History of Japan Japanese Twenty-six Martyrs Paulo Miki on the Road to Martyrdom / Tamaki Yuzuru

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Japanese History
[Introduction to the Contents]
Not much is known about the real image of Paul MIKI, who is said to be a representative figure of the Japanese Twenty-six Martyrs martyrs in 1597.
He was a student of Koregiyo AMAKUSA, and why he withdrew from Koregiyo.
Why he chose to live as a preacher instead of a priest?
His efforts to read through literature, letters, and collections of the Amakusa Korejiyo-kan such as Frois, Pages, and Morehon.
Contents
Conversion of Christian Warlord and Miki Handayu / Azuchi Seminario / Koregiyo, Shurenjo, Seminario / Franciscan Missionary to Japan / Journey to the Martyrdom of the twenty six Martyrs / Great Martyrdom in Edo
Conversion of Christian Warlord and Miki Handayu / Azuchi Seminario / Koregiyo u / Azuchi Seminario / Koregiyo, Shuren-in, Seminario / Withdrawal of Paul MIKI / Visit to Japan by Franciscan missionaries / Journey to the Martyrdom of the twenty six Martyrs / Great Martyrdom in Edo
[Contents
Chapter 1 Christian Warlord Mikihandayu / Azuchi Seminario
Conversion of Christian Warlord Mikihandayu / Azuchi Seminario / Koregiyo / Shuren-in Shea Seminario
Chapter 2 AzUchi Seminario
Chapter 3 Koregiyo / Shunovi Visit to Martyrdom of the twenty six Martyrs
Chapter 7 Great Martyrdom in Amakusa City
[Author's brief history
Born in 1948 in Amakusa-city Kawaura-machi Shingo, Kumamoto Prefecture.
He was born in, 2013 2018 2022 Amakusa Korejiyo-kan 』 『 』 『 Henro pilgrimage 』 『 Almeida