大日本近世史料 細川家史料二十九
by 東京大学史料編纂所
Volume 29 of the Dai Nihon Kinsei Shiryō series presents curated historical materials from the Hosokawa family during Japan's Edo period. Compiled by the University of Tokyo's Historiographical Institute, it serves as a key resource for studying early modern Japanese history, feudal clans, and primary source documentation.
About This Book
The 'Dai Nihon Kinsei Shiryō: Hosokawa-ke Shiryō Volume 29' is a scholarly compilation produced by the Historiographical Institute of the University of Tokyo. It forms part of a larger series dedicated to preserving and editing historical documents from Japan's early modern era.
This installment specifically gathers materials related to the Hosokawa family, a prominent clan during the Edo period. The content includes various records that provide insights into feudal governance, family affairs, and societal structures of the time.
As with other volumes in the series, it adheres to rigorous academic standards, ensuring the accuracy and accessibility of these historical texts for researchers and historians.
The work underscores the institute's ongoing commitment to documenting Japan's rich historical legacy through meticulous archival efforts.
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