Product Description
Matsuura is the first underwater ruin in Japan to be designated a national historic site, and is where the remains of a Mongol invasion ship sunk by a divine wind are laid to rest. Was it really only the power of the divine wind that repelled the two Mongol invasions, during the Bun'ei and Koan eras?
Behind the scenes that stopped and repelled the Yuan army's attack was the Matsuura clan, a group of samurai who were known as the best navy in the Western Sea.
The Matsuura clan has had connections to the open sea since ancient times and was renowned as Japan's most global navy.
Despite their prosperity, they did not seek luxurious castles or great power, but rather lived their lives as such.
Number of pages: 120
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Product Specifications
- Item code
- 356764
- ISBN code
- 9784870356764
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