週刊 日本の100人 No.043 大友宗麟 2006/11/28
Weekly Japan's 100 People issue No. 043 profiles Ōtomo Sōrin, the influential 16th-century daimyo of Bungo Province. This 2006 edition examines his role in the Sengoku period, offering a focused biographical overview of his historical significance and leadership in feudal Japan.
About This Book
This issue of Weekly Japan's 100 People, number 043, focuses on Ōtomo Sōrin, a prominent historical figure from feudal Japan. Released on November 28, 2006, it provides an in-depth look at his contributions and era.
Ōtomo Sōrin served as a daimyo in Bungo Province during the Sengoku period, navigating alliances and conflicts that shaped Japan's history. The publication highlights key aspects of his leadership and influence.
As part of a series profiling influential Japanese individuals, this edition offers readers a concise yet informative profile. It is designed for those interested in historical biographies and cultural insights.
The magazine format ensures accessible reading, combining text and visuals to bring historical narratives to life for a broad audience.
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