The Edo Period: The Peace Within before The Pressure Without / History of Japan

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The Edo period, which began when Tokugawa Ieyasu brought an end to a long era of war and established the Tokugawa shogunate, was a time of peace, public safety, and cleanliness—though the economy rose and fell under the shogunate’s various policies.

Still, despite Japan’s long-held policy of isolation, the country would eventually be pulled into the international arena.

In Part 1 of our Edo Period series, we’ll take a look at the ups and downs within the country during isolation, as well as the unique culture that flourished during this time.

0:13 Intro
0:55 Ieyasu
3:32 Hidetada
4:14 Iemitsu
8:26 Ietsuna
10:04 Tsunayoshi
11:54 Genroku Culture
14:18 Ienobu/Ietsugu
15:48 Yoshimune
17:59 Ieshige/Ieharu
19:41 Ienari
21:21 Kasei Culture


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