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Hanging-armor pine at Hakkei Hill, from Tokyo meisho (Famous places of Tokyo), posthumous reprint of Meisho Edo hyakkei (One hundred views of famous places of Edo), chirimen-e (creped print)

Toyotomi Hidenaga, from Shinsen Taikoki (Newly selected history of Toyotomi Hideyoshi), diptych

Toyotomi Hideyoshi, Shibata Katsuie, and Sakuma Morimasa, from Shinsen Taikoki (Newly selected history of Toyotomi Hideyoshi), diptych

Oda Nobunaga and Akechi Mitsuhide, from Shinsen Taikoki (Newly selected history of Toyotomi Hideyoshi), diptych

Young Toyotomi Hideyoshi achieves a result at the battle of Fuji River, triptych

Taiheiki Shizugatake honjin no zu (Headquarters at the battle of Shizugatake), triptych

Takechi Mitsuhide attacking Ota Harutada's castle, triptych

Sanada Yoshitada and Matano Kagehisa, from Eimei kumiuchi soroi (Collection of heroes' bouts)

Priest Benkei and Ushiwakamaru, titled Gojo no tsuki (Moon over Gojo Bridge), from Buyu setsugekka no uchi (Snow, moon and flower with heroes), triptych

Minamoto no Yoshitsune passing the Ataka checkpoint, triptych

Sensho (A day for official business), illustrating Inagawa (Imagawa) Yoshimoto, from Rikuyosei Kuniyoshi jiman (Kuniyoshi's analogies for the six conditions of nature)

Battle at Takadate, Mutsu Province, triptych

Sassa Narimasa during a protracted battle in Kyushu, subtitled Hi (Fire), from Eiyu gogyo no uchi (Heroes and five elements), triptych

Koetsu Kawanakajima daikassen no zu (Scene of the battle of Kawanakajima), triptych

Sato Tadanobu fighting at Yoshino after fleeing Minamoto no Yoshitsune, titled Yoshino no yuki (Snow at Yoshino), from Buyu setsugekka no uchi (Snow, moon and flower with heroes), triptych

Aku Shichibyoe Kagekiyo, subtitled Todaiji bansho (Evening bell at Todaiji Tample), from Yobu hakkei (Military brilliance of the eight views)

Sakata Kintoki chasing demon away

Hojio Yasutoki, from Dai Nihon meisho kagami (Mirror of heroes of great Japan)

Mori Motonari, from Kyodo risshi no motoi (Instruction in the Fundamentals of Success)

A scene of the battle in Taiheiki (the Tale of grand pacification), triptych

Tomobiki (A bad day for funerals), illustrating Sasaki Takatsuna, from Rikuyosei Kuniyoshi jiman (Kuniyoshi's analogies for the six conditions of nature)