Peasant protest in Japan, 1590-1884 /
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Yale University Press,
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Table of Contents:
- pt. I. Defeat: The onset of feudal decline
- Class structure and dynamics in seventeenth-century Tsuyama
- The coming conflict: Taxes, competition, and reform
- The Sanchū rising of 1726-1726
- Epilogue: Tsuyama after 1727
- pt. II. Forward again: Readjusting the social contract
- Historical setting in eighteenth-century Ueda
- A decade of polarization, 1751-1761
- Prologue and periodization of the Ueda Hōreki rising, 1761-1763
- Results and aftermath
- pt. III. Reaction: Social developments of the late Eighteenth Century
- The crisis of Tenmei
- The Tenmei Rising in Fukuyama, 1786-1787
- Dealing in the landlords: The Kansei reforms and Fukuyama Fief, 1790-1805
- pt. IV. Transitions to a new order: class conflicts up to the late Nineteenth Century
- Problem of interpretation
- Conflict and social change, 1800-1873
- The Kasei Rising in Tsuyama, 1866-1867
- The debased-currency risings in Shinshū, 1869-1870
- Results and conclusions.