Utagawa Yoshifuji - In the Early 1320s, Kusunoki Masashige Resists the 800,000-man Army of the Hôjô by Entrenching Himself at the Castle of Chihaya and Shipping in Provisions.jpg
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Utagawa Yoshifuji In the Early 1320s, Kusunoki Masashige Resists the 800,000 man Army of the Hôjô by Entrenching Himself at the Castle of Chihaya and Shipping in Provisions, Art of Japan in the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, Utagawa Yoshifuji, Woodblock print (nishiki-e); ink and color on paper, by Utagawa Yoshifuji, In the Early 1320s, Kusunoki Masashige Resists the 800,000-man Army of the Hôjô by Entrenching Himself at the Castle of Chihaya and Shipping in Provisions
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歌川芳藤 1320年代前半、楠木正成 千早城に籠城し、絵、絵、絵、紙本墨画、歌川芳藤、1320年代前半、楠木正重 千早城に籠城し、千早城に籠城し、を踏み、を張り、を張り、千早城に籠城し、を張り、を踏み、を踏み、を踏み、八百万の兵を放つ。
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entrench resistive