[Article] About the Omi-Genji Sasaki Clan’s “Seisen” (Return to Omi) : Case Study of Mr. Kyogoku Sasaki and Mr. Kuchiki Sasaki (Part III : The Theory of Moving Warrior Lords to the West)

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  • [論文] 近江源氏佐々木氏の「西遷」（近江回帰）について : 佐々木京極氏・佐々木朽木氏を中心に (第三部 西遷武家領主論)

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This paper examines the “westward transfer” and “northward transfer” of medieval samurai groups, which have been attracting attention in recent years, by examining the case of the Sasaki clan, a prominent medieval family. In the Kamakura period, samurai groups placed their clans in various parts of the Japanese archipelago and ruled through their networks, but after the period of the Northern and Southern Courts, they settled in one of them and aspired to control the region. Elucidation of this aspect is an important issue for research on medieval samurai groups. Therefore, in this paper, I will discuss how the Sasaki clan, which was originally based in Omi Province but developed in the eastern part of the country under the Kamakura Shogunate, returned to Omi. This is what I discussed.

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