History of Japan Heian Warriors in Kyushu, Kyoto and Togoku

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Japanese History
History and Geography
Historical and Cultural Library 446 / Although there is a strong image that medieval samurai took root in local territories, they actually moved from Mutsu in the north to Satsuma-Satsuma in the south in the Line Shimama. This article examines the actual situation of powerful samurai groups in the early medieval period that were active in Kyushu while having relations with Kyoto and Togoku (the eastern part of Japan, particularly Kanto region). We look at the images of samurai who built a network with paramilitary people who came to the service from various parts of Japan while they were active in Kyoto, and boldly expanded the space for their activities by obtaining various information.