A set of the historical novels "Toshiie Maeda" and "Sanada Sandai-ki." "Toshiie Maeda" tells the story of the man Hideyoshi relied on the most. When Hideyoshi lost his younger brother Hidenaga to illness, he lamented, "There is no one but Toshiie who will serve our Toyo clan in place of Hidenaga." From their childhood, when they called each other "Monkey" and "Dog," to their later years, when they addressed each other as "Your Excellency, Dainagon," the friendship between Hideyoshi and Toshiie never waned. This is the life of a brilliant general who avoided the folly of entering the battlefield for the taking of the world and laid the foundation for the Kaga domain's million-koku prosperity, rivaling the Tokugawa. "Sanada Sandai-ki" is an exhilarating historical romance about the Sanada clan (Masayuki, Yukimura, and Daisuke) using all their wisdom and cunning to confront the powerful Tokugawa Ieyasu. The original source material for the "Sanada series" of the "Tachikawa Bunko," which gained explosive popularity from the end of the Meiji era to the Taisho era due to the extraordinary exploits of Sarutobi Sasuke, Kirigakure Saizo, and the monk Miyoshi Seikai Nyudo, is revived for the modern era with a masterful translation by Harushige Dobashi! Offered for sale due to a reorganization of the bookshelf.