User:Skysmith/Missing topics about Samurai-era Japan

Missing articles about Samurai-era Japan

Thanks to User:LordAmeth, User:Moswento, User:Shokatsu-sensei & User:Tadakuni

Eras

 * Kebiishi, Heian era –
 * Kitayama period -

Samurai-era periods and events

 * Aizu Rising -
 * Echigo Rising -
 * Fukuyama Rising (1712) -
 * Fukuyama Rising (1752) -
 * Fukuyama Rising (1770) -
 * Iwaki Daira Rising -
 * Kaisei rising -
 * Nambu Rising -
 * Poyasen Revolt -
 * Revolt of Takauji -
 * Sanchu Ikki -
 * Silk Tax Rising -
 * Takeda Rising -
 * Tengyo Revolt, 935-940 -
 * Tenmail Rising -
 * Ueda Horeki Rising -

Edicts

 * Boshin Edict -
 * Shinki-Hatto Edict -
 * Toshikage Juhachikajo, edict

Samurai training

 * Chultsi school -
 * Ganritsu Ryu -
 * Jukishin Ryu, jujutsu ryu -
 * Karo school -
 * Kobori Ryu -
 * Kurama Ryu -
 * Onko Chischin Ryu -
 * School of Ancient Learning -
 * Shimusa Hayashizaki Ryu -
 * Shinto Shobu Ryu -
 * Shishin Ryu, -
 * Takemura Ryu -
 * Ten Ryu -
 * Tenshin Ryu -
 * Tenshinden Ryu -
 * Wakato, samurai-era officer training –

Castles

 * Fukue Castle, Japan -
 * Ganjaku Castle -
 * Marune fortress -
 * Otaka Fortress -
 * Ōtsu Castle -
 * Sakurai Castle, Japan-
 * Shoyuji Castle -
 * Washiza fortress -

Wars and battles

 * Battle of Aiko no Ura -
 * Battle of Hachio -
 * Battle of Hakata / Battle of Haozaki Bay -
 * Battle of Hakone Take no Shita -
 * Battle of Kameyama -
 * Battle of Kigasakihara -
 * Battle of Sanoyama -
 * Battle of Wakae -
 * Nakasendai rebellion -
 * Shomonki, Japanese war story -
 * Siege of Kanezawa -
 * Siege of Kanki -
 * Siege of Kataka -
 * Siege of Oiwa -
 * Siege of Toshimitsu, 1586 -
 * Siege of Toyotomi Castle -
 * Siege of Yakiyama -

Weapons

 * Chijiriki, spear -
 * Kawanaga, grapple -
 * Nasegama, weapon -
 * Ryoba katana, straight sword -

Armor

 * Magomai-do Japanese armor type -
 * Nuinobe-do, Japanese armor type -
 * Okegawa-do, Japanese armor type -
 * Yukinishito-do, Japanese armor type-
 * Zunari-kabuto, Japanese helmet type -

Imperial families

 * Umbe -

Samurai clans

 * Hori clan -
 * Imibe clan -
 * Kii family -
 * Kusunoki clan -
 * Nagai clan -
 * Ōkōchi clan -
 * Shirakawa clan -
 * Takigawa clan -
 * Yamashita clan -

Other groups

 * All-God Gang, Tokugawa-era gang –
 * Kokoshu, military guard -
 * Machi-yakko Machi yakko-

Domains

 * Kuroda Domain -
 * Ogino-Yamanaka Domain -

Nobles and Samurai

 * Akamatsu Enshin (1277-1371) samurai fighting for both Emperor Go-Daigo and Ashikaga Shogun -
 * Botaichu Kodaiso -
 * En'ya Takasada, Captain of the Imperial police who fell over courtly intrigue -
 * Enju -
 * Fujiwara no Moroto, Sawamata no Shiro, enemy of general Yogo - /
 * Fujiwara no Yasumasa (958-1036) -
 * Hatsu Jo -
 * Ichibu Kageyu, Christian samurai, one of the first to supply his troops with firearms -
 * Ijuin Hisanori, Shimazu daimyo -
 * Ike Gozen -
 * Inaue Masatada, famous retainer of Uesugi Kenshin -
 * Jiun Onko, zen master -
 * Kimata Morikatsu, Ii general around 1600 -
 * Kono Michiari, samurai fighting against the Mongol invasion -
 * Kusano Jiro, Samurai leader in the battle against the Mongol invasion -
 * Kusunoki Shichiro, Captain of the Imperial Police -
 * Masaki Hojo -
 * Minamoto no Atsuru -
 * Minamoto no Mitsuru Minamoto Mitsuru, Minamoto daimyo and archer - /
 * Muraoka no Goro Taira no Sadamichi - /
 * Okado Denpachiro (1659 -1723) Tokugawa O-metsuke -
 * Ono Harukaze, war leader against the emishi (ainu) in 878 -
 * Ota Gyuichi (1527-1610) vassal of Oda Nobunaga and his later biographer --
 * Otomo Yoshizumi, first daimyo to receive firearms from the Portuguese -
 * Sato Shinen (1811-1864) Tokugawa official -
 * Shimazu Shigehide, daimyo of Satsuma -
 * Shiroishi Munekane, retainer of Date Masamune -
 * Suzuki Hyoe, ally of Tokugawa Ieyasu -
 * Tachibana Hime -
 * Taira Masamori, Taira clan -
 * Taira no Kanedata, governor of Kasuza -
 * Taira no Koremochi also known as General Yogo - /
 * Taira no Kunika -
 * Taira no Musetsune (982-1023) samurai with large arrows -
 * Taira no Yoshikane -
 * Taira no Yoshimochi -
 * Takenouchi Shikibu, Shinto priest -
 * Takiyasha Hime -
 * Tamaori Hime -
 * Tashiro Tsuramoto (1678-1748) admirer and chronicler of Yamamoto Tsunetomo -
 * Yamato Takeru no Mikoto -
 * Yoshida Kanemigi, court nobility -

Scholars

 * Dazai Shundai (1680 -1747) Tokugawa-era economist -
 * Hayashi Nobuatsu (1644-1732) Tokugawa-era Confucian scholar -
 * Hiedo-no-Ame or Hiyeda-no-Ame, Shinto chronicler -
 * Kaiho Seiryo (1755-1818) Togugawa-era economist -
 * Oze Hoan (1564-1640) biographer of Oda Nobunaga -

Samurai-era art

 * Gosannen War Scroll about Taira-Minamoto War -
 * Namban Screen -
 * Shubaron Scroll, Ukiyo art scroll -

Artists and artisans

 * Kuriyama Daizen, tea ceremony master -
 * Satomura Shoha, renga master -

Other prominent people

 * Hakamadare, Japanese legendary house-robber -
 * Kuriyama Daizen, tea master -

Social structure

 * Jori system –
 * Kagiya -
 * Sensui Kawaramono, professional laborers -
 * Umamawari, daimyo's finance department –

Miscellaneous

 * Ahiru kusa script -
 * Arrow duel -
 * Dutch in Japan in the Tokugawa era -
 * Funshi, form of ritual suicide -
 * Izu quarry, Japanese source of stones for fortress-building -
 * Kami-shimo, Tokugawa-era samurai garment -
 * Koshiate, samurai's sword belt -
 * Monme, Japanese unit of weight and currency -
 * Monme, unit of weight and currency -
 * Omatsu -
 * Pillow service -
 * Politics of Pre-modern Japan -
 * Reigakusha -
 * Sadane A historical Japanese court game whereby opponents would exchange insults -
 * Sasaraye -
 * Shakujo yari, pilgrim's staff -
 * Shimazu tactical system -
 * Tax Law opposition -
 * Yokobue-An, preserved samurai house near Yokohama –

Sources include:
 * Hideaki Sato - The Legends of the Samurai
 * Stephen Turnbull - The Book of the Samurai, Samurai Warfare