“Wealthy Peasants” of Premodern Japan: An Introduction to Myōshu|2023 Monthly Collaboration Series

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What could be called peasant society in premodern Japan was in reality quite layered. This episode will introduce the myōshu 名主, the “wealthy peasants” of rural society.
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