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Japanese: 陰徳太平記 - いんとくたいへいき

A military chronicle set in Western Japan during the Sengoku and Azuchi-Momoyama periods. It is 81 volumes long and was published in 1712, with the posthumous manuscripts of Kagawa Masanori, a retainer of the Kikkawa clan of Suo-Iwakuni, compiled by his second son, Kagetsugu (Gyōshin). It centres on the Mori clan's conquest of Western Japan, and describes the rise and fall of clans in Chugoku, Shikoku and Kyushu, such as the Ouchi, Amago and Otomo clans, and the unification process by the Azuchi-Momoyama government. It is included in the "Popular History of Japan."

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Japanese:

戦国期・織豊期の西日本を舞台とする軍記。81巻。周防岩国吉川(きっかわ)家家臣の香川正矩(まさのり)の遺稿を次男景継（尭真）が集成し，1712年に刊行された。毛利氏の西日本制覇を軸に大内氏・尼子(あまこ)氏・大友氏など中国・四国・九州の諸氏の興亡や織豊政権による統一過程が描かれる。《通俗日本全史》所収。

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