The Uesugi: a study of a Japanese warrior family's political and military involvement in eastern Japan, 1252-1455. Chapter 2: Military activities, 1336-1350

The essay is the second of a projected series of essays collectively entitled 'The Uesugi: a study of a Japanese warrior family's political and military involvement in eastern Japan, 1252-1455'. It examines the Uesugi family's military activities during the first fourteen years of the conflict that broke out between Emperor Godaigo and the Ashikaga in early 1336.

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Knowledge Commons (Lakehead University)
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2026-01-28
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https://doi.org/10.17613/6k9ac-rtm59
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The Uesugi: a study of a Japanese warrior family's political and military involvement in eastern Japan, 1252-1455. Chapter 2: Military activities, 1336-1350

Dennis Darling
Knowledge Commons (Lakehead University)
Japanese History and Culture
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The Uesugi: a study of a Japanese warrior family's political and military involvement in eastern Japan, 1252-1455. Chapter 2: Military activities, 1336-1350

Dennis Darling
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The essay is the second of a projected series of essays collectively entitled 'The Uesugi: a study of a Japanese warrior family's political and military involvement in eastern Japan, 1252-1455'. It examines the Uesugi family's military activities during the first fourteen years of the conflict that broke out between Emperor Godaigo and the Ashikaga in early 1336.

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The Uesugi: a study of a Japanese warrior family's political and military involvement in eastern Japan, 1252-1455. Chapter 2: Military activities, 1336-1350 — Dennis Darling · Knowledge Commons (Lakehead University) (2026) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS