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Hiroshiges - Kumagai Naozane Killing Taira no Atsumori at Ichi no Tani in 1184 (from The Tale of Heike Clan: Japanese story) (Kumagai (Jirō Naosada ), (Taira no) Atsumori Kumitsuke from Heike Monogatari) - Scenes from Chinese and Japanese History 1835-40 Kumagai Naozane Killing Taira no Atsumori at Ichi no Tani in 1184 (from The Tale of Heike Clan: Japanese story) (Kumagai (Jirō Naosada ), (Taira no) Atsumori Kumitsuke from Heike Monogatari)
Hiroshiges - Kajiwara Genda Kagesuye stopping to tighten his horse’s girth, and so allowing Sasake Takatsuna to get across the Uji river first in 1184 (from the Tale of Heike: Japanese story) (Sasaki Takatsuna Kajiwara Kagesue Ujigawa Senjin (from Heike Monogatari)) - Scenes from Chinese and Japanese History 1835-40 Kajiwara Genda Kagesuye stopping to tighten his horse’s girth, and so allowing Sasake Takatsuna to get across the Uji river first in 1184 (from the Tale of Heike: Japanese story) (Sasaki Takatsuna Kajiwara Kagesue Ujigawa Senjin (from Heike Monogatari))
Hiroshiges - Sato Tadanobu Battles with the Priest Kakuhan in the Yoshino Mountains (from The Biography of Yoshitsune: Japanese story) (Satō Tadanobu Yoshino Sanchū Kakuhan o Utsu from Yoshitsune-ki) - Scenes from Chinese and Japanese History 1835-40 Sato Tadanobu Battles with the Priest Kakuhan in the Yoshino Mountains (from The Biography of Yoshitsune: Japanese story) (Satō Tadanobu Yoshino Sanchū Kakuhan o Utsu from Yoshitsune-ki)
Hiroshiges - Chōki defending Chohan Bridge (from Sangoku-shi: Chinese story) ((Chōhankyō Chōhi Sōsō Jin wo Nonoshiru from Sangoku-shi)) - Scenes from Chinese and Japanese History 1835-40 Chōki defending Chohan Bridge (from Sangoku-shi: Chinese story) ((Chōhankyō Chōhi Sōsō Jin wo Nonoshiru from Sangoku-shi))
Hiroshiges - Nitta Yoshisada Prays to the Dragon God at Inamura Point in 1333 (from Taiheiki: Japanese story) (Nitta Yoshisada Inamuragasaki ni oite Ryūjin ni Inoru (from Taihei-ki)) - Scenes from Chinese and Japanese History 1835-40 Nitta Yoshisada Prays to the Dragon God at Inamura Point in 1333 (from Taiheiki: Japanese story) (Nitta Yoshisada Inamuragasaki ni oite Ryūjin ni Inoru (from Taihei-ki))
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