Startling historical fiction set in a transforming Japan, where love, duty, and national change collide.
A sweeping tale that blends personal passion with the sweep of history, this edition centers on the Lords of Dawn and their circle as Japan moves from the shadow of the Edo era toward a modern future. Rich in atmosphere, it follows noble families, samurai, and courtiers through intimate scenes of longing, memory, and loyalty, against a backdrop of political upheaval, court intrigue, and the forging of a new Japan. The narrative moves between motor-lit cities, serene estates, and the quiet acts of daily life that reveal how a nation and its people adapt to upheaval.
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Shoguns, the Nation was governed continuously by various -powerful families till the year 1868; when the Imperial adherents overcoming the Shogunate, the Mikado re-assumed the sole active government of the country. As the Proscenium of the Theatre lights upland the Orchestra commences attuning its instruments, the mind of the Audience focuses expectantly upon the unfolding of theplot3 and the sustaining of the various roles by the actors. The curtain is rising upon an entirely new Drama in the Theatre of Life. Heretofore its music has been interpreted by Occidental ears, in the booming of cannon and clash of steel. But there is an underlying motif, deeper great errand more truly humane undistinguishable by those ignorant of Japanese melody and this motif carries in it no suggestion of the Eat tie Marches of other Nations of the Great World. As to the manner in which the actors of this Drama sustain their roles the World must be the judge. In this book both historical events and characters represent National conditions solely; yet it would be but a sorry Play that contained in its unfolding nothing of the greatest of all human passions and incentives Love. THE AUTHORS.
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Paperback. Etat : New. Print on Demand. This book chronicles the modernization of Japan and its transition to an increasingly globalized world, from 1854-1890. The author sets the historical backdrop for a nation on the brink of profound cultural and technological change. The narrative follows a cast of characters whose lives become entwined as Japan opens its doors to the West, and traditions collide with new ways of thinking. The author deftly weaves together historical events with personal stories, revealing the profound transformations that Japan underwent during this tumultuous period, exploring the interplay of tradition and innovation, and the tension between duty, ambition, and the human heart. This book offers valuable insights into a period of history that shaped Japan's emergence as a global power, and will resonate with anyone interested in Japanese history, culture, and the human experience amidst great societal change. This book is a reproduction of an important historical work, digitally reconstructed using state-of-the-art technology to preserve the original format. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in the book. print-on-demand item. N° de réf. du vendeur 9781330702956_0
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