History of Japan State Power and Religion in Early Modern Japan / Toshihiko Takano

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Japanese history
[Introduction to the contents]
How was the overwhelming state power formed?
How did the modern state power organize the religious people and entertainers such as non-agricultural people, such as Buddhist monks, Shinto priests, mountain ascetics, Onmyoji, Banzai, Ekija, sumo wrestlers, and Azusa miko?
Furthermore, how did it position the monzeki (the head of a family) who was at the top of the Shugendo organization and court nobles who were the honjo of the Yin-Yang Philosophy organization?
In addition, how did it position the monzeki (the head of a family) who was at the top of the Shinto-style organization and court nobles who were the honjo of the Shinto-style organization?
Contents
Introduction
Chapter 1 Kashoku and Authority in the Modern State
Chapter 2 Study of the Modern Hoheishi
Chapter 3 The Edo Shogunate and Temples and Shrines
Chapter 4 The Modern State and the Honmatsu System
Chapter 6 The Shugen Honzan School of Inke Shosenin
Chapter 5 The Modern State and the Honmatsu System
Chapter 6 The Shugen Honzan School of Inke Shosenin
Chapter 7 The Organization and Organization of the Modern Yin-Yang Philosophy
With a focus on the Shugen Honzan School -
Chapter 8 Local Organization of the Shugen Honzan School -
Chapter 8 Local Organization of the Shugen Honzan School -
With a focus on the Koshu Gunnai region -
Chapter 9 Organization and Organization of the Modern 『
With a focus on the Shugen Honzan School -
A focus on the Shugen Honzan School -
Chapter 8 Local Organization of the Shugen Honzan School -
With a focus on the Koshu Gunnai region -
Chapter 9 Organization and Organization of the Modern 』
With a focus on the Shugen Honzan School -
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