The Republic of China
A History of Japan5 Touko 2025

The Republic of China

In early 1912, the Qing Dynasty officially transferred its right to rule to the Republic of China, who named Yuan Shikai as their president in exchange for ending the civil war. Shikai, however, would soon prove just as power-hungry and authoritarian as the imperial system he sought to replace. Support the show My latest novel, "Califia's Crusade," is now available at Amazon, Barnes & Noble, Kobo, Apple Books, Bookshop.org, and many other online platforms!

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The Three Outstanding Heroes -- BONUS

The Three Outstanding Heroes -- BONUS

Three samurai are credited with significant contributions to the success of the Meiji Revolution and in this episode we explore their backgrounds and experiences during the tumultuous Bakumatsu period...

10 Kesä 202415min

The Boshin War

The Boshin War

Tensions between the Bakufu and the freshly-energized Loyalists came to a head when a shogunate army was refused entry to Kyoto - then promptly fired upon. The ensuing Boshin War was largely one-sided...

6 Kesä 202427min

Bakumatsu, Part 3: The Last Shogun

Bakumatsu, Part 3: The Last Shogun

Things appeared grim for Choshu Domain after their defeat to western forces at the Battle of Shimonoseki. In a few short years, however, their fortunes would be completely reversed and the Bakufu woul...

3 Kesä 202425min

Bakumatsu, Part 2: Blood in the Streets

Bakumatsu, Part 2: Blood in the Streets

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...

30 Touko 202430min

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...

27 Touko 202427min

The Black Ships

The Black Ships

In 1853, Commodore Matthew Calbraith Perry from the United States of America forced Japan to become open to foreign trade. How did he succeed where so many others had failed? Support the show My late...

23 Touko 202423min

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...

20 Touko 202424min

The Joseon Renaissance

The Joseon Renaissance

Throughout the 1700s, after a series of political purges and national instability, the Joseon kingdom experienced a cultural flowering. Support the show My latest novel, "Califia's Crusade," is now a...

16 Touko 202424min

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