Imperial Politics and Symbolics in Ancient Japan

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Imperial Politics and Symbolics in Ancient Japan

Author	: Herman Ooms
File Size	: 51,8 Mb
Publisher	: Unknown
Language	: English
Release Date	: 07 May 2024
ISBN	: 0824869281
Pages	: null pages

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This title offers an understanding of a formative stage in the development of the Japanese state. It presents a wide-ranging and fine-grained examination of the power struggles, symbolic manipulations, mythological constructs, and historical revisions that both defines and propelled these changes.

Imperial Politics and Symbolics in Ancient Japan by Herman Ooms

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Imperial Politics and Symbolics in Ancient Japan by Herman Ooms

Imperial Politics and Symbolics in Ancient Japan is an ambitious and ground-breaking study that offers a new understanding of a formative stage in the development of the Japanese state. The late seventh and eighth centuries were a time of momentous change in Japan, much of it brought about by the

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Imperial Politics and Symbolics in Ancient Japan by Herman Ooms

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