it

SA-0001 / JPN
The revolutionary who paved the path to a unified Japan
SA-0002 / JPN
The peasant who rose to rule all Japan
SA-0003 / JPN
The patient warlord whose dynasty ruled Japan for 250 years
SA-0004 / JPN
The One-Eyed Dragon who built Sendai
SA-0005 / JPN
The Tiger of Kai whose cavalry shook the realm
SA-0006 / JPN
The Dragon of Echigo, sword-saint of the north
SA-0007 / JPN
The undefeated swordsman who wrote The Book of Five Rings
SA-0008 / JPN
The low-rank samurai who engineered the fall of the shogunate
SA-0009 / JPN
The greatest warrior of the Sengoku, dying a legend at Osaka
SA-0010 / JPN
The Iga master who guarded the founder of the Tokugawa peace
SPONSORED
Explore related books on Amazon
Related BooksSA-0011 / JPN
The strategist Hideyoshi feared more than any enemy
SA-0012 / JPN
The administrator who fought Tokugawa for the Toyotomi succession — and lost
SA-0013 / JPN
The mountain strategist who defeated the Tokugawa twice from a single small castle
SA-0014 / JPN
The Western Invincible — a daimyō who lost everything and won it back
SA-0015 / JPN
The warrior monk whose loyalty became Japan's most quoted legend
SA-0016 / JPN
The strategist who held off the Kamakura shogunate with rocks and trickery
SA-0017 / JPN
The Christian noblewoman whose death preserved her husband's place in the new order
SA-0018 / JPN
The seven-spears warrior who built the castle that survived four hundred years
SA-0019 / JPN
The young lord who saved a bankrupt domain through thirty years of austere reform
SA-0020 / JPN
The eastern brother who outlived Yukimura by forty-three years and built a domain that lasted to Meiji
SPONSORED
Explore related books on Amazon
Related BooksSA-0021 / JPN
The architect of the Meiji Restoration who died fighting against the Meiji government he had built
SA-0022 / JPN
The last shogun who chose to surrender power rather than fight a civil war he believed Japan could not afford
SA-0023 / JPN
The founding shogun who built warrior government as a system that lasted six and a half centuries
SA-0024 / JPN
The widow who became the first real ruler of the Kamakura Bakufu
SA-0025 / JPN
The founding shogun who left Japan with two emperors and a sixty-year civil war
SA-0026 / JPN
The architect of the Meiji state who outmaneuvered Saigō and was assassinated nine months later
SA-0027 / JPN
The Tairō who signed the unequal treaties — and was assassinated for it at the gates of Edo Castle
SA-0028 / JPN
The woman warrior of the Genpei War whose existence historians cannot quite confirm or deny
SA-0029 / JPN
The young regent who held off the Mongols twice — and broke the Kamakura Bakufu doing it

SA-0001 / JPN
The revolutionary who paved the path to a unified Japan
4,820 views / week
SA-0003 / JPN
The patient warlord whose dynasty ruled Japan for 250 years
3,915 views / week
SA-0002 / JPN
The peasant who rose to rule all Japan
3,540 views / week
SA-0007 / JPN
The undefeated swordsman who wrote The Book of Five Rings
2,870 views / week
SA-0005 / JPN
The Tiger of Kai whose cavalry shook the realm
2,345 views / week
SA-0008 / JPN
The low-rank samurai who engineered the fall of the shogunate
2,190 views / week
SA-0004 / JPN
The One-Eyed Dragon who built Sendai
1,760 views / week
SA-0006 / JPN
The Dragon of Echigo, sword-saint of the north
1,425 views / week