Shueisha Shinsho Nobunaga and the Cross: Pursuing the Truth of "Tenka Fubu" By Kyoko Tachibana Shueisha (Released 2004/01) Size: Shinsho format / Pages: 269p / Height: 18cm Nobunaga, who raised the banner of "Tenka Fubu" and stood up for the Southern European powers, including Portuguese merchants and the Society of Jesus, was assassinated by them. A prominent researcher who has brought a fresh perspective to Nobunaga studies has reached this shocking conclusion in this book. From the similarity between Nobunaga's "Tenka Fubu" seal and the "scarab" type ancient Egyptian seal, the meaning of the words "Tenka Fubu" that supported his ambition, the study of the network of key figures who were secretly active during Nobunaga's ascent to Kyoto, and the analysis of numerous diaries of the time, this groundbreaking study reveals the close relationship between Nobunaga's national domination and Southern European globalization, which has not been considered in previous research. Table of Contents Chapter 1: The Prehistory of "Tenka Fubu" Chapter 2: The Birth of "Tenka Fubu" Chapter 3: "Tenka Fubu" and the Kessho Rinji Chapter 4: The Departure of "Tenka Fubu" Chapter 5: "Tenka Fubu" and the Southern European Powers Chapter 6: The Destruction of "Tenka Fubu" There are no markings in the text. Overall condition shows signs of wear and tear, such as scratches and stains, typical of used books. Other listings here → #KizanBooks #JikkaBooks