History of Japan Edo Period Bureaucracy / Joji Fujii

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Japanese History
[Introduction to the Contents]
From what aspect was the governance structure that managed the Tokugawa society for more than 260 years, and how it was operated?
From a solid analysis and consideration based on primary historical materials, the paper clarifies the process of the creation of' shiki' and its actual condition and characteristics. Through the consideration, it is also necessary to reconsider the understanding that the samurai society is a' closed society bound by social status and family status.'
From a 快著, the author, who has led the study of the modern Japanese history, discusses the inner reality of the shogunate bureaucracy system in a clear and compact way.
To the Readers : Chapter I, Nagayasu OKUBO and Ooka Tadasuke
1 Nagayasu OKUBO
2 Ooka Tadasuke
Chapter II, From' People' to' Shoshidai Katsushige Itakura / Masakazu Ohori / Shokonin Seiji no Contradiction / Shogunate administration during the time of Hidetada's Ogosho / Honmaru Nishi Maru Toshiyori Rensho Hosho
2 Conflict of substitution
Dissolution of Nishinomaru Toshiyori system / Exclusion of old Toshiyori shu / Promotion of Masakatsu INABA / Inspection of Sometsuke / Denial of Matsudaira Masatsuna and Itami Kosho / Establishment of' Rokuninshu'
Chapter III Formation of' Shiki' and its Characteristics
1 Formation of' Shiki'
The Meaning of' Shiki'
Three Laws / The Meaning of' Shiki'
Three Laws / The Meaning of' Shiki'
Three Laws / The Meaning of' Shiki'
Three Laws Atogaki Born in 1947 in Fukui Prefecture, Kyoto University, Graduate School of Letters, Doctoral Degree (Literature), Kyoto University, Emeritus Professor and Director of Ishikawa Prefectural Museum of History Museum. Majored in Japanese Early Modern History. He wrote many books such as 』 (Azekura Shobo), a study on the formation process of the Roju system of the Edo Bakufu in 『, 』 (Azekura Shobo), the power structure of the feudal lord of the 『 Shogunate in 』 『 from the turbulent age of the Sengoku period to the peaceful age in 』 『 (Iwanami Shoten), the study on the early modern political history of the Tokugawa Shogunate family in 『 (Shibunkaku Shuppan), Ieyasu Tokugawa 』 (Yoshikawa Kobunkan), 』 of the Tokugawa Shogunate in 『 (Yoshikawa Kobunkan) 1999 Tenkabito Oban Oban Tenkabito 』 『 『 』 『 』 『 』 Honnai Sakuji Bugyo kodansha Tokugawa Iemitsu Ooka Tadasuke Matsudaira Tadateru Ooka Tadasuke Matsudaira Nobutsuna