Unification of Japan. Tokugawa Ieyasu. 3rd edition. Prasol A.F.

This book is the last in a series of three works dedicated to the process of unification of Japan in the late XVI - early XVII century. The main place in it is occupied by the life and activities of Tokugawa Ieyasa, whose identity had a huge impact on the subsequent development of the country. A native of a little -known military clan Matsudira, he remained on the sidelines for most of his life, but at the age of 56, fate gave him a chance to go down in history, and he brilliantly took advantage of him. The book in a lively and exciting form tells about that. How this happened.

its important part is the information about the culture, life and morals of Japan of the period of internecine wars. It will allow the reader to look into this era that is already far from us and get an idea of ​​some of the little -known realities of Japanese society of that time. The text of the book is illustrated by many engravings, drawings and cartographic schemes that will help the reader better understand the events that took place in Japan four and a half century ago.