The Fool of Owari
A History of Japan24 Huhti 2023

The Fool of Owari

Oda Nobuhide, the famous "Tiger of Owari," passed away unexpectedly in 1551, leaving his branch of the Oda Clan in the hands of his son, a rude young man with little sense of propriety or politics called "The Fool of Owari." Throughout the 1550s, however, Nobunaga would consolidate his rule over the province and even defend it from a terrifying invasion. Support the show My latest novel, "Califia's Crusade," is now available at Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Kobo, Apple Books, Bookshop.org, and...

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The Three Outstanding Heroes -- BONUS

The Three Outstanding Heroes -- BONUS

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The Boshin War

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Bakumatsu, Part 3: The Last Shogun

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Bakumatsu, Part 2: Blood in the Streets

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After the assassination of Ii Naosuke, political violence became a new norm. The Shogunate was deeply troubled when a rebellion began in its own backyard of northern Kanto, in Mito Domain. Support the...

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Bakumatsu, Part 1: The Ansei Purge

Bakumatsu, Part 1: The Ansei Purge

After the national humiliation and subsequent economic turmoil caused by opening Japan to more foreign trade, the Bakufu desperately tried to regain a position of national authority. This culminated i...

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The Black Ships

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Pillars of Resistance

Pillars of Resistance

Throughout the 1840s, various groups sought to find solutions to repeated violations of sakoku and questioned the ability of the shogunate to practically defend the country if there was an actual inva...

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The Joseon Renaissance

The Joseon Renaissance

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