The Japanese Mission to Europe, 1582-1590: The Journey of Four Samurai Boys Through Portugal, Spain and Italy
Following the pioneering work of Francis Xavier in establishing Christianity in Japan, in early 1581, Alessandro Valignano decided to send a legation to Europe representing the three Christian daimyo of Kyushu. The purpose of this mission was twofold. It would give Europeans the chance of seeing Jap...
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Cooper, Michael Author The Japanese Mission to Europe, 1582-1590: The Journey of Four Samurai Boys Through Portugal, Spain and Italy Journey of four samurai boys through Portugal, Spain and Italy [Place of publication not identified] Global Oriental 2005 1 online resource (288 pages) text txt computer c online resource cr Bibliographic Level Mode of Issuance: Monograph English Following the pioneering work of Francis Xavier in establishing Christianity in Japan, in early 1581, Alessandro Valignano decided to send a legation to Europe representing the three Christian daimyo of Kyushu. The purpose of this mission was twofold. It would give Europeans the chance of seeing Japanese people at first hand and appreciating their culture; in this way the expedition would publicize the work of the Japanese Church and increase financial aid from Europe. Conversely, on their return to Japan the envoys would give to their fellow countrymen eyewitness reports on the splendours of Renaissance Europe, thus broadening the Japanese view of the outside world and moderating existing notions about foreign barbarians. It might benefit the impoverished Japanese mission financially and thus promote its expansion. Two Christian samurai boys were chosen as legates together with two teenage companions, and they sailed from Nagasaki in February 1582. After a journey lasting more than two years, the foursome reached Europe and began travelling through Portugal, Spain and Italy. They met King Philip II and his family several times, and in Rome were befriended by the elderly Pope Gregory XIII and his successor Sixtus V. During their progress through Italy the Japanese were lavishly welcomed with speeches, banquets, balls and spectacular firework displays; large crowds gathered to see them solemnly process through the streets, while church bells rang out and cannon fired in salute. The authorities in Venice even postponed the annual festival in honour of St Mark, the city's patron, so that the Japanese might view the spectacle. Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources. pt. 1. The legation is planned -- Christianity in Japan -- Preparing the legation -- pt. 2. The journey to Europe -- Passage to India -- From India to Europe -- pt. 3. Through Portugal and Spain -- Portugal -- Spain and 'the most potent monarch' -- From Alcalá to Alicante -- pt. 4. Rome and the two Popes -- The road to Rome -- The papal audience -- The stay in Rome -- The new Pope -- pt. 5. Further travels in Europe -- Bologna and Ferrara -- Carnival of Venice -- From Padua to Genoa -- Spain and Portugal revisited -- pt. 6. The return to Japan -- The return journey -- Reception in Japan -- pt. 7. Summing up -- Assessment of the enterprise. Japanese Travel History 16th century Europe Catholics, Asian Travel History 16th century Europe Tenshåo Ken®åo Shisetsu, 1582-1590 History Travel 16th century Europe Samurai Travel History 16th century Portugal Samurai Travel History 16th century Spain Samurai History Travel 16th century Italy Samurai Europe - General HILCC Regions & Countries - Europe HILCC History & Archaeology HILCC Europe Description and travel. Japan. gnd (DE-588)4028495-5 Südeuropa. gnd (DE-588)4078023-5 Portugal. gtt Spanje. gtt Italië. gtt Italien Reisen Geschichte 16. Jh. idsbb Portugal Reisen Geschichte 16. Jh. idsbb Spanien Reisen Geschichte 16. Jh. idsbb Europa Japan Geschichte 16. Jh. idsbb Japan Europa Geschichte 16. Jh. idsbb Japan. swd Südeuropa. swd Jesuiten. gnd (DE-588)80092-2 Jesuiten. swd Mission 21. swd Geschichte 1582-1590. Geschichte 1582-1590. swd 1-901903-38-9 |
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Cooper, Michael The Japanese Mission to Europe, 1582-1590: The Journey of Four Samurai Boys Through Portugal, Spain and Italy pt. 1. The legation is planned -- Christianity in Japan -- Preparing the legation -- pt. 2. The journey to Europe -- Passage to India -- From India to Europe -- pt. 3. Through Portugal and Spain -- Portugal -- Spain and 'the most potent monarch' -- From Alcalá to Alicante -- pt. 4. Rome and the two Popes -- The road to Rome -- The papal audience -- The stay in Rome -- The new Pope -- pt. 5. Further travels in Europe -- Bologna and Ferrara -- Carnival of Venice -- From Padua to Genoa -- Spain and Portugal revisited -- pt. 6. The return to Japan -- The return journey -- Reception in Japan -- pt. 7. Summing up -- Assessment of the enterprise. |
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The Japanese Mission to Europe, 1582-1590: The Journey of Four Samurai Boys Through Portugal, Spain and Italy |
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Global Oriental |
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pt. 1. The legation is planned -- Christianity in Japan -- Preparing the legation -- pt. 2. The journey to Europe -- Passage to India -- From India to Europe -- pt. 3. Through Portugal and Spain -- Portugal -- Spain and 'the most potent monarch' -- From Alcalá to Alicante -- pt. 4. Rome and the two Popes -- The road to Rome -- The papal audience -- The stay in Rome -- The new Pope -- pt. 5. Further travels in Europe -- Bologna and Ferrara -- Carnival of Venice -- From Padua to Genoa -- Spain and Portugal revisited -- pt. 6. The return to Japan -- The return journey -- Reception in Japan -- pt. 7. Summing up -- Assessment of the enterprise. |
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1-281-90642-5 9786611906429 1-901903-38-9 |
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Europe Description and travel. Japan. gnd (DE-588)4028495-5 Südeuropa. gnd (DE-588)4078023-5 Portugal. gtt Spanje. gtt Italië. gtt Italien Reisen Geschichte 16. Jh. idsbb Portugal Reisen Geschichte 16. Jh. idsbb Spanien Reisen Geschichte 16. Jh. idsbb Europa Japan Geschichte 16. Jh. idsbb Japan Europa Geschichte 16. Jh. idsbb Japan. swd Südeuropa. swd |
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Geschichte 1582-1590. Geschichte 1582-1590. swd |
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Europe Portugal Spain Italy Japan. Südeuropa. Portugal. Spanje. Italië. Italien Spanien Europa Japan |
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Geschichte 1582-1590. 16th century Geschichte 16. Jh. |
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