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44 Shibatsuji Shunroku, Sengoku ibun Takeda hen vol. 1.
45 See, for example, Nakagawa Taiko’s modern Japanese translation of Ota Ushikazu’s Shinchō kōki.
46 Peter Arnesen, The Medieval Japanese Daimyō: The Ouchi Family’s Rule of Suo and Nagato. Jeff Kurashige,
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47 Hall, “Foundations of the Modern Japanese Daimyō.”
48 See, for example, Yoshida Yuriko, “Heinō bunri to mibun.”
49 Jeffrey Mass, Antiquity and Anachronism in Japanese History. The quoted line appears on page 200.
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