History of Japan Chokaisan Ieyasu meigenroku

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Japanese title: 単行本(実用) 日本史 超約版 家康名言録
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Item number: BO2897144
Released date: 18 Nov 2022
Maker: Wedge
Edit: 榎本秋

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JAPANESE HISTORY * The 2023 Taiga Drama "What shall Ieyasu do?" The 60 Famous Sayings of the main character Shugyoku (1543 - 1616), who overcame tribulation and hardship, ended the Warring States period and built the 250 years of the Tokugawa era. As is known from the senryu (Senryu) of "If you don't sing, let's wait until you sing, toad-lily", Ieyasu lived as a hostage in his childhood, and even after becoming independent from Imagawa, he was behind Nobunaga and Hideyoshi, and he was also a "person of patience" who did not have a chance. Ieyasu, who has gained various insights while being forced to endure throughout his life, has a lot to learn from leaders who lead organizations in the modern age and people who are facing difficulties and adversity. The spirit of "We win at the end regardless of whether we lose or not" is meaningful from the perspective of the future for modern people who are living in an unstable society due to the novel coronavirus, natural disasters, disparities, and war. This book contains 60 carefully selected excellent sayings of Shugyoku, which are able to understand Ieyasu's people and thoughts and have a lot of implications for modern people. In this book, you can learn about Ieyasu's people and thoughts, and it is much better than the spirit of a person who admonishes his lord and is better than leading in battle. It is better to use people with their strengths and to overlook their weaknesses. It is better to use people with their strengths and to overlook their weaknesses. It is like a person who carries a heavy load and travels a long way. It is like a treasure gained without effort is a foe. Etc. ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- ---