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A.L. Sadler

Unraveling the Legacy of Japan’s Greatest Shogun: Tokugawa Ieyasu.

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Author: A.L. Sadler

Narrator: Brian

Format: MP3

ISBN: -

Language: English

Publication date: 06/03/2026

Audiobook duration: 31min

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Chapter 1: 1. The Pedigree of The Tokugawas

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05:53

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Chapter 2: 2. Takechiyo

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18:28

Chapter 3: 3. Matsudaira Motonobu. Motoyasu. The Battle of Oke-hazama

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29:28

Chapter 4: 4. Ieyasu Quells The Monto Sect

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19:32

Chapter 5: 5. Tokugawa Ieyasu. Lord of Mikawa and Totomi

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14:51

Chapter 6: 6. The Retreat From Echizen and The Battle of the Anegawa

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07:31

Chapter 7: 7. Mikata-ga-hara

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19:46

Chapter 8: 8. Kuroda JŌsui, Or Simon Kondera

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03:22

Chapter 9: 9. Ieyasu’s Family Tragedy

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10:28

Chapter 10: 10. Nagashino and The Fall of the Hose of Takeda

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36:13

Chapter 11: 11. Death of Nobunaga. Ieyasu’s Flight Through Iga

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07:28

Chapter 12: 12. Ieyasu Gets Kai and Shinano

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04:51

Chapter 13: 13. Lord of five Provinces. Ieyasu Opposes Hideyoshi

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11:53

Chapter 14: 14. The Komaki Campaign

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12:56

Chapter 15: 15. After Komaki

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11:35

Chapter 16: 16. Isolation of Ieyasu

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07:59

Chapter 17: 17. Ieyasu’s Second Marriage and Alliance with HŌjŌ

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09:51

Chapter 18: 18. His Submission to Hideyoshi. He Visits the Capital

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14:13

Chapter 19: 19. The Kwanto Campaign

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24:59

Chapter 20: 20. Ieyasu Enters Edo

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35:53

Chapter 21: 21. The Korean Campaign and Death of Hideyoshi

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20:34

Chapter 22: 22. The Sekigahara Campaign

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27:47

Chapter 23: 23. Hosokawa Tadaoki, his wife, and his Father

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39:09

Chapter 24: 24. Kuroda JŌsui and Kyushu

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21:51

Chapter 25: 25. The Building of Edo

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21:05

Chapter 26: 26. The Coming of the Dutch

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08:26

Chapter 27: 27. Ieyasu and New Spain

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19:46

Chapter 28: 28. Luchu and Formosa

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06:22

Chapter 29: 29. The “Madre De Dios” Affair

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09:38

Chapter 30: 30. The Fall Stephen Turnbull of Okubo Tadachika

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10:26

Chapter 31: 31. The English Company

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13:09

Chapter 32: 32. Date Masamune’s Mission to Europe

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10:28

Chapter 33: 33. Ieyasu and Hideyori

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15:30

Chapter 34: 34. Osaka. The Winter Campaign

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21:05

Chapter 35: 35. The Summer Campaign

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19:55

Chapter 36: 36. Honami KŌ-etsu

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09:33

Chapter 37: 37. The Three Jinnai of Edo

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11:29

Chapter 38: 38. Literary Taste of the Mikado and Shogun

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22:54

Chapter 39: 39. The Hondas

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14:31

Chapter 40: 40. Death of Ieyasu

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25:16

Chapter 41: 41. Ieyasu’s Family

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26:24

Chapter 42: 42. Ieyasu’s Personal Habits and Views

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63:35

Chapter 43: 43. Tokugawa Legislation

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27:33

Chapter 44: 44. The Legacy of Ieyasu

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29:46

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Who should listen to Shogun

The summary audiobook of "Shogun" by A.L. Sadler is ideal for history enthusiasts, literature fans, and anyone interested in Japanese culture and the samurai era. It's particularly beneficial for readers who want a condensed overview of the epic tale without delving into the full narrative, offering insights into the complex characters and historical context. Additionally, those preparing for discussions or examinations related to the book will find this summary an invaluable resource for grasping key themes and plot points.

3 quotes from Shogun

"A man is only as good as his word, and a woman is only as good as her beauty."
"The way of the samurai is found in death. Meditation on inevitable death should be performed daily."
"To find a man who has command of himself is the greatest gift of all."

Author: A.L. Sadler

Arthur L. Sadler was a distinguished author known for his captivating storytelling and in-depth exploration of Japanese culture and history. Best recognized for his acclaimed work, "Shogun," Sadler's writing blends meticulous research with vivid narrative, transporting readers to the intricate world of samurai and feudal Japan. His passion for the subject matter, paired with his keen insights, has left a lasting impact on the literary landscape and continues to engage audiences with the rich tapestry of Japanese heritage.

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