Стивен Тeрнбулл - Самураи. Военная история

Долог был путь от принца Ямато через Ёсицунэ, Кусуноки Масасигэ и Ода Нобунага до Сайго Такамори, но стереотип остается прежним. Герой – все та же одинокая фигура, он всегда трагически погибает в неравном бою. В этом весь дух самурайства. Говоря словами великой хроники самурайского героизма, «Хэйкэ моногатари»: «Звук колокола Гионсодза отражает непостоянство всех вещей. Цвет тикового дерева говорит о том, что тем, кто сейчас процветает, суждено пасть. Да, гордые живут лишь мгновение, как вечерний сон в разгар весны. И могучие в конце концов погибают; они лишь пыль, несомая ветром».

Ёритомо 1192

Ёрииэ 1199

Санэтомо 1203

Токимаса 1199

Ёситоки 1205

Ясутоки 1225

Цунэтоки 1242

Токиёри 1246

Нагатоки 1256

Токимунэ 1270

Садатоки 1284

Моротоки 1300

Такатоки 1315

После падения Камакура пост сёгуна занимал принц Морикуни.

Асикага

Такаудзи 1338

Ёсиакира 1358

Ёсимицу 1367

Ёсимоти 1395

Ёсикадзу 1423

Ёсинори 1428

Ёсикацу 1441

Ёсимаса 1443

Ёсихиса 1474

Ёситанэ 1490

Ёсидзуми 1493

Ёситанэ 1508

Ёсихару 1521

Ёситэру 1545

Ёсихидэ 1565

Ёсиаки 1568

Ода Нобунага 1573

Тоётоми Хидэёси 1582

Тоётоми Хидэёри 1598

Иэясу 1603

Хидэтада 1605

Иэмицу 1623

Иэцуна 1651

Цунаёси 1681

Иэнобу 1709

Иэцугу 1713

Ёсимунэ 1717

Иэсигэ 1745

Иэхару 1762

Иэнари 1787

Иэёси 1837

Иэсада 1853

Иэмоти 1858

Ёсинобу 1866

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