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A compelling portrait of the dynasty that blurred the distinctions between samurai, pirates, and merchants in seventeenth-century Japan In this book, Timothy R. Romans uses a family of Japanese pirates, the Suetsugu, as a lens through which to recast the Tokugawa shogunate as a maritime empire in an arena of inter-imperial competition. The Suetsugu, as a transnational family, are critical to helping us resolve some of the lingering contradictions of and questions about the misunderstood Tokugawa period (1603-1867), a time when Japan was a maritime empire locked in competition with Europe, China, and Korea. At the heart of this competitive maritime world was the city of Nagasaki, home of the Suetsugu and a haven for pirates, makers of cutthroat backroom deals, and hatchers of plots. The Suetsugu and their ambitions nearly brought all of East Asia to war at the end of the seventeenth century. The family's demise helps us understand the rise of a relatively peaceful East Asian world order that endured for over two hundred years. Over the past fifty years, descriptions of Tokugawa rule have ranged from feudal, absolutist, performative, federalist, and Japanocentric to, more recently, ad hoc, pragmatic, and open-ended. The rise of transnational history with its emphasis on the movement and reach of people outside traditional national borders offers exciting opportunities to move this debate forward and reevaluate a critical time in Japanese history.
Timothy R. Romans served as assistant professor of history at the US Air Force Academy for over a decade. He has worked extensively as a defense analyst, including service as Deputy Command Historian at US European Command. He is currently the senior speechwriter for the US Air Force Reserve Command.
Preface Chapter 1. The World of the Suetsugu: A Pirate Story Chapter 2. The Rise of Heizo I Chapter 3. Unwelcome Embassies Chapter 4. The War for Taiwan Chapter 5. Prisoners of the Suetsugu Chapter 6. The Suetsugu Scion and the Tea Master Chapter 7. Heizo II's Ambition Chapter 8. The Suetsugu Matriarch, Chofuku-in Chapter 9. Famine, Fire, and a Comet in the Sky Chapter 10. Leviathan Unleashed: The Voyage of the Fukokuju Chapter 11. Rumors of War Chapter 12. The Last Suetsugu Pirate Ship Chapter 13. A Lost Buffalo, an Old Temple, and Banishment Epilogue Notes Acknowledgments Index
