Edited by Shuzo Murata Published by Yoshikawa Kobunkan First edition, 1986 Original price: ¥5900 This book collects 13 essays in four parts that explore the characteristics of the Warring States period society in the Kinki region. The Kinki region was the stage for Tokusei Ikki (debt cancellation uprisings), Kuni Ikki (regional uprisings), Hokke Ikki (Lotus Sutra uprisings), and Ikko Ikki (uprisings by the Ikko sect), and it never saw the establishment of powerful Sengoku daimyo (feudal lords). It became a base for the Oda and Toyotomi regimes. This book examines its characteristics in light of the current research on manors, local lords, local magnates, villages, and ikki (uprisings), and explores new challenges and directions. The outer case has age-related sun damage and stains. Please refer to the photos. The book itself is in very good condition.