دانلود کتاب The Gates of Power: Monks, Courtiers, and Warriors in Premodern Japan

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Contents\nMaps and Figures\nAcknowledgments\nA Note on Translation and Japanese Names\n1 Introduction\n2 Monastic Developments in the Heian Age\n3 Capital Politics and Religious Disturbances in the Shirakawa Era (1072-1129)\n4 Temples as Allies or Divine Enemies during the Tumultuous Years of Go-Shirakawa (1155–1192)\n5 Religious Conflicts and Shared Rulership in the Late Thirteenth Century\n6 Protesting and Fighting in the Name of the Kami and the Buddhas\n7 Religious Elites and the Ashikaga Bakufu: Collapsing the Gates of Power\n8 Epilogue: Religious Power and the Power of Religion in Premodern Japan\nAppendix 1 Conflicts Involving Enryakuji and Kōfukuji, 1061–1400\nAppendix 2 Diagram of Enryakuji and Kōfukuji Conflicts, 1061–1400\nNotes\nGlossary of Terms and Names\nReferences\nIndex