Talk:Japan

Resources

• Sakoku timeline in Japanese
• Koxinga in Chinese
• VOC and Tokugawa foreign policy
• The Zheng family and Tokugawa, another one
• Shimabara rebellion
• Ming asking Tokugawa for help
• Formosa history
• Formosa 1662: The Dutch Great Loss by Devi Riskianingrum
• Zen monk Yinyuan
• Pro-Ming pro-Tokugawa scholar, Zhu Zhiyu
• Rebellion and taxation in the Tokugawa shogunate
• Meiwa era (in Japanese)
• Tokugawa Yoshimune and Tokugawa Muneharu
• Religion and State in Tokugawa Japan
• Russian-Japanese relations history
• Edo pre-conditions for industrialization
• A Study of the Kyoho Reforms by Yu Chang file:///C:/Users/User/Downloads/NQ78339_OCR-1.pdf
• The Dog Shogun
• Cambridge History of Early Modern Japan
• Foreign influences in Japanese law
• Land Reallocation in Early Modern Japan
• THE MISERICÓRDIAS
• Japanese Tales of Aesop
• Heike monogatari 1593

Ideas

Silent War

Russia reneges on their promise of returning the Russian ports in Japan. This sows a dislike for Russia in the Japnaese public opinion. Japan moves away from Russia and towards Britain post Russo-Corean war. Starts a fight with Russia over the treaty ports. They retake the ports and the Emperor's popularity grows. Soon then hunkers down in a militarized state facing down Russian tension. The government starts cracking down heavily on dissidents (the dirty war arc, arresting suspected Nationalist-Republicans, poltiical enemies, etc) and as the silent war ends, the legitimacy of the monarchy has eroded and the nation becomes a republic.