〔日〕山冈庄八 著，王维幸 清光 李超楠 译

About the Author

Shanoka Shōhachi (山岡庄八), a renowned Japanese author, is celebrated for his monumental historical fiction series chronicling the lives of Japan's feudal lords and the turbulent Sengoku period. Born in 1903, he dedicated decades to meticulous research, drawing from ancient chronicles and personal insights to craft epic narratives that blend historical accuracy with dramatic storytelling. His works, often spanning multiple volumes, explore themes of leadership, ambition, and resilience in the face of adversity. Translated into numerous languages, including Chinese editions by Wang Weixing, Qingguang, and Li Chaonan, Shanoka's writings continue to captivate readers worldwide, offering profound lessons on power and human nature. Notable among his contributions is the expansive 'Tokugawa Ieyasu' series, with the second collection 'Tokugawa Ieyasu Volume 2: The Two Heroes Cease War (4-Volume Set)' exemplifying his masterful portrayal of strategic genius and political intrigue.